I have a series of product pages and all I'd like to do is store the last 5 products viewed in a cookie so it can be displayed as a site-history. The problem I have isn't adding the five initial items to the cookie, its when they view 6, 7 or 10 items.Currently I have this flawed logic (i have replaced the cookie name (xxx) for brevity);
Dim i As Integer = 0
Dim productcount As Integer = 0
If HttpContext.Current.Request.Cookies("xxx") Is Nothing Then
Dim gingernuts As New HttpCookie("xxx")
My boss has given me an asp.net web application that was done by his former employee. Now my boss has no contact with that employee. He wants me to make some changes in that web application. I went through the application. There is no documentation present for that application . Its a huge application. It contains many directories. I think it was a team work. It has many asp pages, aspx pages, jsp pages, xml pages, css pages, etc... How to understand other person or team's website or web application that was written in asp or asp.net and vb or vb.net?
Can I get info from stored cookie on the local machine. I have a Webbrowser control in a winform, and I would like to output data from a cookie to a label or so.
I am using Stanav's PdfManipulation2.AddImageToPage(..., Pages) for iTextSharp library (v5.1.3) and was not able to add the image to specific pages: e.g. to add to only page 1 and 3 of a five pages PDF
Dim Pages() As Integer Pages = New Integer() {1, 3} PdfManipulation2.AddImageToPage(..., Pages)
Calling AddImageToPage() with the the optional Pages parameter will add the image to all pages though.
I am trying to set a flag when a collection is modified - the logical place to do that seemed to be in the setter method. The problem is when I use this code
I have a form on a .NET webserver using aspx pages with the vb code-behind pages. The form collects the entered data and then emails it, that part works fine.Right after it gets emailed, this code checks to see if the email was sent or not and then updates the landing page accordingly. I used to use just an IF THEN statement, but now that doesn't work in these new .NET pages. Here's the end of the code that I am having difficulties with:
I have heard of setting server specs to have HTML pages parsed as PHP pages by changing the .htaccess or httpd.conf files. Is there a similar solution to have HTML pages parsed as ASPX pages?
A website I am working on does not want their PageRank to lower since their HTML pages are already indexed and used on other websites but wants to use some dynamic features of aspx pages (like include the navigation file so that changes to the nav will only have to be done in that one file).
I'm trying to get thee previous page visited in ASP.NET using VB.NET using the following code:
Partial Class _Default Inherits Page Protected Sub Page_Load(sender As Object, e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load Dim previousPage As String = Page.Request.UrlReferrer.ToString If (Request.UrlReferrer <> Nothing) Then
[code].....
I get this error:
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
at:
Dim previousPage As String = Page.Request.UrlReferrer.ToString
What I want to do is get the previous page visited so I can get a session variable.
I've written an VB application and have successfuly got it into the form of a web page using Visual Web Developer (VWD).The application has a link which opens up another web page in a new window. I would like it that code triggered by a Button on this application will only run if the web page has been opened via this link. In VB it was easy as clicking a Button object made code run (which opened up the WebBrowser within the application) and I could therefore include a line of code such as eg. trigger=1 (and then later I could use "if trigger=1 then"). But in VWD Toolbox objects "Link" and "Button Link" take you directly to the web page (ie they are hyperlinks), without giving me the opportunity to include my "trigger=1" line.
We've been set a task to build a really basic web browser with one advanced function. I've done the web browser with the basic functionality. The advanced feature is a "most visited site" feature. I need to create some kind of listbox, that keeps track of all the websites visited (when the go button is pressed) and arranges them in the most popular order (i.e. the one that has been clicked the most). Furthermore, it states that substrings should be used so that for example if you go to [URL] and go to [URL] that counts as 1 hit. I'm sure its something to do with arrays, but he did say you will need to use multiple procedures/strings/functions....
how can I put this idea in code to say: if TheLastFormVisitedIsFormCustomers then
CurrentForm.myTextBox.Focus End If
In simple english. How can I retrieve the name of the last form visited in code and give focus to a textbox control depending on the last form visisted.
I'm currently making a Web Browser, and I was wondering how I can save History after I close the program/form and clicking on the site I visited last and navigate to the link with a single click?
i have this program which records the every printing made on a local computer.I am to record the number of pages of the document to be printed and the number of printed pages. i have this code but i don't know the number of pages and number printed pages always return 0 [Code].
I'm having problems writing an If statement because it's asking for the value of a cookie, but it's possible that the cookie could be null which breaks the page.
Here's the code:If Request.Cookies("myCookie").Value = "1234" then'do stuff End If
I think i need an elegant way of say "If myCookie is not null and has a value of..."
[Code]...
Basically the cases are always going to be the same but it will select the case from one of 2 places depending on whether myCookie has a value. Since there may be quite a few cases is there anyway I can get away with only listing them once.?
I have to store, in 2 cookie dictionary/keyed cookie, a user's preference for hiding certain sections of each form on the app. It would appear that IE7 has reached some limit for the number or size of the cookie in javascript. I mean that the cookies are only inaccessible on the client-side js, but can be read just fine in our asp.net/vb code-behind.
The functions that need to read the value of these cookies must be on client side because I can't run a postback everytime the function needs to update the cookie. How should I go about getting and setting the cookie without triggering postback? I thought about storing the value of the cookie onload in a textbox, but I don't know when I would read it back and update the cookie.
I create a cookie and it has the proper expiry set, but when I go to update the cookie and check it with the debugger the expiry is gone.
' Cookie Helper: Updates cookie with the selected source ids Protected Sub UpdateCookieFor(ByVal cookieName As String, ByVal sourceIds As String) ' Update cookie if it exists
In my VB.NET code behind, I've created a multiple name/value pair cookie like this:
Dim UserCookie As HttpCookie = New HttpCookie("UserInfo") UserCookie.Values.Add("UserNumber", Me.UserNumber.Text) UserCookie.Values.Add("Password", Me.Password.Text) UserCookie.Values.Add("UserName", Me.UserName.ToString) Response.Cookies.Add(UserCookie)
Now, what I need to do (somehow) is read that 'UserInfo' cookie in javascript and be able to extract those values at will. Most of what I'm finding out there doesn't quite do what I need to do.I'm trying to do something like this:
var MyValue = ReadCookie("UserInfo", "UserName")
And MyValue would equal whatever the user had typed into the textbox.
I need to send a cookie along with every GET request in VB.NET? I already searched for codes but I can't find something that works for me. Can someone give me a simple code to do this?
I have a login link that fires a javascript function that calls a logout page.This is what the logout page consists of:[code]Originally I just had cookies.clear in there, but that wasn't working.The jQuery function $.cookie does not work either. The cookie is set by ASP.NET, so I figured I could unset it with ASP.NET too but apparently not.
