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Re: How to convert HTML into PDF Affan Toor13-Mar-13 19:53 Affan Toor 13-Mar-13 19:53  thanks for the reply. i will try both links and see what happens. Regards, Affan Ahmad Toor Creating PowerPoint using OpenXml madhankumar2211-Mar-13 23:46 madhankumar22 11-Mar-13 23:46  Hi Team, I am developing an ASP.Net application with PPT Export functionality, I have used COM Interop to implement Export to PPT Functionality and able complete and deployed in server machine. Inorder to run the application I made DCOM configuration changes in server and application running properly. But after some time I got issues and PPT Export functionality not working and I went to Event Viewer and found that issue with COM as below. As I have issue with COM Interop in server I would like implement PPT Export functionality using OpenXml. I have downloaded OpenXml SDK and started implementing. I used OpenXML Productivity tool to generate code and pasted in Visual Studio inorder to create new template. But in my PPT we have Charts and Tables I need to updated those data based on data came from database. Can you please suggest an easy way to update data of Charts and Tables based on dynamic data from database. I have attached sample PPT for your reference. Please help me. Thanks, Madhan. Changing part of URL in MVC nitin_ion11-Mar-13 20:48 nitin_ion 11-Mar-13 20:48  This seems pretty easy using routes, but i am stuck with another issue now what client wants is if client puts this in url www.SomeSIte.com/Home/Products it should change to www.SomeSIte.com/US/Products and so on there are other url's that needs to be changed. Now with routes we can define it but how to change the URL displayed? New to ASP.NET tab_factor11-Mar-13 10:37 tab_factor 11-Mar-13 10:37  Hi guys, Can someone suggest me as to how can I learn ASP.NET fast? Can someone suggest a mini project for me which would help me cover all the aspects? Re: New to ASP.NET dusty_dex11-Mar-13 15:38 dusty_dex 11-Mar-13 15:38  w3 schools.com Q. Hey man! have you sorted out the finite soup machine? A. Why yes, it's celery or tomato. Re: New to ASP.NET Vani Kulkarni11-Mar-13 22:06 Vani Kulkarni 11-Mar-13 22:06  Check following links: Articles: http://www.codefixer.com/asp-net/tutorials/[^] http://asp.net-tutorials.com/[^] Videos: www.youtube.com/watch?v=w0gpUxOArZA[^] www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Kk-yZ7VpeA[^] Thanks & Regards, Vani Kulkarni Re: New to ASP.NET Richard MacCutchan11-Mar-13 23:14 Richard MacCutchan 11-Mar-13 23:14  Start at the obvious place[^]. Use the best guess Thank you !! spoth8911-Mar-13 10:28 spoth89 11-Mar-13 10:28  First at all, I would like to thank you for all your posts, I am new into ASP.NET Web API, and your posts are really helpful to me. I would like to know if you are planning to post something about Securing Web API from clients other than Web browsers, for example manage the login and authentication between requests from a Mobile client. Thank you again for your help !! Re: Thank you !! Richard MacCutchan11-Mar-13 23:13 Richard MacCutchan 11-Mar-13 23:13  This is not a valid question. There are hundreds of people visiting these forums, so it is impossible to know who will post what. If you are interested in learning more about any subject then go to the Articles section[^]. Use the best guess Determining Cause of an ASP.net Error ASPnoob11-Mar-13 10:01 ASPnoob 11-Mar-13 10:01  Hi All, Suppose I send a request to the server and I get an error, aside from using trace.axd and the debugger to determine the cause of the error, what else can I do? Thanks in advance for your reply. Re: Determining Cause of an ASP.net Error David Mujica11-Mar-13 10:06 David Mujica 11-Mar-13 10:06  see if this gives you any ideas ... http://www.dotnetlogging.com/[^] Re: Determining Cause of an ASP.net Error ASPnoob11-Mar-13 10:22 ASPnoob 11-Mar-13 10:22  Hi David, thanks for replying. Most of the topics in the website you've provided talked about using a third party tool to log errors and some talked about writing to the Event log. I was hoping to find out a way to view errors using Visual Studio or something that shipped with the Windows. Re: Determining Cause of an ASP.net Error Member 395530711-Mar-13 10:12 Member 3955307 11-Mar-13 10:12  The error should appear in the IIS Log file. The default place for the log file is : C:\Windows\System32\LogFiles webservice and SQL Server 2008 jojoba201111-Mar-13 9:51 jojoba2011 11-Mar-13 9:51  Hi, I wanna to have a webservice in aspnet (C#) that : select * from tableName (OR call Stored Procedure) and save the result in Text file and finally zip that and delete that text file ! Thanks in advanced ! Re: webservice and SQL Server 2008 Richard MacCutchan11-Mar-13 23:11 Richard