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Progress bars are a bit inacurate when measuring web progress and takes a bit of tweaking.
You'll have to experiment with the setTimeout([function],splitSecond); method
it gets used like
setTimeout("alert('Hello')",5000);
This will execute a hello alert 5 seconds after the script gets executed. Now what you need to do is at every block of code display a diferent progress image.
Le Roux Viljoen
Web Developer
PCW New Media
South African Branch
www.pcwnewmedia.com
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we are using thin-client in asp.net development envirement with windows 2003, and .net 2005.
we have log-in with administrator, when we tryto run the project we are getting this error.
The sameproject is running ok from server.
regards
Mansi
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Hi,
Firstly some info on the project i'm working on:
A company wants me to retreive the querystring (for example: ?userid=1&userLang=eng&ccnr=000112457&...). Also in this string included is a hashcode, what i need to do now is capture that querystring, en compute the hash and compare it with the hash in that string.
This project would have been easy in .NET2.0, HOWEVER, it needs to work on classical ASP pages also (.NET 1.1) and there is my problem: My ASP.NET project is not compatible with ASP projects, and there is no HTTPMODULE in ASP (the thing i used to capture the querystrings).
The next idea would have been to write an ISAPI filter that has all that logic (get the querystring and compute/compare the hash). But is it possible to write an isapi filter in c# instead of C or C++? And how to solve this?
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Well if you can't simply retrieve the hashcode from the querystring via the normal Request method, can't you use the
Request.ServerVariables("QUERY_STRING")
to retrieve the entire string, then manipulate that as required?
Maybe I've missed your point....
Fred
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Does the javascript:window.close() closed the session. I'm using IE 6.3 when I used this command it redirect to the home page and I'm already log on to that page
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vanhawk wrote: Does the javascript:window.close() closed the session
If it's the only window open at the time, then yes, it will. Otherwise, no.
vanhawk wrote: when I used this command it redirect to the home page
huh.. are you closing or redirecting?
My install of IE has somehow got itself into a state whereby if I only have one window/instance/tab (IE7) of it open, and from that open either a popup (window.open(....)) or a new window (target="_bkank") via a link on that page, then close that second window, I find that my Session has been lost on the first app. I can work around it by always opening a second tab and just leaving it on About:blank or something, but it's a weird bug of some sort in my installation - maybe worth looking out for...
Fred
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Thanks for the reply but, I have to rephrase or change my question.
In IE 7 it has a new feature to have a multi-tab on the browser, is there in any command when the user log off on the page it will closed the browser not only the particular tab.
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No - and why should there be? If they have other windows open (on other sites) they don't want you to come along and close them! I'd be most annoyed if you did that to me!
If you want to end the session yourself, then use the Session.Abandon and/or Session.Clear methods.
Fred
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we use the code javascript:window.close() to close the browser in IE 6
we try to use the same code IE 7 and i have 2 different site opened in one browser one site has a login page and i try to log out that page. there is another tab that was open then i try to go back to the page i already log out, when i click the page on the url it open again without going to login page.
anyway thanks for the advised i will try to use the command session.abandon
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Closing the window doesn't end the session on the server, so you have had the sample problem all along, only you haven't noticed it because it's not as simple to keep several windows open in IE6 as in IE7.
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single minded; short sighted; long gone;
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how do we take session variables to the next page? The situation is :-
there are 3 pages: 1. UserLogin.aspx
2. UserInfo.aspx
3. Map.aspx
I have created a session variable in UserLogin.aspx (Session["UserID"]). The session variable is being accessed from UserInfo.aspx. But when i access it from Map.aspx, the session is lost and it return null as it takes the value from global.asax where the variable is initialised to null. If i assign it a value in global.asax, the it is accessible in Map.aspx. i need to know if there is a way to assign a value to the session variable on the fly.
Thanks in advance!
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sweet_piky wrote: is a way to assign a value to the session variable on the fly.
