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• Re: url rewriting and prgrammatically creating hyperlinks

  Hello Thanks for your reply. However I've already looked at that page (in fact my question was based on what I had read on that page) and it doesn't show you how you would create a hyperlink programmatically using url rewriting and third party components. It shows you how you could achieve url rewriting manually but then advises against doing this. It also shows you how 3rd party components generally specify url rewriting rules in the web.config but it doesn't give me an insight into

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by andieje on 11/24/2009

• url rewriting and search engine indexing

  Hi Lets say i had a page with this URL that shows all of the products in the books category http://www.store.com/products.aspx?category=books If a search engine saw a link for this page it could index it. What if a nefarious user created a link on their website that looked like this http://www.store.com/products.aspx?category=some_offensive_language When this page was requested at my server it would return a page saying "your request cannot be processed." However Google could index this

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by andieje on 11/24/2009

• url rewriting and prgrammatically creating hyperlinks

  Hello I am investigating the use of url rewriting. I don't have a specific product in mind yet so I am asking a very general question really. I understand how url rewriting maps urls in this form http://www.store.com/products.aspx?category=books to something like this http://www.store.com/products.aspx/Books Third party tools often use modules and specify mapping rules in the web.config : <rewrite url="~/products/books.aspx" to="~/products.aspx?category=books" /> However

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by andieje on 11/17/2009
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• Why is the forms authentication ticket hashed?

  Hello It is my understanding that in asp.net the forms authentication ticket is hashed and to create a HMAC and then encrypted using AES. I believe that ticket is hashed to ensure it has not been tampered with but why do you need the hashing at all? The fact the the ticket is encrypted is sufficient to stop the message from being tampered with isnt it? If you don't have the server's private key to encrypt your false data it will be rejected at the server because it will fail the decryption

  Posted to Security (Forum) by andieje on 11/16/2009

• Re: have to click submit button twice after validator triggered

  Hi It appears to be something to do with the display property. When the validators are static everything works ok. But when the validators are dynamic, the button moves down the page when the validator error message appears and then moves back up the page when the validator message disappears. The button appears to be jumping on the page and then doesn't submit the page

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by andieje on 9/16/2009

• have to click submit button twice after validator triggered

  Hi I am experiencing some strange behaviour on my page with my validators. I have reduced the problem to its simplest level. I have a required validator on the page linked up to a textbox. When you click submit and the textbox is empty the validator is triggered and the page doesnt submit. However if you then enter text in the textbox and click submit nothing happens and the page is posted back. If you then click submit again, the page is posted back I have tried removing the validator and adding

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by andieje on 9/15/2009

• Re: have to click submit button twice after validator triggered

  Sorry. typo. Nothing happens and the page ISN'T posted back

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by andieje on 9/15/2009

• Re: Asp.net 2.0 Custom email with password recovery control

  Hi Thanks for your reply. I will look into this myself further but you may already know these things... 1) What is the type of the message object? 2) can it have alternative views like in my email example? 3) How do i access the user's password in this event? many thanks

  Posted to Security (Forum) by andieje on 8/26/2009

• Asp.net 2.0 Custom email with password recovery control

  Hello Is it possible to use the password recovery tool in asp.net 2.0 such that it does not use the MailDefinition tag to send the email but lets me create a custom email and send it myself. Perhaps that defeats the labour-saving point of the control. If this is possible, please can you advise how i would do it? I don't want to simply use the mail definition feature of the control because this only sends out one email. When i send emails, however, i normally send multipart emails containing a

  Posted to Security (Forum) by andieje on 8/25/2009

• Shared/static members of classes in a website

  Hello I have written a class that contains a shared/static member. How are shared members treated in the context of a website? I can't seem to find anything on this. I believe, though I would very much like this to be confirmed or disconfirmed, that a shared variable is created/instantiated the first time it is accessed by the website and is then available during the application's lifetime until the application is recycled thanks

  Posted to C# (Forum) by andieje on 8/4/2009