ASP.NET

23-Jan-07 20:10

There is no need to fired any event when u call a web service.
it's depent on when call a web servie method u can generate own event.

If u'r requirement is different plz clerify.

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To open microsoft word

gauthee23-Jan-07 17:21

gauthee

23-Jan-07 17:21

Hi,

I would like to open a microsoft word document file from my asp.net application, using C# as the language. Is there any reference that i could look at, tried the code given in codeproject but didnt work out!!!

Gautham

Parwej Ahamad23-Jan-07 18:41

23-Jan-07 18:41

Plz try this code .........

Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application word = null;
Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Document doc = null;
word = new Microsoft.Office.Interop.Word.Application();
object fileName = "c:\\test.doc";
object falseValue = false;
object trueValue = true;
object missing = Type.Missing;
word.Visible = true;
word.Activate();
doc = word.Documents.Open(ref fileName, ref missing, ref trueValue, ref missing, ref missing, ref missing, ref missing, ref missing, ref missing, ref missing, ref missing, ref missing, ref missing, ref missing, ref missing, ref missing);
doc.Activate();

Laugh | :laugh:

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gauthee23-Jan-07 20:37

gauthee

23-Jan-07 20:37

Thanks for the code!!!

Used your code and tried to access the word however it leads to an error which is as follows:

System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException: Cannot activate application

Gautham

Parwej Ahamad23-Jan-07 21:09

23-Jan-07 21:09

plz specify thsis type of path and imports all namespace required.....

wordDoc = wordApp.Documents.Open(Server.MapPath("folder/Message.doc"))

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gauthee23-Jan-07 21:17

gauthee

23-Jan-07 21:17

the document is not in our application folder and what namespaces exactly should we import???

Gautham

Parwej Ahamad23-Jan-07 21:47

DataList and Border-Collapse

23-Jan-07 21:47

One of the first things that comes to mind is security problems. Since you have tested the code to be working with Win Forms.

Check if :
a) The ASP.NET System account has enough permissions to perform a mail merge.
b) The path to the word document can be accessed by the ASP.NET App (check folder permissions)

if still u'r problem exist then save u'r file temporarly on local system with default path. and then open it from default path.

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ASP.NET

James_Marsters23-Jan-07 10:36

James_Marsters

23-Jan-07 10:36

Hi everybody, I'm SPIKE. A couple of weeks ago I downloaded the Popup menu from this site. It works fine, but I'm having some problems with the dropdownlist control. The Popup menu is always behind it and I tried everything to make it work. Could anyone please give a hand, I would really appreciate your help. My e-mail is spikereloaded@gmail.com

Spike reloaded

Re: ASP.NET

Christian Graus23-Jan-07 16:59

Christian Graus

23-Jan-07 16:59

You should ask on the forum that is associated with the article. Some menu controls just do that, I moved to a different one to overcome the problem. It's a common problem for that sort of menu.

Christian Graus - C++ MVP

'Why don't we jump on a fad that hasn't already been widely discredited ?' - Dilbert

RX Maverick23-Jan-07 10:23

RX Maverick

23-Jan-07 10:23

I am using a datalist to easily display my data in 7 columns, but I can't seem to get the alignment correct. After a few tries i opened up the HTML and found border-collapse:collapse in the table's style. I used IE7s DevToolBar DOM viewer to remove it on the fly and everything looks and works great. So now my question is how do I get ASP.NET not to add it? I have tried using a CssClass, but the class option gets overwrote by the inline one. Thanks for any help.

Flash Objects

Marc Paliotti23-Jan-07 9:38

Marc Paliotti

23-Jan-07 9:38

i took a piece of code that i had from a web app that basically showed a video. on this site, i was running .net 1.1. Now that i have finally upgraded to .net 2.0, i thought, well maybe the code can be the same. i was wrong. i placed this code:

var fe = new FlashObject("/Video/reinventing.swf", "reinventing", "320","240","7","#ffffff");
fe.write("flashStage1");

For some reason, all of my stylesheet is gone and images that i have on the page is gone. the video does not show up. Is this a .NET 2.0 reason. i have been researching this issue and have not found anything.

PLEASE HELP!!!

Re: Flash Objects

Christian Graus23-Jan-07 17:00

Christian Graus

23-Jan-07 17:00

This code is going to go straight to the browser, the version of .NET won't matter at all. This is not ASP.NET code, it's just HTML and script.

