ASP.NET

NeverHeardOfMe27-Sep-10 3:13

NeverHeardOfMe

27-Sep-10 3:13

You can use javascript to do this, but how on earth do you think this will secure your application in any way?

Not Active27-Sep-10 4:27

Re: Disable Status Bar [modified]

27-Sep-10 4:27

You can't disable the status bar on the main window unless you have used window.open to create. You can use JavaScript to set the statusbar text for the link to be empty

<a href="..." onMouseOver="status.text=''">

I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

NeverHeardOfMe27-Sep-10 4:33

NeverHeardOfMe

27-Sep-10 4:33

... onmouseover="self.status=''; return true;" ...

FTFY

Downvote it all you like, the fact remains my "correction" is correct and (no offence meant, but) Mark's snippet was not.

modified on Monday, September 27, 2010 1:08 PM

5fingers27-Sep-10 22:00

5fingers

27-Sep-10 22:00

Use javascripts it will hide it. I think hiding it is what you mean secure

Not Active28-Sep-10 6:23

28-Sep-10 6:23

Yeah, I know been a long time since I've done it, got the names wrong. But got the meaning.

As for the down vote, well there are ID10Ts everywhere, brush it off and don't feed them.

I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

Change the Status in Gridview column

T M Gray28-Sep-10 4:41

T M Gray

28-Sep-10 4:41

Your application will not be any more secure by hiding the status. Users can still right click on the links and copy the location. They can also view source. Any of the tricks you use to disable any of those options can be defeated by visiting your site with javascript turned off.

If you don't want users to visit a page directly then you need to implement something different that checks their access rights in the OnInit of each page.

Krishhhhhhhhhhhhhh27-Sep-10 2:33

Krishhhhhhhhhhhhhh

27-Sep-10 2:33

Hi,

I have a gridview and a button-Start in aspx page.
In gridview 3 columns checkbox , Name and Status.
Select multiple columns and click on Start then Status column for selected rows should be changed to "Starting...", later it should be changed to "Started".

But it is showing directly "Started". In the mean time i should see "Starting..." also.

Here is my code

Aspx page

<asp:gridview id="GrdViewM" runat="server" autogeneratecolumns="False">
<columns>
<asp:templatefield> <itemtemplate> <asp:checkbox id="ChkBoxView" runat="server">

<itemtemplate> <asp:boundfield headertext="Name" datafield="Name">
<asp:templatefield headertext="Status"> <itemtemplate>
<asp:label id="Label1" runat="server" text="<%# Bind("Status") %>">

<asp:linkbutton id="LnkBtnStart" runat="server" onclick="LnkBtnStart_Click">
Start

.cs File

protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{ if (!IsPostBack)
{
GridData();
}
}
public void GridData()
{
DataTable dt = new DataTable();

dt.Columns.Add("VMName");
dt.Columns.Add("Status");

dt.Rows.Add("abc", "Stopped);
dt.Rows.Add("xyx", "Running);
dt.Rows.Add("xyz", "Stopped);

GrdViewM.DataSource = dt;
GrdViewM.DataBind();
}
public ArrayList FindChk()
{
ArrayList arr = new ArrayList();

if (GrdViewM.Rows.Count > 0)
{
for (int i = 0; i < GrdViewM.Rows.Count; i++)
{
//finding checkbox in GridView
CheckBox cbx = (CheckBox)GrdViewM.Rows[i].FindControl("ChkBoxView");
//CheckBox not null
if (cbx != null)
{
//if CheckBox Checked
if (cbx.Checked)
{
arr.Add(new string[] { i.ToString(), GrdViewM.Rows[i].Cells[1].Text});
}
}
}
}
return arr;

}

protected void LnkBtnStart_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
Stat();
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(3000);

ArrayList arr = FindVM();

if (arr.Count > 0)
{
string Name = string.Empty;
foreach (string[] s in arr)
{

VMName = s[1].ToString();
int rid = Convert.ToInt32(s[0]);

GrdViewM.Rows[i].Cells[1].Text = "Running";
}}}

public void stat()
{
ArrayList arr = FindVM();
if (arr.Count > 0)
{
string VMName = string.Empty;
foreach (string[] s in arr)
{ VMName = s[1].ToString();
int rid = Convert.ToInt32(s[0]);

GrdViewM.Rows[i].Cells[1].Text = "Starting.....";
}
}}

Please Help Me

Show Reminder Window

vishnukamath27-Sep-10 0:42

27-Sep-10 0:42

hi,

We Developed one reminder service Web Application for displaying reminder popups like OutLook Express.We installed windows service on the Server, here we need to show the reminders of each user respectively when he/she logins.Please suggest me better way to do this.

