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Pretty sure you don't need OAuth for a generic social sharing component.
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Okay. So, wouldn't the component need authentication in order to push something on wall/tweet? How does the component pass on to social media without account connection?
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I haven't messed with any of this in a few years, but wouldn't you just have to link to the social network with a query string value to the page you intend to like/share (the particular format depending on the social network)? Then, the user can login on that website (if they aren't already logged in). The JavaScript/.Net wouldn't have to do any logging in (because it wouldn't be performing any action on behalf of the user).
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AspDotNetDev wrote: but wouldn't you just have to link to the social network with a query string value to the page you intend to like/share
Sure, if we navigate then yes, this would probably do. I was thinking more from behind the scenes/not navigate.
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I am looking for a components but designed for .net with more features
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It doesn't need to be designed for .Net. It's just some HTML/JavaScript that can be placed on any webpage (including an ASP.NET webpage).
What features are you looking for that AddThis lacks?
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Well, just getting rid of the AddThis name user will not know it's a components and ut will feel it's part of my website
Also reporting to be saved in a database so Ican show each usur share report for his pages only.
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How about shareNice? It's open source, so you can modify it as you like.
Jassim Rahma wrote: Also reporting to be saved in a databas
Is this something you want to log to your database, or should the component have analytics built in? I believe AddThis has analytics of some sort, but I'm not sure about shareNice.
If you use Google Analytics to do click tracking, you can track all client-side clicks on your page (you can do this via JavaScript), regardless of the component.
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Jassim Rahma wrote: Also reporting to be saved in a database so Ican show each usur share report for his pages only.
Let Facebook keep its own data. If your user is authorized to share data with your site, you will be able to get the user's likes, shares, wall posts, etc, from Facebook. You don't need to store that stuff yourself.
Please, do yourself a favor and learn the Facebook API!
FACEBOOK API HOME PAGE[^]
I think if you start looking through that, you'll realize Facebook is somewhat system-agnostic. That is, it doesn't know or care that you're using ASP.Net. Everything you do will be in Javascript mostly.
Here's a link to the "Graph API" which is what you'll mostly use.
Graph API Getting Started Tutorial[^]
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Nice one. Looks good... will have to look deep and try out to see how it works. Thanks for sharing.
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How to convert my asp project into exe file.
can i makke my asp website into .exe file?
help me.
Thanks in advance.
Regards
Karthick.RR
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thank u....
Can we deploy project into in .exe file ?
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Hi,
I have a post or forum website in ASP.NET and MySQL backend. I want to know what's the best option to save the post's creation time as different people from different countries will access it and it's no proper to show all the EST or GMT time.
what's your suggestion?
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I would save it as a UTC in database. Later convert into Local time in my application based on the people using it.
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Just wanted to add that when a user submits a post you should from javascript take current time, convert it to UTC and pass it to the server. And for another user reading this post you receive UTC time from DB, pass it to the client and in javascript convert it to local time. Because client creating a post, web app host, DB server and another client reading the post may all be in different time zones 
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var d = new Date();
var localZone = d.getTimezoneOffset()/60;
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<script>
function ss() {
$("#date").text( Date());
}
</script>
use span and give an id ,name is date.
id="date"
<input id="Button1" type="button" value="button" onclick="ss()" />
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Dears,
I got a trouble, I trying to deploy web page to receive data posted by client by "GET" method.
I have one variable name "myvar".
I want to add value to that variable when user input it in same session id.
The result shoulb be like this"
myvar ="value1,value2,value3,..." value is depend on client inputted.
Anyone any idea or that?
Thanks,
Socheat
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Your question is not clear. How is user adding values? Only way to have multiple values in a variable is string concatenation. If you want to keep adding on, just do something like myvar = myvar + ',' + newvalue;
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HI,
Let me same in exmple.
I hage 2 pages, page1.aspx and page2.aspx
1. user1. page1.aspx send request to page2.aspx with method "GET" --> page2.aspx?search=hello
2. user1 again. input next value then redirect to page page2.aspx with same method --> page2.aspx?search=world
What I want to see result in page2.aspx is show all value that user inputted. saerch=hello,world
Anyway to store value like that?
Regards
Socheat
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Have you tried using a temporary cookies to store each search term submitted to page2? The methods Asp.net uses to store state (viewstate, hidden fields, etc) are generally designed to work with POST requests so I don't think there is any client-side feature that will work.
You could also manage a string of submitted requests in javascript but the advantage of the cookie is that all the processing can be done on page2.aspx and return the cookie to the user after each request.
modified 2-Apr-13 21:08pm.
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HI,
thank for your reply, i have used all but it seem not success
1. Cookie, will have problem if borwser disabled cookie.
I will try find another way
Thanks
Socheat
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True, cookies will not work if the user has them turned off.
I think you might need to just come up with a custom solution for this.
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