Well, yes - the way you have done it in UserLogin, I presume - simply set it to what you want; eg:
Session["UserID"] = 123
If you can't then access this value from another page then something screwy is going on. Hard to say what without seeing all your code... how are you setting/reading them? How and where (in what Sub) are you initialising it in global.asax? What are your Session settings in web.config. Are you opeining new (target="_blank" or popup) windows inbetween? (I ask this because my install of IE will lose session when such are closed if there is no other window open - it's a weird bug as far as I can tell) - but generally speaking you should of course be able to set Session variables in one page and read them on another - that is the point of them!
Fred
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hi .. i'm using http://www.vwdhosting.net to test my site
i have a section in my web.config file that enables sending mails to users .. it works fine when i try it locally .. but after uploading it, it gives me an error!
smtp from="myname@gmail.com" deliveryMethod="Network"
network host="smtp.gmail.com" port="587" userName="myname@gmail.com" password="mypassword"
**********************************************
anybody knows on http://www.vwdhosting.net how to use PasswordRecovery to send mails to users with their new password? is there a specific setting for "SMTP" or something like that?
the mail is sent successfully "locally" with the previous settings i've mentioned
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You would probably have much better luck asking this question on the support forums (or to someone from support) for the hosting provider. Their support page is here[^].
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i've already tried that .. everytime i send it, i receive a "failure in deleviring" msg!! .. so, i can't reach them .. any suggestion?
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Find a different hosting company? Seriously, if you aren't able to deliver an email message to them there are probably bigger problems going on. I've never heard of this hosting company before so I don't know anything about their history.
What is the error you receive when trying to send the email through your web application?
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Scott Dorman wrote: Find a different hosting company? Seriously, if you aren't able to deliver an email message to them there are probably bigger problems going on.
I agree, and there are plenty of other good hosting companies out there. I'll stick to http://www.bluedomino.com[^], they are pretty okay.
"Find it your bloody self - immediately!" - Dave Kreskowiak
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Have you contacted their technical support?
"Find it your bloody self - immediately!" - Dave Kreskowiak
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it's a site powered by Microsoft (Trial Hosting for visual web developer 2005 express) .. it's a great site .. but, i don't know their mail settings .. i'm contacting them through their technical support page .. but, everytime i receive a "failure in delivering" msg!!
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The host themselves are suffering from the same syndrome.  
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Hey,
I am posting this to hear peoples thoughts on different Internet Browsers.
The two i am going to name are 'Mozilla Firefox' which i am currently using and 'Microsoft Internet Explorer'
I prefer Mozilla Firefox because:
1. It has a built in spell checker.
2. If it crashes you can restore your last browsing session.
3. It seems to be faster than Microsoft Internet Explorer
Well that is all i can think of at the moment.
Please reply with your thoughts, and any other points you have about the two different browsers.
Thanks for reading
Benjamin Dodd
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I have found that most people's preferences in this matter have less to do with the browsers themselves, and more to do with their quasi-political views vis-a-vis Microsoft...
Having said that:
Benjamin Dodd wrote: 1. It has a built in spell checker.
So? I have one too - in my head.
Benjamin Dodd wrote: 2. If it crashes you can restore your last browsing session.
It crashes? Can't remember when IE last crashed on me.
Benjamin Dodd wrote: 3. It seems to be faster than Microsoft Internet Explorer
When browsing? Can't say I've noticed that. But IE definitely first loads from cold MUCH faster than FF on my machine.
I prefer to use IE for browsing because it's more forgiving of )other people's!) bad code and therefore displays more sites better than any other browser. And I don't like the way FF displays (by default, ie unstyled) form fields (text boxes etc) - I just think they're ugly in comparison to IE.
For dev work, I use both, as I need to make sure my work is cross-browser compliant. I do like FF's Firebug though - that is seriously useful.
Fred
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Fred_Smith wrote: t crashes? Can't remember when IE last crashed on me.
Not so much crashing as closing without the user closing it correctly, like a fault in explorer or something.
Firefox also has the built in autofill which is very useful if you are sick of filling in your name and address many times over.
Although IE served me well the 3 years i used it, i have it installed and use it sometimes.
Benjamin Dodd
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Fred_Smith wrote: Can't remember when IE last crashed on me
well I aint no FF advocate but I'm sure IE has crashed on me several times..
Rocky
You can't climb up a ladder with your hands in your pockets.
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