MacCutchan 11-Mar-13 23:11  And what is your problem? Use the best guess Re: webservice and SQL Server 2008 jojoba201112-Mar-13 1:24 jojoba2011 12-Mar-13 1:24  Hi Dont know how to start and can webservice do that ? Do you have any example ? Thanks in advnaced! Re: webservice and SQL Server 2008 Richard MacCutchan12-Mar-13 2:12 Richard MacCutchan 12-Mar-13 2:12  jojoba2011 wrote: Dont know how to start Then you need to read some books, tutorials etc. jojoba2011 wrote: can webservice do that ? Do what exactly? Please think about what problem you are trying to solve and give us some clear information about what is not working. Use the best guess Re: webservice and SQL Server 2008 jojoba201112-Mar-13 6:49 jojoba2011 12-Mar-13 6:49  Hi, Thanks a lot! I am writting an app (android with C#) and the program is : it have update button for updating database in mobile. so i wanna do something that get data from sql server 2008 (in host - Internet ) and update my mobile sqlite database. thanks in advanced @ Re: webservice and SQL Server 2008 Richard MacCutchan12-Mar-13 6:54 Richard MacCutchan 12-Mar-13 6:54  jojoba2011 wrote: so i wanna do something that get data from sql server 2008 Then you need to write some SQL commands to extract the data and format it into whatever output you require. There are many resources, both here in the Articles Section[^] and in the wider internet that Google can find, that will help you. Use the best guess Remote File Upload Through ASP .Net page Vodstok11-Mar-13 5:54 Vodstok 11-Mar-13 5:54  I have an interesting issue; I have been tasked with building a "one size fits all" file upload page. I am using C# and the 4.5 framework, so my options are wide open, but I have one problem in particular... Part of the requirement involves an old upload page; we already have a page that uses a regular file upload control with a button and it works exactly as expected. Here's what I need to do; the page I need to build needs to access the old page in the background and do the following: Upload the selected file Return the message displayed by the old page So I need to build a page that allows the user to select a file and "upload" it by accessing the older page in the background and pass the file and/or file information to it. I do not have access to the code of the old page, so I have to use the new page to handle all of the work. So far I have played with code I have found using HttpWebRequest,WebClient and even the .net libraries for cURL with no success. Has anyone tackled something similar in the past? Any suggestions? ______________________ Oh Hamburgers! Re: Remote File Upload Through ASP .Net page jkirkerx11-Mar-13 8:26 jkirkerx 11-Mar-13 8:26  Vodstok wrote: Return the message displayed by the old page What is the message, why is it so important. Re: Remote File Upload Through ASP .Net page Vodstok11-Mar-13 8:31 Vodstok 11-Mar-13 8:31  The new page is being built to integrate two old pages into a new interface, so for end users accustomed to the old functionality, they want to be able to present them with the message(s) that the old one did to minimize the changes in how they see things. Basically, it's out of my hands why, it's in the spec so I have to. There is a new solution in the works, but for the time being, I am tasked with making a new page that "operates" the old page in the background. ______________________ Oh Hamburgers! Re: Remote File Upload Through ASP .Net page jkirkerx11-Mar-13 9:56 jkirkerx 11-Mar-13 9:56  Richards idea is a good one. I've used the http in a file upload for ckEditor, and it's pretty slick. Would like to know if it's works out, keep me up to date. Re: Remote File Upload Through ASP .Net page Richard Deeming11-Mar-13 9:13 Richard Deeming 11-Mar-13 9:13  Is the old page written in ASP.NET? If so, you'll probably have to issue a GET request first, find the hidden view-state and event validation fields, and include those fields in your POST request. Once you've got the data you need to send, you'll need to build and send a multipart/form-data request. Unfortunately, there's no built-in way to do that prior to .NET 4.5, but there are quite a few examples floating around for earlier versions. Eg: UploadFileEx: C#'s WebClient.UploadFile with more functionality[^] If you're using .NET 4.5, you can use the new HttpClient[^] class from the System.Net.Http[^] assembly, combined with the MultipartFormDataContent[^] class. "These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer Re: Remote File Upload Through ASP .Net page Vodstok11-Mar-13 9:26 Vodstok 11-Mar-13 9:26  Excellent, I have definitely been missing that detail, Richard. I will give it a shot and let you know how it works ______________________ Oh Hamburgers!

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