Thanks & Regards,
Vishnu.

Not Active27-Sep-10 2:34

27-Sep-10 2:34

A windows service on a server to display reminders to ASP.NET users is useless. Think about it. Are the users going to be sitting in your server room to see the messages?

When the user logs in to the web application then you can display any reminders by rendering and serving an ASP.NET page to their browser.

I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

vishnukamath27-Sep-10 19:06

27-Sep-10 19:06

hi,

we need to show reminder for each and every user individually based on the reminder time set by the user. Here My doubt is how to show the reminder popup in the client browser. Is it possible to run a windows service in server and send a page to the client when the reminder time matches the server time? or is there any other way to show reminders on the client system from server without installing any additional services on the client system?

Not Active28-Sep-10 1:22

28-Sep-10 1:22

vishnukamath wrote:
Is it possible to run a windows service in server and send a page to the client

NO!

You don't seem to understand the concepts of ASP.NET or web development. Think. How would a server know what pc to send the page to? How it know if the PC were on? What if the IP address changed? How would you feel if someone suddenly sent a message and opened your browser when you were in the middle of a presentation?

As I said, they only way you can do this is check when the user logs into your site. You can use ajax to check and send alerts, but only while the user is active on your site.

I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

5fingers27-Sep-10 22:02

5fingers

27-Sep-10 22:02

Use webservices

vishnukamath27-Sep-10 23:55

27-Sep-10 23:55

hi
Could you please explain me how to do this, and i need to get client system time through service .

Thanks & Regards,
Vishnu.

Karthik. A28-Sep-10 6:21

Karthik. A

28-Sep-10 6:21

@Vishnu

Think of it this way, Outlook is NOT a web application, its a windows application. Your is a web application that "executes" in a browser and so would have no access to the client's machine (in general). In order to do this you need to have a windows service on your client's machine which could talk to your server and get the information required. So when there are remainders to be pushed to the client, the windows service on the "Client" side gets it from your server and the windows service can in turn do something to display that to the client. So essentially your server should have another windows service or a web service to serve the requests from the client's windows service.

If its a web application that you are talking about, as Mark said, unless the user logs in to your site, he/she cannot get the remainders.

Hope this helps.

Cheers,
Karthik

vishnukamath28-Sep-10 19:03

28-Sep-10 19:03

hi,

The functionality on which i am working is that unless the user logs in to our web application, he/she cannot get the reminders. As soon as the user logs in, he/she must get the reminders irrespective of the section he /she is browsing in our web application by showing popup window according to the time in the client system and update the status on the server. Please suggest me a solution.

Thanks in advance

Regards,
Vishnu

Karthik. A29-Sep-10 10:53

Karthik. A

29-Sep-10 10:53

You could do something like this, but this may not be the best solution.

* Once the user logs in on Page_Load verify whether the user has any remainders and show it if it matches w/ the remainder date/time.
* If there are none, you could then find if there are any remainders in the near future say, in the next "few" minutes, you will have to decide this "few"
* If there are remainders set up in the next "few" minutes, use javascript (setTimeOut) to wait for that time and then when its the time to dispaly the remainder get it from the server using AJAX and display it.
* If the user navigates away from this page to another page, the same rule applies.
* If the user is in a page where-in he can set remainders, you need to have a javascript function that is being called w/ setTimeOut to verify if there are any remainders to be displayed

PS - Again this may not be the best solution as this one was an immediate solution that occurred to me.

Cheers,
Karthik

Ajay Kale New27-Sep-10 0:10

Ajay Kale New

27-Sep-10 0:10

Hi,

in my application - when I traverse for sometime to various tabs - suddenly login,aspx page is displayed.
When I checked logs - but no debugger statement printed there..and no javascript alerts are seen.

So I verified web.config for timeout properties but couldnot find anything to be changed

<authentication mode="Forms">
<forms loginUrl="login.aspx" protection="All" timeout="600" slidingExpiration="true" >
</forms>
</authentication>

and

<sessionState mode="InProc" timeout="600" />

Thanks and regards,
- Ajay Kale

Repeat and spam

Not Active27-Sep-10 2:29