ASP.NET

Re: Html Mail Formate Error

7-Dec-12 6:47

Thanks for the article, I need to know that stuff anyway. Google is actually pretty courteous crawling at a rate of about 2 minutes each.

I think my strategy is wrong here. Perhaps for crawlers and bots, I should make them wait for the whole process to complete on a single thread. But on human users, I can put data writes on background threads so there experience is faster.

Pagination worries

cizu6-Dec-12 5:12

cizu

6-Dec-12 5:12

Dont you think Asp.net 4.0 should have pagination plugins? Because it stress me out a lot. But,in MVC i think is not that hard.

Re: Pagination worries

Deflinek7-Dec-12 1:40

Deflinek

7-Dec-12 1:40

For MVC you can use nuget package PagedList[^].

I prefer to have such plugins downloadable by nuget rather than build into language/framework. As you won't always need that and can keep things more simple. Too many contros means you will never know about them so won't use them anyway Smile | :)

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Re: Pagination worries

AnkitGoel.com10-Dec-12 17:33

AnkitGoel.com

10-Dec-12 17:33

Yes, i also think the same.

Html Mail Formate Error

mukusingh5-Dec-12 18:49

mukusingh

5-Dec-12 18:49

Hi,
I'm sending mail to newly register Users in html format(Asp.net C#). It works fine but sometimes Some Unwanted html code(that dose not exist in my webpage) showing after mail body even mail content is correct. if anyone know the solution, plz help.
Here is that unwanted code that User getting.

<HTML xmlns:pstyle='margin-top><HEAD>.wlEmoticon { behavior: url(#default#.WLEMOTICON_WRITER_BEHAVIOR) } img { behavior: url(#default#IMG_WRITER_BEHAVIOR) } .wlWriterEditableSmartContent { behavior: url(#default#.WLWRITEREDITABLESMARTCONTENT_WRITER_BEHAVIOR) } .wlWriterEditableSmartContent > .wlEditField { behavior: url(#default#.WLWRITEREDITABLESMARTCONTENT_>_.WLEDITFIELD_WRITER_BEHAVIOR) } blockquote { behavior: url(#default#BLOCKQUOTE_WRITER_BEHAVIOR) } #extendedEntryBreak { behavior:

Thanks in Advance
<div class="signature">Mukesh</div>

jkirkerx6-Dec-12 10:41

Re: Html Mail Formate Error

6-Dec-12 10:41

With all do respect, how are we suppose to know where to look.

You should add a watch to your message body and run the program in debug, then make a copy of the body text, and send it to yourself. Then inspect both message body content and compare the two.

Then inspect the message content of the other email with the extra text and make a comparison as well. If the extra html only appears after relaying through the other mail server, then that mail server is injecting the html.

mukusingh6-Dec-12 19:18

mukusingh

6-Dec-12 19:18

hi jkirkerx,
thanks for your quick reply.It's working fine now.

Mukesh

how to set og tag at runtime

Jassim Rahma5-Dec-12 9:12

Jassim Rahma

5-Dec-12 9:12

Hi,

I want to add this tag at runtime using HtmlMeta or anything way:

HTML

<meta property="og:type" content="website" />

but the HtmlMeta dosn't have the (property) property..

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Re: how to set og tag at runtime

Deflinek7-Dec-12 1:50

Deflinek

7-Dec-12 1:50

I've never used this class myself, but if I read the documentation[^] correctly, you should set:

var htmlMeta = new HtmlMeta();
htmlMeta.Name = "og:type";
htmlMeta.Content = "website";
// add htmlMeta to page header

for your example.

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is this a correct og prefix?

Jassim Rahma5-Dec-12 7:36

Jassim Rahma

5-Dec-12 7:36

Hi,

I want to ask if this a correct and proper og prefix to be included in the head?

ASP.NET

<head runat="server" prefix="og: http://ogp.me/ns#" website: http://ogp.me/ns/website#">

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asp.net vb

NadaSaif5-Dec-12 3:09

5-Dec-12 3:09

hi,,I developed website(asp.net vb)..on the login page the user have to enter not the whole passworad the page will ask him
to enter just 4 digits of his passworad and that number appear
randomly.my problem now I dont know how the compare will work between the passworad which he entered with the passworad which is saved on database.

ZurdoDev5-Dec-12 4:34

ZurdoDev

5-Dec-12 4:34

You'll need to use string functions, such as MID, LEFT, SUBSTRING, etc either in SQL or in C# and compare the same characters.

There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.

NadaSaif5-Dec-12 5:05

5-Dec-12 5:05

But each random number is equal the index of the passworad which the password will be store in one string so, it should be compare one by one !!!!
Also the random numbers it repeated it shuld be not and I found by swap to be not repeated but is reapate.??

ZurdoDev5-Dec-12 7:17

ZurdoDev

5-Dec-12 7:17

I'm sorry, but I can't understand this at all.

There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.

jkirkerx5-Dec-12 17:22

5-Dec-12 17:22

how are you storing the password, as a hash?, encrypted?

NadaSaif6-Dec-12 1:56

6-Dec-12 1:56

Yes,it was encrypted by RSA

jkirkerx6-Dec-12 7:32

6-Dec-12 7:32

Sounds like you've been painted into a corner on this one.

You would probably have to decrypt the password, take the first 4 chars, and do a string.compare against the 2 values.

jkirkerx6-Dec-12 11:36

6-Dec-12 11:36

Just off the top of my head, I write in vb, not that quick in c sharp. But I put about 10 minutes into it just to test 1 char. I would have to come back to convert the program to test char positions 2-4-6-7. I'm a little fuzzy on integer array, in which I can loop the Integer array of p1 to test 2-4-6-7 in the same loop, and produce a exit code such as 0 for success or 1 for failure.

[edit]
If I used the integer array of p1 for looping, I could just match the int value to the char position much faster. But that's my weakness.

Dim p1() as Integer = 2467

Anyways this is just a starter thought

Protected Sub Page_Load(sender As Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load

        Dim uPassword() As Char = "fortune"
        Dim p1 As Integer = 2
        Dim p1c As Char = "r"
        Dim pMatch As Integer = 1

        Dim input(uPassword.Length - 1) As Char
        For i As Integer = 0 To uPassword.Length - 1
            'Just building the password char array to validate the thought
            input(i) = uPassword(i)

            If (p1 = i) Then
                If (uPassword(i) = p1c) Then
                    pMatch = 0
                End If
            End If
        Next

        Response.Write("<span style=""color: black;"">" & input & "</span>" & _
            "<br /><span style=""color: black;"">" & pMatch.ToString & "</span>")

    End Sub

NadaSaif12-Dec-12 5:03

12-Dec-12 5:03

thaaaaax ,I done it

jkirkerx12-Dec-12 5:55

12-Dec-12 5:55

So what did you end up doing?, let's see this amazing function because I must admit it's on the advance level, since you have gone beyond the string and into chars.

NadaSaif12-Dec-12 21:14