ASP.NET

27-Mar-07 4:23

You need to give write permission to that folder to whoever the identity is running the ASP.NET application.

_Cle^aKO

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Re: file upload error

saravanan0527-Mar-07 4:27

saravanan05

27-Mar-07 4:27

hi

plz tell me how to give the permission

regards
saravanan

Re: file upload error

Marcus J. Smith27-Mar-07 5:02

How do upload files to webclient?

27-Mar-07 5:02

You can actually do that through IIS. You will click into the tree for that applications main folder and find the sub folder that you are uploading the images to. Right click and choose Permissions and then add the user that needs them. Usually it will be <yourmachinename>/ISUR_<yourmachinename>.

Member 209456127-Mar-07 4:09

Member 2094561

27-Mar-07 4:09

I need upload files mpeg,video... to Webclient but I can't do it.
Please help me!!

phuhoapro

Re: How do upload files to webclient?

Naveed Kamboh27-Mar-07 4:19

Naveed Kamboh

27-Mar-07 4:19

What error you are getting?

Naveed Kamboh
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jumbling of textboxes

raj@code27-Mar-07 3:42

raj@code

27-Mar-07 3:42

In my webpage I have a panel. In the panel,i have a table. In the table, i have textboxes and labels. Now the problem is when I submit the form all the text boxes are getting jumbled. I dont want this get happened.

Please some one help me out.

Re: jumbling of textboxes

Marcus J. Smith27-Mar-07 4:01

27-Mar-07 4:01

raj@code wrote:
In my webpage I have a panel. In the panel,i have a table. In the table, i have textboxes and labels. Now the problem is when I submit the form all the text boxes are getting jumbled. I dont want this get happened.

This is unclear, what do you mean they get jumbled? When they click the button it refreshes the page but it looks bad?

New Window [modified]

-Yoyosh-27-Mar-07 3:08

27-Mar-07 3:08

How to raise mailer in asp.net? I mean - open up a new mail window from a default mail program.

In HTML there was something like that:
Send
<a href=mailto:aa@aa.aa?sub=sub> Send </a>

I can`t make a asp:button and set its PostBackUrl property to: mailto:aa@aa.aa?sub=sub because it SENDS email, instead of just opening the new email window.

Any ideas?

-- modified at 9:19 Tuesday 27th March, 2007

Marcus J. Smith27-Mar-07 3:15

27-Mar-07 3:15

<a href=mailto:aa@aa.aa>aa@aa.aa</a>

-Yoyosh-27-Mar-07 3:20

27-Mar-07 3:20

Yes exactly! Now please tell me how to make it in ASP.NET

Marcus J. Smith27-Mar-07 3:22

27-Mar-07 3:22

If you require a button I just posted another reply, otherwise why not just use something like a link button or hyperlink? Then you just set the navigate URL to "mailto:aa@aa.com".

Marcus J. Smith27-Mar-07 3:21

27-Mar-07 3:21

Found this, it may be helpful[^]

varshavmane27-Mar-07 3:32

varshavmane

27-Mar-07 3:32

Hi CleaKO,

I need to read mails from Eudora software something like outlook. Actually I need to seperate delivery and undelivery mails from Eudora.I am using ASP.NET2.0(VB).I have created a form where I select the mail ID's , heading, any image or link or attachment to be added with that mail and finally when I clicked on the button send mail then it should open the instance of Eudora and when I say send then it should send the mails.I want to open only one instance with different letter something like mail Merge in word.
Do u have any help for the same?Please help me with code.
Thanks in advance..

Marcus J. Smith27-Mar-07 3:41

27-Mar-07 3:41

This I dont know anything about and I would suggest you start a new thread rather than take someone else's.

varshavmane27-Mar-07 3:42

varshavmane

27-Mar-07 3:42

Actually I have done that but didnt got any reply till today.I am search this from very long.
Anyways thanks for the reply.

Marcus J. Smith27-Mar-07 3:55

Have you tried Google, it looks like there are some examples there[^]

27-Mar-07 3:55

-Yoyosh-27-Mar-07 3:53

27-Mar-07 3:53

Using a button with the following line in OnClick event: Response.Redirect("aaa@aa.aa") is not a best solution:

* it opens a new mail window - thats great, but...
* it also leaves a browser window with "aaa@aa.aa" as an addess. This is awfull efect - I would like the browser window to stay on the page, where was the button that I clicked.

Marcus J. Smith27-Mar-07 4:00

27-Mar-07 4:00

Since you insist on using an asp:button to do this look here[^], it looks like this will require JavaScript.

-Yoyosh-27-Mar-07 4:13

27-Mar-07 4:13

I insist to use asp:button, because I have several other things that have to be done after clicking on this button.

Your help is extremaly usefull, but I`m not an expert in Javascript and there is one more small hint that I need:

I read this article and I copied the function:

function OpenMail()
{
location.href = "mailto:help@help.net";
return false;
}

into my .aspx page.

My button has the following definition:
<asp:Button ID="AcceptButton" runat="server" Text="aa" OnClick="AcceptButton_Click" CausesValidation="False" UseSubmitBehavior="False" />

And as I said before, several things has to be done after clicking on this button, so AcceptButton_Click looks like:
protected void AcceptButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
ClearData();
...
//How to call that method written in Javascript?
}

The question is - how to call that method written in Javascript?