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Re: how to take data row to previous page without opening the new window

9-Jun-08 21:39

OK so you've basically got a base page and then a pop-up window where you can choose an option and then the window closes and you go back to your base page. You are going to need to re-fresh your base page when you go back to it. Just put any important values in a session.
Does this help so faR?

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preetpal9-Jun-08 22:43

preetpal

9-Jun-08 22:43

thx..

ill try this

font moving on the user machine

Pankaj Garg9-Jun-08 21:15

9-Jun-08 21:15

I have a web page with text written in a special font (that dosen't exist by default in the windows/fonts dir).
So, is there any way to install this font on the user m/c without forcing the user to manually put this font in the fonts dir?

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eyeseetee9-Jun-08 21:44

9-Jun-08 21:44

I think the only way they could do it is to download it from your app.
The problem is, is that there are so many fonts to choose from that asking the user to install another is not great for your app.
I would recommend using one of the exisitng fonts

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Pankaj Garg9-Jun-08 21:51

9-Jun-08 21:51

i am dowloading it form my application , but not being saved to the user machine
here is the code.

StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();<br />
        SHGetFolderPath(IntPtr.Zero, 0x0014, IntPtr.Zero, 0x0000, sb);//CSIDL_FONTS = 0x0014          <br />
        if (Directory.Exists(sb.ToString()))<br />
        {            <br />
            DirectoryInfo f = new DirectoryInfo(Server.MapPath("fonts"));           <br />
            foreach (FileInfo fil in f.GetFiles())<br />
            {<br />
                if (!File.Exists(sb.ToString() + "\\" + fil.Name.ToString()))<br />
                {<br />
                    fil.CopyTo(sb.ToString() + "\\" + fil.Name.ToString(), true);<br />
                }<br />
                else<br />
                {<br />
                    Response.Write(sb.ToString() + "\\" + fil.Name.ToString());<br />
                }<br />
            }<br />
        }

N a v a n e e t h9-Jun-08 22:46

N a v a n e e t h

9-Jun-08 22:46

Pankaj Garg wrote:
but not being saved to the user machine

you are totally lost. Please take a beginner book and learn ASP.NET. ASP.NET runs on server and it can't access users machine.

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Pankaj Garg9-Jun-08 22:50

9-Jun-08 22:50

so , it is not possible to save the file in the user machine in asp.net ?

N a v a n e e t h9-Jun-08 23:10

N a v a n e e t h

9-Jun-08 23:10

No, it's not possible to do that using ASP.NET

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Pankaj Garg9-Jun-08 23:13

9-Jun-08 23:13

is there any way out to do it, actually , i have to save the fonts in the user machine.

N a v a n e e t h9-Jun-08 23:20

N a v a n e e t h

9-Jun-08 23:20

There is no way. Use a standard font, or convert the special font text to an image.

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Pankaj Garg9-Jun-08 23:54

9-Jun-08 23:54

Can i sort out this issue in the lattest version?

Ashfield10-Jun-08 0:01

Ashfield

10-Jun-08 0:01

You obviously don't like the answer you are being given. ASP.NET CANNOT write to a client machine, otherwise everybody and his dog would be planting viruses and rubbisheverywhere. As far as it goes, your font could just a seasily be a virus. The only way is to get the user to download and install it.

Bob
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eyeseetee10-Jun-08 0:24

10-Jun-08 0:24

What a wally, if you had just read my first reply properly you would have saved yourself all the time of posting.
Read my post again!

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Pankaj Garg10-Jun-08 1:38

10-Jun-08 1:38

user is not willing to download and save it to the fonts folder.User need the application to do it for him.

eyeseetee10-Jun-08 2:12

Re: export image to excel

10-Jun-08 2:12

Tough!
change your font so it is one of the standard ones

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export image to excel

saravanan059-Jun-08 20:45

saravanan05

9-Jun-08 20:45

hi friends

how to export image to excel using asp.net
i tried many code,but that is not using.

regards
saravan

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eyeseetee9-Jun-08 21:45

Can you have a gridview within a modalpopup in ajax ?

9-Jun-08 21:45

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=export+image+to+excel+asp.net&btnG=Google+Search&meta=

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thedom29-Jun-08 19:06

thedom2

9-Jun-08 19:06

i have tried it and it does not work - but alot of my project don't work Smile | :)

anyone ?

Re: Can you have a gridview within a modalpopup in ajax ?

eyeseetee9-Jun-08 21:46

Re: Can you have a gridview within a modalpopup in ajax ?

9-Jun-08 21:46

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/GridView-ModalPopupExtend.aspx

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thedom210-Jun-08 2:18

thedom2

10-Jun-08 2:18

i'll repeat the question can you have a gridview embedded within a modal popup in ajax?

not can you have a modal popup created from a gridview !

Re: Can you have a gridview within a modalpopup in ajax ?

eyeseetee10-Jun-08 2:28