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Re: System.Web.HttpRequestValidationException SPAM Attack
I've been having the same problem - a ton of attempts to enter hyperlinks into the password textbox control of the login form for my user group's website. I am using the asp.net membership login control. My solution was to add more validation to the pw and user name text boxes using some regex. First you need to convert the control to a template.Then you can add some regex validators to check the input on the text boxes. The regex I'm using to allow anything that does not contain "http"
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jlerman
on 6/12/2007
Re: VS2003 ASP.NET [local] Debugging that I just cannot solve
Thanks for the tip. I only just got a reply back from client today. Unfortunately there is no extra slash there. We installed on another client machine on this same domain and are having the same problem. So...we think it's something to do with domain control of the clietn machines: maybe firewall, maybe Group Policy. Will keep banging our heads on the wall, I suppose.
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jlerman
on 9/1/2006
VS2003 ASP.NET [local] Debugging that I just cannot solve
I have been completely stumped by a client's computer that will not do asp.net debugging. This is VS2003 enterprise with service pack one and I cannot get past the error message: "Unable to start debugging on the web server. Access is denied" with no additional details in the message. I believe that I know all the tricks, but I still went through the endless lists. This is NOT remote debugging. Just local in the local IIS5. Here is everything that I checked. User is in Debugger Users
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jlerman
on 8/29/2006
Re: Problem in cached pages (master page?)
just to add: wen I remove a particluar page from the cache programmatically, the treeview gets rendered properly on that page. The other's are still cached and still messed up. Once the treeview is rendered correctly again, it looks good for a while. So it's not getting lost immediately.
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CSS Friendly Control Adapters
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jlerman
on 8/13/2006
Problem in cached pages (master page?)
I have been using the CSS Control Adapter for a treeview on a masterpage of a website. Most of the pages on the site are cached. At some point during the life of the cache (I cannot pinpoint this) the menu stops being rendered by the adapter and just comes out as a table and loses it's formatting. If I explicitly clear the cache for whichever page is doing this, then the menu gets rendered properly again. Any clue as to what is going on and what I can do to solve this problem? I'm sure it's more
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jlerman
on 8/13/2006
Re: I'm missing something with treeviewAdapter and can't for the life of me see my mistake
No clues, but it is a pattern. Properties I modify in the css file that is referenced via CssSelectorClass do not always show up in debug mode. Even if I close and re-open vs2005. Since it's a test site, I have taken to just ftp'ing any design changes and viewing online rather than on the dev machine if. I'll try runng your sampls (on my way out of town for 4 days so might not be right away) and post another comment.
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jlerman
on 5/8/2006
Re: I'm missing something with treeviewAdapter and can't for the life of me see my mistake
Well, when I published it, it is fine on the web. Just not kicking in when I'm browsing from VS2005. Go figure. :-)
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jlerman
on 5/6/2006
I'm missing something with treeviewAdapter and can't for the life of me see my mistake
I am new to themes and familiar with using CSS but no guru. I'm using most of your defaults (basic theme and PrettyTree css class). The final formatting of my treeview isn't what I defined and I'm sure I"ve missed something. I'm confident that I have copied all of the approrpriate files into my project. Since it's a WAP, I put th CSS Adapters into a separate [Class Library] project and am referencing that from my project. I know that's working because my final html is not using a table for the treeview
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on 5/6/2006
Re: Bug in the DataList Adapter
ahh good thing I searched before I added this again! Of course I didn't search to solve it - duh -but it was easy enough to find. :-)
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jlerman
on 5/6/2006
Re: Problems with ASP.NET / SQL Server 2005 caching
Andy, You need to twist your brain a bit about dependencies. You aren't adding tables to a dependency. You are actually adding a dependency to a sqlcommand which is executing a query. If the query access multiple tables (I have not actually done anything but querying from one table thus far), you should get the notification when data (in involved rows) is modified. Using the SqlCacheDependency or SqlDependency object directly, you need to create a new dependency for each command you are executing
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jlerman
on 1/25/2006
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