Christian Graus - C++ MVP

'Why don't we jump on a fad that hasn't already been widely discredited ?' - Dilbert

Restrict Content by Roles

packerfan190423-Jan-07 8:43

packerfan1904

23-Jan-07 8:43

Hello-
A bit new to this ASP.NET thing, so go easy on me if this is a stupid question. Tried searching on the topic, but didn't have any luck....

I've got a site where I've enabled the membership and role providers - everything works fine. My question is this - is there an ideal way to restrict content based on role membership? I've tried using the LoginView control, except some of my users may belong to multiple roles and this control only picks up on the first matching role. Should I be approaching this differently?

Re: Restrict Content by Roles

Bassam Saoud23-Jan-07 9:04

Bassam Saoud

23-Jan-07 9:04

If I understand your question correctly, you can add this to your web.config:

<location path="File_Name.aspx">
  <system.web>
    <authorization>
      <allow roles="Role1,Role2,Rolen"/>
      <deny users="*" />
    </authorization>
  </system.web>
</location>

Re: Restrict Content by Roles

packerfan190423-Jan-07 11:09

packerfan1904

23-Jan-07 11:09

Sorry, should have been more descriptive. I'm trying to show/hide content on an actual page itself.

My example:
I have 3 roles - Admin, Stakeholder, ProjectManager. I have a nav pane that shows available options for each role. I'd like to hide options not available to users that aren't a part of that specific role. I don't want ProjectManager role members to see the options available to Stakeholder role members, and vice versa.

Is there an accepted method for doing this? Ideally I could redirect upon login , to seperate pages (Admin to an admin.aspx page, Stakeholder to stakeholder.aspx page, etc.), but I don't think one can do that....

Re: Restrict Content by Roles

Bassam Saoud23-Jan-07 19:41

Bassam Saoud

23-Jan-07 19:41

you can use the RoleProvider.IsUserInRole Method [^].This function returns a boolean indicating if the user is in a specifed role or not and the you show your options based on the boolean for example

If IsUserInRole("User","Admin") Then
    'Show Admin Options
ElseIf IsUserInRole("User","Stakeholder") Then
    'Show Stakeholder Options
Else
    '....
End If

Connection Strings for Class Library Project

robert11023-Jan-07 8:33

robert110

23-Jan-07 8:33

I have a solution that has 3 projects. One of them is serving as Class Library project (technically its a ASP.NET Web Application Project but it only contain classes).

Where would be the best place to store all the connection strings?

1- GCL.config file?
I could use ConfigurationManager class to access the connection strings

or

2- Global.resource file?
I could reference it directly GlobalResources.MyConnectionString.ToString();

Just trying to find out the best practice Smile | :)

Thanks.

Regards,

Robert

Re: Connection Strings for Class Library Project

Bassam Saoud23-Jan-07 8:55

Bassam Saoud

23-Jan-07 8:55

I think the best and common practice is to store the connection string in the config file.

You can also use Aspnet_setreg to store and encrypt credintails in the registery [^]

Difference b/w Asp.Net 1.1 and 2.0?

kavi200023-Jan-07 6:54

kavi2000

23-Jan-07 6:54

Hi,

Difference b/w Asp.Net 1.1 and 2.0?

Regards
Kavi Rose | [Rose]

Guffa23-Jan-07 7:09

Guffa

23-Jan-07 7:09

kavi2000 wrote:
Difference b/w Asp.Net 1.1 and 2.0?

Yes, they are different.

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kavi200023-Jan-07 7:46

kavi2000

23-Jan-07 7:46

Hello Boss,

I know that both r different. I asked what is the difference?;P

WillemM23-Jan-07 9:24

WillemM

23-Jan-07 9:24

Same answer as before, go read www.asp.net.
That site has enough information to keep you busy for at least a day or two.

WM.

What about weapons of mass-construction?
"You can always try to smash it with a wrench to fix that. It might actually work" - WillemM

Guffa23-Jan-07 9:36

Guffa

23-Jan-07 9:36

kavi2000 wrote:
I know that both r different.

No, they "r" not both different. It's only one of them that is different. Wink | ;)

kavi2000 wrote:
I asked what is the difference?

Actually, you didn't. Smile | :)

People have already written millions of words about the differences. There is not any reason to repeat any of it again, just because you (tried to) ask for it. You can find a lot about it if you search, here, in your favourite search engine, or why not get it from the horses mouth; go and see what Microsoft has to say about it.

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