guys im a newbie in .net i want to integrate my a C source file in my project....
plz tell me how to do it
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Hi,
I have a classic asp web application. I am trying to add an aspx(C#) page to the existing asp application.
The existing asp pages have include pages for header and footer. How to add the classic asp include files in aspx page.
Also, How to deploy the aspx page in the existing classic asp web application.
Thank you
I need to be able to get the different parts of the URI (and convert from/to relative page paths) in BOTH classic ASP and .Net 2.0 (VB).
For example, if I have "http://sitename.company.com/index.aspx?sec=fred&pag=dis&mode=1" OR "/index.aspx?sec=fred&pag=dis&mode=1"
IS there a function where I can pass in either string (assuming I'm on sitename.company.com) and get back an array with:
(0): sitename.company.com(1): index.aspx(2): sec=fred&pag=dis&mode=1
(Or, alternately, three different functions that would return the three parts?)
TIA,
Hello Friends,
I have been using asp.net menu control that is programmatically binded at runtime and has n child node levels. Now i want to use CssAdapterMenu instead because the menu control contains more than 1000 menuItems(in the near future it can also be more 2000 menuItems) and has very slow response in IE 6 or IE 7.
Now my question is how should i change the classic asp.net menu to CssAdapterMenu. What should be the steps? Any samples example of n child node levels would be helpful
Thanks.
Using the PIAB you can enhance WCF services with policies such as validation, performance monitoring, authorization and caching without having to change a line of code.
Hugh Ang and David San Filippo
MSDN Magazine February 2008
I am trying to confirm this two year old post re: Classic ASP support lifecycle: (Is this still valid?) Thanks in advance!
Posted at 11/21/2005 2:24 PM by Scott Classic ASP is actually very much alive. It will ship again with Windows Vista and Windows Longhorn Server - so will be supported at least 10 years from that ship date. - ScottGu and Asp.DLL is part of VISTA so the runtime will continue to be supported based on the Vista support lifecycle. All classic ASP development tools (i.e., Visual Interdev) are now in their extended support period and we will not be updating tools for classic ASP... - RichE
Posted at 11/21/2005 2:24 PM by Scott
Classic ASP is actually very much alive. It will ship again with Windows Vista and Windows Longhorn Server - so will be supported at least 10 years from that ship date. - ScottGu and Asp.DLL is part of VISTA so the runtime will continue to be supported based on the Vista support lifecycle. All classic ASP development tools (i.e., Visual Interdev) are now in their extended support period and we will not be updating tools for classic ASP... - RichE
The challenge: I have a number of pages in asp classic that need to be moved
to an ASP.NET 4.0 site. These pages will be somewhat removed from the rest of the
site, which will be making use of Web Forms. The 4.0 Site will not be using MVC.
I need an extremely high degree of control over the form and input elements, so even though
4.0 web forms look better than the old web forms, I don't want to be using server controls - period.
Rather, I'm looking for the type of control you can have when playing with multiple recordsets
coming from a proc. Spaghetti code? Yes, mabye, but that's kind of what MVC allows.
Is there a way to do this sort of thing in ASP.NET?
Any suggestions/guidance/resource would be much appreciated.
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