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It has been a long time since I last worked with this stuff, but you can try the Page.User.Identity.Name property, or see if you can get what you need by using the Membership.GetUser()[^] method.
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Yes, You can do it. There are various method available but the simplest way is to use 'cookies' , like this,
' on "Login.aspx.vb" page
Dim uname As String = Login1.UserName
Dim pwd As String = Login1.Password
e.Authenticated= FormsAuthentication.Authenticate(uname,pwd)
If FormsAuthentication.Authenticate(uname, pwd) Then
FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage(uname, True)
Response.Cookies("CokieLogin").Value = uname
Else
Login1.FailureText = "Either User Name or Password is wrong."
End If
'On "Default.aspx.vb" page
Dim UserName As String = UCase(Request.Cookies("CokieLogin").Value)
'here we expire the cookies
Response.Cookies("CokieLogin").Expires = System.DateTime.Now()
prabhakar
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I have The Menu in javascript on master page
and On content pages There are drop down lists
when we extract the menus The Drop down List On Content Page
Comes Over The javascript Menu In IE no problem with mizilla
Is there any Solution....
Thanks
swapnil
swapnil
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This problem occurs while we are not designing our controls in tables. Try again your designing with in the tables.
To create a table do the following steps,
File > Layout > Insert Table >
Thanks,
Selvendran. P
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My Drop down list is in proper table structures
Is There any other thing u want to say...
swapnil
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I am combining 2 images on the fly and wanting to make the background of the 2nd image trasnparent. When the image is a gif the MakeTransparent Method works well but when its a jpg, it is very rough around the edges.
Any ideas will be helpful.
Jpg Example. We removed the background on the card case
<%<br />
Bitmap bitMapImage = new System.Drawing.Bitmap(Server.MapPath("photos/3092.jpg") );<br />
Graphics graphicImage = Graphics.FromImage(bitMapImage); <br />
graphicImage.SmoothingMode = SmoothingMode.AntiAlias;<br />
graphicImage.DrawString( "LOGO HERE", new Font("Arial", 12,FontStyle.Bold ), SystemBrushes.WindowText, new Point( 40, 150 ) );<br />
Bitmap myBitmap = new System.Drawing.Bitmap(Server.MapPath("upload/3003.jpg") );<br />
Color backColor = myBitmap.GetPixel(1, 1);<br />
myBitmap.MakeTransparent(backColor);<br />
graphicImage.DrawImage(myBitmap, 0, 40, myBitmap.Width, myBitmap.Height);<br />
Response.ContentType="image/jpeg";<br />
bitMapImage.Save(Response.OutputStream, ImageFormat.Jpeg);<br />
myBitmap.Save(Response.OutputStream, ImageFormat.Jpeg);<br />
graphicImage.Dispose();<br />
bitMapImage.Dispose();<br />
myBitmap.Dispose();<br />
%>
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I found this code in DotNetNuke:
switch (Operator)
{
case SomeEnumerator.Equal:
return Blah(parameters);
break;
...
...
}
There were three case statements in there, and all of them essentially looked like the one I showed above. The compiler was generating warnings about the break statements being unreachable code (which in fact, they are).
This is the only place this was done. Why on earth would anyone let that warning go when it's so easy to fix?
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John Simmons / outlaw programmer wrote: This is the only place this was done.
You mean this was the only case statement in which it was done? or the only switch statement in which it was done?
Either way, I think they just forgot to remove it as I don't see why would anyone keep it
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perhaps because C# is crap, and will generate errors if you don't have a break after ever case statement, so they automatically put it in, and then didn't remove it, just in case ?
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Christian Graus wrote: because C# is crap, and will generate errors if you don't have a break after ever case statement
Actually, the return statement is fine.
"A jump statement such as a break is required after each case block, including the last block whether it is a case statement or a default statement."
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Christian Graus wrote: perhaps because C# is crap, and will generate errors if you don't have a break after ever case statement
Actually that's just fine for me, prevents a lot of people producing a lot of bugs (compared to C++ where the break is not necessary).
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Hi,
I have a window-based application having a web-browser control in it. In web browser control i access a web-based application hosted on remote server. Web-based app can only be accessed via window-based web browser control. A user needs to login in window app. To implement user rights on different pages of web app i need to pass user's id from window app to web app.
Now i want to know how to share data between window app to web app.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanx,
Anand
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Hi All,
I would like to use a control on my page to be able to play MPEG file as they are uploaded to the page.
Can you please give me any information on how to go about it?
Thanks very much.
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Thank you Vasudevan,
Can you please give me the steps in encoding the Window media player in to my page?
Its not a Toolbox control.Is it not?
Regards
kibrom
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HI
I am trying to hardcode a folder name into an image url, the below will work if i pass my value into the database, but that will cause problems later on when i need just the file name
<asp:TemplateColumn HeaderText=Products >
<asp:Image Visible=true runat=server ID=imageHolder imageurl='<%#databinder.eval(container,"dataitem.imageAddress")%>' />
</ItemTemplate>
I am wanting to convert the above like somthing below, so that it will pull the correct image from the server,(below doesn't work)
<asp:TemplateColumn HeaderText=Products >
<asp:Image Visible=true runat=server ID=imageHolder imageurl='<%#databinder.eval(container,"/imagestore/"+"dataitem.imageAddress")%>' />
</ItemTemplate>
any help appreciated
cheers
boyindie
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try this
<asp:Image runat="server" ID="imageHolder" imageurl='<%# "/imagestore/"+ Eval("imageAddress")%>' />
Best regard
pathan
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plz vote if U got solution
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I am building a little non-profit web app, and would like to know the nicest way to offer my 'Enter' page. I would like the message to be database based, together with a link to a terms and conditions page, and an Enter button.
The message warns that entering by clicking the Enter button implies acceptance of the terms and conditions, which are accessible through a hyperlink between the message and the button. I would like the message and the button centred on the page in both planes, and do not want to use tables for this. Which control is best for the text? Label or Literal? And, how do I centre the stuff using CSS?
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From MSDN:
The Literal control differs from the Label control in that the Literal control does not add any HTML elements to the text. (The Label control renders a span element.) As a consequence, the Literal control does not support any style attributes, including position attributes. However, the Literal control allows you to specify whether content is encoded.
I always use the Label to be able to use styles with it.
If you don't want to use tables, you need to use div.
To center you need to apply a style to the div. Try working with the margin attribute and use % as unit, for example:
.divStyle
{
margin: 20%;
}
This will give a margin of 20% of the available area in all 4 directions.
If you want to use different settings for top/bottom/left/right, you can use this:
margin: 10% 20% 10% 20%;
where the first is the top, the second is bottom, the third is left and the fourth is right.
You need to experiment a little with the values of the percentage to give in each direction by resizing the browser window and checking the behavior of your div.
Talal
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Thanks, that'll help me get started, but I have more than one element I want to position. I'll have to play around and see what happens.
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I usually place the controls (textbox, label, button) needed for the login in one table and then place the table in the div to position it on the page. I believe that positioning all the controls individually is a real mess. You end up having a div per control and then you need to manage the floating of the divs with respect to each other etc... It will eventually work but the time lost is not worth it 
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