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• Re: CACHing of Word Documents

  No its just old fashioned ASP. I do use .NET but this is an old legacy system.

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by Keith Whalen on 12/17/2006

• CACHing of Word Documents

  I have a web page using simpl HTML / ASP (not .NET) which offers a hyperlink to a document, the simple code is as follows: <a target = _bnank href = documents\main.doc>CLick here</a> Nice and simple and as you can ss it will open the file "Main.doc" in a nice new web-browser. My problem is that if the file is updated using MS Word, then saved, the web-app hyperlink still shows the out-of-date version. But open the file in MS word and its the up-to-date version. A Caching problem I suspect

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by Keith Whalen on 12/13/2006

• Re: Authentication Timeout

  Many thanks, I wasn't aware of that option but it has saved the day.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Keith Whalen on 4/11/2006

• Authentication Timeout

  I have a VB.ASP.NET web application which uses Form Authentication to control Security. The setting in my web.config file is as follows: < authentication mode ="Forms"> < forms timeout ="1480"/> </ authentication > Whilst this may seem extreme I want the authentication to last for 24 hours. When I run the code on my pc (localhost), where it has been developed it works fine and does not expire. However when I place it on a server it defaults to 20 minutes. Are there any IIS settings

  Posted to Security (Forum) by Keith Whalen on 4/10/2006

• Re: SessionState - Timeout

  Many thanks that fixed the problem.

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by Keith Whalen on 11/24/2005

• SessionState - Timeout

  I am having a really strange problem where my timeout setting seems to be being ignored? I am using Form Authentication within a VB.ASP.NET application (VS 2003). In the projects home directory I have the following settings in the web.config file. < authentication mode ="Forms" /> < sessionState mode ="InProc" stateConnectionString ="tcpip=127.0.0.1:42424" sqlConnectionString ="data source=127.0.0.1;Trusted_Connection=yes" cookieless ="false" timeout ="180" /> Which I would assume would

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by Keith Whalen on 11/22/2005

• Updating Active Directory

  I am currently developing a VB/ASP.NET application which authorises the users against Active Directory and identifies them through their unique NativeGuid. So far so good but the final step is allowing the user to change their active AD Password within my application and write the information back to AD and update the last amended date. Can anybody point me in the right direction, or even better to some example code?

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by Keith Whalen on 5/17/2005

• Re: Document Name

  Got it.. The command is Request("URL") which is not a million miles from how its done in .NET

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by KEITH WHALEN on 10/13/2004

• Re: Document Name

  That works fine in .NET but I need to get the same info in a non asp.net, asp page

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by KEITH WHALEN on 10/13/2004

• Document Name

  Is there an asp or html command which will return the name of the web page, not the title. For example if I had a web page saved as welcome.asp how could I find out it is called welcome.asp?

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by KEITH WHALEN on 10/13/2004