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• Re: RegularExpression to allow latin letters and blanks

  Hi! It still does not work on my page, but when I created a new page it works, so there must be some other problem on my first page. Thanks anyway.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by mikaelk on 1/23/2006

• RegularExpression to allow latin letters and blanks

  Hi! I have a textbox which has a RequiredFieldValidator and a RegularExpressionValidator. In this textbox I want to allow all latin letters and blanks, minimum 1, maximum 13; for instance "Test One". My problem is that I can't get the RegularExpression to allow blanks. I have tried the following: [a-zA-Z ]{1,13} [\w\s]{1,13} [\w\s] [a-zA-Z\s] [a-zA-Z\s]{1,13} [\w|\s]{1,13} but none of them work. Does anybody know what is wrong or what I should change in order to get it to work? Thanks in advance

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by mikaelk on 1/23/2006

• Re: login problem

  I meant to create two sites, BUT it would be smarter to: In IIS publish the folder "secure" as an application, which means that you can have a separate web.config in this folder (and here enable the required security), and in the web.config in the root you can have less security enabled (or none). To publish the secure folder as an application is a smarter solution, sorry that I did not think of this earlier today

  Posted to Security (Forum) by mikaelk on 1/11/2006

• Promted for logon when using win aut.

  Hi! I have created a web site with asp.net 2.0, using windows authentication. Every time I try to access the site I am promted to enter username/password/domain (if I do everything works fine). Integrated windows authentication is enabled in Internet Explorer, and automatic logon in intranet is enabled. I have seen a previous post about this same problem, but it had no solution. I have two questions: 1) Why am I promted to logon, It should not be necessary to provide this information again (since

  Posted to Security (Forum) by mikaelk on 1/11/2006

• Re: login problem

  Hi! The easiest way to solve this would probably be to split the into two sub sites, one secure (with your current web.config) and one unsecure (with a new web.config). Remember to publish them both as applications in IIS.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by mikaelk on 1/11/2006

• Re: Windows authentication shows wrong user name

  Hi! I have the same problem that I am promted to enter username/password/domain, but if I enter that, everything works fine. The difference might be that I get the username another way than you, I use: System.Security.Principal. WindowsIdentity .GetCurrent().Name in order to get the logged in users name. You can always try and see if this helps you with question 2. BR / Mikael

  Posted to Security (Forum) by mikaelk on 1/11/2006

• Text displayed different in GridView and TextBox

  Hi! I am creating a web site that will allow a user to display postal codes from a database and then insert new, update and delete postal codes. When the user enters the site a GridView is filled with the postal codes from the database. "Select mode" is enabled for the GridView, and when a user selects a row with postcode, city this information is displayed in TextBoxes, which allows the user to change the values. In the GridView all characters are displayed correctly (characters tested are ordinary

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by mikaelk on 12/9/2005