When a request is 404 in ASP.NET on IIS 7 i want a custom error page to be displayed. The URL in the address bar should not change, so no redirect. How can i do this?
I have need for a customised form as the main page of my app, what I'm looking for is to create an amoebic shaped form, something like this. I realize that my 'window' will by nature need to be rectangular and that i will need it to have no titlebar and transparent edges, also i will need to have 'regions' on this form that will allow the form to be closed and turned into a standard rectangular form. I have no idea where to begin with doing this but I hope and presume it is possible with vb.net. The image I have used is for illustrative purposes only, i don't plan to do exactly this (my app is a database not a media player for one thing) If having it is a breach of copyright in this context I will remove it.
i'm creating a simple wpf browser application in vb.net.. my current problem is i don't know how to redirect a page using a hyperlink, being a newbie in the language.[code]
If my sessions time out I want to re-direct the page to another URL: Say the home page. On my page I make use of a GridView that uses Session variables. If the session variable time expire(currently at 60min) and the user click on a row in the GridView I want to re-direct him/her to the home page of my site.
I'm creating a custom Role provider based on the ASP.NET Role provider. I have 3 tables. One for Users, one for Roles, one for UsersInRoles.The Users table has no password column because the users are authenticated with ActiveDirectory. That's my approach so far. I can't get the cusstom Role Provider to work, anyone has the same situation like me. How do you make a custom Role provider works with AD?
So I read up on this method called PRG as a way of addressing the form double-submit issue. However, I have yet to find a descent implementation of the Summary Page / Success Message displayed to the user. The only way I can think of is storing a session variable, but I don't want it to persist on multiple refreshes. It should show the message/summary once, and be done. Furthermore, it would be ideal if the user could not return to the previously submitted page.
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The question is, how to display this message on the redirect which directly results from the submit, and preferably not for any further refreshes? Or just simply display the message regardless of refreshes,whatever is easiest and makes the most sense.
I have an default.aspx page that I'm trying to have redirect the user to a different page depending on whether or not their deviceId is stored in the SQL Server database. It should direct the user to the login.aspx if the record for the user is found or to the newdevice.aspx page if there was no record found. I want this to occur on Page_Load but have not been able to figure it out so far.
I am trying to read the HTML of a page that contains a non-delayed redirect. The following snippet (C#) will give me the destination/redirected page, not the initial one I need to see:
I am redirect user to loging page when session expires. Login.aspx is in root. I declared path like this in web.config file.
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It is working for all root .aspx pages. But it not working for sub folders pages like Reporting eport.aspx. So how to manage redirect page (Login.aspx) for root .aspx pages and sub folder .aspx pages?
I've noticed that when I Response.Redirect to an .aspx page, it sometimes displays a cached page instead of actually executing the page and pulling fresh data from the database. I'm not using output caching or anything special in .Net here -- this is a CRM, and the caching is either happening on the client or, perhaps more likely, automatically in IIS. There is never a querystring involved, by the way. I'm passing a key via session. I know that if I used the querystring it would probably partially bypass the cache problem, but it's not an option in this case.
I did a little digging, and some people get around this by using Server.Transfer (which actually behaves differently than Response.Redirect and some of the details are not always desirable), and some other people said to set Response.Cache.SetCacheability(HttpCacheability.NoCache) on the page where I want to avoid caching. I thought .aspx pages were always flagged to avoid caching. Right?
How to I redirect to another page *after* printing document? Things seemed to be working fine until this morning we discussed that users were submitting duplicate entries.The reason for this is that once the user clicks to Submit their request,they are presented with a button that says, ">>>Click Here To Print Form<<<<".
Users are required to print this form but for some reason, they forget to do so.In the event that they forget to print this form, they are taking back to the input screen with boxes still retaining the data they initially entered.Is there a way to redirec them to results.aspx page, whether they print the form or not?
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On buttonSave click after saving the record successfully ,I want to show "Save successfully " message on a label on a page for few seconds and then reload the page.
I have a gridview with button in one column.I want to redirect to another page along with parameters on clicking on button.Is there any option to do this in rowdatabound event in gridview.
I want redirect to error page when exception occured. If the code is not handling try{}catch(Exception ex){}in the page and if error occured in web application. Then I want redirect Error.aspx with Exception details to diplay. I am already wrote code in Global.asax page like this.
I have my own login page.If any user access any page directly(without login),i want to redirect unauthorized user to login page. Using Generic Handler is there any chance?
I am using the ASP 2.0 Web admin tool to authenticate users using forms. I can deny a user other than admin from viewing my maintenance folder using the code below. However, if a user is denied access it throws you back to the login page. Is it possible to show an 'access denied' message or at least simply do nothing?
I have a Web application (Help Desk Ticket System) with an inbox to monitor incoming requests and made some filter buttons that help the user arrange the requests based on requester name, creation date, etc.
Every filter will simply call the same page but will add some code to the query string. Example, if the user presses a button labeled [Sort by Date] here is the code behind for that button:
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But I know that Response.Redirect does not accept javascript, and I don't want to split the code between Code Behind file, and ASPX file (adding OnClientClick attribute) because I will need to perform both VB instructions and also redirecting the user.
I have an ASP.NET Form (aspx). It uses VB as the codebehind. I want ALL of the VB to run and then the page to render BEFORE redirecting to the specified form. The problem is, is that I have Response.Redirect calls in the middle of the VB code (aspx.vb) and it seems to redirect before rendering the page. Is there any way around this? I need to have the page render so that some JavaScript on the client side (aspx) can run (it is for Google Analytics).
This task is a little out of my reach so i dont even really know where to start...I want a user to click the command field "select" in my gridview. I then want them to be redirected ( response.redirect()) to an input form that will have its various asp.net text boxes filled with data from that selected item. I also need the ability to do this logical process:
IF the form is loaded from user selecting item in gridview THEN ''Populate controls with data from selected gridview item Else Load
I have a WinForms app with SQL05 backend. It has a standard Login window where users are required to supply a username/password. This is validated using my own code and sprocs. Now one of my big clients has scared the bejezus out of me by saying, "Hey Chris, I want you to change your app in line with all our other IT systems so that users can use their common username and passwords with authentication against LDAP". :confused: Having had a moment to reflect, I have some questions (some very noob in nature!)
1. Is this requirement a big deal? :) Or straightforward to implement?
2. Does this mean that when user's double-click my app icon on the desktop, the authentication automagically happens without the need for a Login screen?
3. How on earth can I test this. My dev environment does not use AD, but I do have SBS2003
4. Can anyone point me to good resources about this on the web?
I have a user control that checks if a certain query string and session value are present then returns a boolean based on that, if it's true I want to set the master page. The page is throwing an Object reference exception when it tries to call the method EditUser1.UserAuthorization(). Why is this happening? I imagine that the method doesn't exist at that point in the stack. Protected Sub Page_PreInit(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.PreInit
i have a login page link above the page /// i want if user already loggedin then anybody click on loginlink then the user will automatically redirect to default.aspx ..
I have the following pages structure in my asp.net 3.5 website ...i want if anybody directly access any page of my site as [URL] then it will automatically redirected to [URL] How to do this using vb.net, asp.net