Hi there,
Does anyone know how to set a search scope using ContentClass for a search of a library? Plz be specific on how to pointing to the library. Thanks in advance.
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I have a website (asp.net 3.5+c# +linq ) having thopition to change languages (2) by the user, Am using the search engine like in the example of:http://www.codeproject.com/KB/applications/SearchDotnet.aspx this search will find any searched word in all the pages and return the link in the default language of the site, but problem for the second language , because by default the site language is English and the user have the option to change to other language.and as I understood that the .resx files can not be searched like the aspx by the search engines.I looked in many blogs and discussion boards for similar case but unfortunately no clues on this issue .The only same case posted :http://forums.asp.net/p/1523698/3669127.aspx#3669127and also I could not find any clue to move on,
Kindly requsted to guide me for the soultio Thanks for your time and wish you all the bestyour help is always appreciated
Mohamad
dear all...
any idea how to do that ?
Thnx in advance
Is there a membership function to search a username Like this: LIKE '%UserName%' ?
This is not working.
MembershipUser User = Membership.GetUser("%" + TextBox1.Text + "%");Thank you.
I am displaying an Rssfeed on my page by using XmlDataSource and Datalist controls.
I want the user to be able to limit the information that is returned to my datalist. To do this I have a textbox on the form that allows the user to enter their search criteria.
I need to be able to dynamically create a query string utilizing the information that the user entered in the textbox. I am also using a drop down list and allowing the user to select whether they want to search in the title, description, or all parts of the xml file.
I am having trouble figuring out how to reference the data contained in my textbox in my query string. Where the query string says 'asp', I want to replace 'asp' with the content from my sSearch variable. Can anyone tell me how to reference my variable in the query string???
string sSearch = txtSearch.Text; string SQuery = ""; if (DropDownList2.SelectedIndex == 0) { SQuery = "[contains(title), 'asp')]"; }  
hi.
I have set up a mysql connection in visual studio 2010 and now i have a connection and dont really know where to go next.
I want to be able to search the data and get the result in a view.
using asp.net mvc
Hi All,
I am having some trouble with searching on Active Directroy.
Here is the code I used to connect to Active Directory.
DirectoryEntry de = new DirectoryEntry( "LDAP://subdomain.domain.co.uk/rootDSE", ConfigurationManager.AppSettings[
Sorry for a basic post here; I am very new to VB!
I am currently building a search page, which includes a textbox and two drop-down lists, a search button, and a datagrid. If results are found and displayed, I would like a label to display:
(e.g.) "24 results found for 'blue sky clouds' "
...where the integer represents the results count, and the keywords and/or drop-down list selections are included in the string.
If no results are found I would like the label to display:
(e.g.) "No results were found that match your selection. Please try again"
I would also like the label to be invisible until a search occurs.
Thanks in advance!
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