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And what is the question?
The error message says that the server is to busy to handle your request.
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Why Server Is Busy ?
that i know the server don't Handle Any request
MHF
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What SMTP server are you using?
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 It solved but i don't change any things
MHF
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hello
can any body tell me how to integarte 2checkout.com payment method with asp.net application.
any one have sample code or any link plz tell me
thanx
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Hi,
I have an header detail type of entry. For the detail part I have an datagrid placed. There is a command button which is used to add a new row on the datagrid. I would like to set the focus on the newly added row's first cell on the button click. Can anyone please help for this?
Ram
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At the time of adding new row, you have the index of that row, find the control in first cell, get its client ID and register a startup script to focus that control...... the the script should be something like ..
RegisterStartupScript("setFocus","document.getElementById('"+ control.ClientID +"').focus();")
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Just a simple question. I've just begun to dig into the whole mempership-feature of ASP.NET, and it's very nice.
When I configure my site for this stuff VS automagically creates a SQL Serve database with user info and lots of other stuff. The user table of course is quite rudimentary so I need to expand it. And that's just what I've done: Expanded the aspnet_Users table with some extra columns I need.
So, my question is this: Is that good form? Is it ok to use the aspnet_Users table like that, or should I build a separate table and build a relationship between the two. What's kosher here?
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I want to implement a sms function which sends customers an sms once their orders have been processed..
How would i go about this?
Thank you
Nothing lasts but nothing is lost
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Send an email to phonenumber@carriersmsdomain.what
T-Mobile: phonenumber@tmomail.net
Virgin Mobile: phonenumber@vmobl.com
Cingular: phonenumber@cingularme.com
Sprint: phonenumber@messaging.sprintpcs.com
Verizon: phonenumber@vtext.com
Nextel: phonenumber@messaging.nextel.com
160 character max and the subject won't show up.
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How to remove the alias name of the web application? of course after removing it from the wwwroot.
thanks in advance.
haitham
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Do you mean the alias of a virtual directory? Just delete it in the IIS manager.
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thanks for ur help.
but there is another question ...
there is a project was developed on a specific computer and i took a copy of this project folder on my computer
when i tried to run this project the following message appeared to me "unable to start debugging on the web server. the project is not configured to be debugged"
i checked the web.config file and checked the property called debug = "true"
so from ur point of view what can i change to run this project?
thanks to u in advance.
haitham
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go to IIS , right click on WebSites node, select properties,, go to Directory Security Tab,click Edit,and at the buttom of form select the checkbox named "integrated windows authentication" and ok the form ....
www.behzadi.net
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Hi Guys,
Those of you that have dealt with Oracle know what Im going through right now... I am getting this error after about 25 page loads, my site is highly data driven). My max open cursor is set to 1500, and I do dispose my command objects along with anything that won't be used. Is there a way to close those darn cursors? Who is opening them anyways, I sure am not!!
Does anyone know how to deal with this issue? All/any help is HIGHLY appreciated.
Nila
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Hi Friends,
I am asked by some one is there any way that we can send encrypted emails and those emails then can be viewed (decrypted) in outlook or any other email client.
The only reason is to send email data securely.
If you want to discuss more , your question are welcome.
Any help is welcome.
Thansk
Naveed Kamboh
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i have developed code for this. if u need that tell me ill send u mail.
Pradeep Reddy
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hi ,
i need the code for that.can you please send it to my mail sudharson_g@yahoo.com
with regards,
susa
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Yes I need that code, Would you please send me code.
thanks
Naveed Kamboh
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My current job is mostly windows forms, but I've been called to help edit the aspx pages in the web-application part of the software I'm developing, and I think I'm having some mental-adjustment issues and was hoping to get some help.
I have a page that has 2 major elements, a toolbar (with dropdown and textbox sub-elements), and a datagrid. A button on the toolbar calls a .js script that filters the datagrid based on the information entered.
What my client has asked for, and what I'm having trouble trying to figure out how to deliver, is how to retain the dropdown and textbox fields through an entire session.
I've done some searching, and my original guess of using cookies over viewstate[] seems to be the right one, and I've even found out that with IE (which my client will be using), I can set a cookie to datetime.min to have it expire at the end of the session.
My problem is that I'm having trouble trying to figure out where to assign the cookie. I've written a C# function (MakeCookie();) that declares a cookie and assigns the appropriate dropdown/textbox values to it, and I look for the cookie in the Page_Load event, but I'm unsure where (and with what syntax) I should call the MakeCookie function from the aspx.
I'm thinking that there must be some element on the body or page tag that I can use, but nothign seems to be jumping out at me.
Any ideas?
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session["dropdownlistvalue"] = dropdownlist.selectedvalue;
dropdownlist.selectevalue = session["dropdownlistvalue"].tostring();
how vital enterprise application are for proactive organizations leveraging collective synergy to think outside the box and formulate their key objectives into a win-win game plan with a quality-driven approach that focuses on empowering key players to drive-up their core competencies and increase expectations with an all-around initiative to drive up the bottom-line. But of course, that's all a "high level" overview of things
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OK, I looked that up and it seems like it would work instead of the cookies. My question is, however, is there an event that I could handle so I could set the Session[] variable as I was navigating out of the page?
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No, but you can set the session variable everytime a menu item is selected so it's always the most recent selection, then on Page_Load load the variable.
Asp.net is all server side and there is no message sent to the server when a page closes or the user leaves it, so you can't take action. Probably your biggest adjust from windows forms to asp.net is going to be the separation between client and server.
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I've been noticing that. Is it possible to set the session variables from the .js scripts that do the filtering (there's a button)?
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No, the session variables never leave the server. If you want to set a session variable from the client, you have to send the information to the server and do the change on the server.
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