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Re: Retrieve Calling Pages URL
Hi Ramzi, Thank you for your reply. I missed the !IsPostBack and this was causing me problems. Duh. I had to modify your solution slightly to handle the case when someone bookmarked the page and came directly (without going through another page). The final code is: if ( (!Page.IsPostBack) && (Request.UrlReferrer != null )) ViewState[ "CallingPage" ] = Request.UrlReferrer.AbsoluteUri; Thank you very much for your help! Claude.
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Claude Maxim
on 3/1/2007
Retrieve Calling Pages URL
Hi All, I have a web form that can be called from multiple pages. Upon successfully posting (send an email) I want to be able to either: a) redirect back to the original calling page, or b) Post a "success" page with a link back to the original calling page. Each of the multiple calling pages have querystring parameters as well. The problem is I can't seem to figure out how to retrieve the url of the calling pages. I have tried various Request.UrlReferrer options but they only give me the web form
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Re: Change Password Security Question and Answer
Hi Ed, OK. Thanks. I will give it a try! Claude.
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Re: Change Password Security Question and Answer
Hi Ed, Thanks for your reply. So there is no control, or options on an existing control, to do this and we would have to create our own form with custom code to do this? Thanks, Claude
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Change Password Security Question and Answer
Hi All, We re using the build in membership functions and have used the built in change password and password recovery controls. However, there does not seem to be a way for the user to change the password security question or answer. Does anyone now how to do this? Thanks, Claude.
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on 3/1/2007
Need Url of Current Server
Hi All, Is there an easy way to get the url of the server that the application is running on? I need it to return the correct server in development or production environments like: 1) For local testing (using cassini) it should return http://localhost:5555 (or whatever the port is) 2) For production it should return http://www.ourdomain.com Thanks for your help! Claude.
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Claude Maxim
on 2/28/2007
Re: Hyperlink Control - Virtual Path Problem
Thanks justSomeone, Actually, your solution was not quite what I wanted, however... you pointed me in the right direction. I will post what I did in case it can help someone else. My solution was: < a href =' <% # Page.ResolveUrl("~/myReader.aspx) + "?Url=" + XPath("linkUrl") + "&Title=" + XPath("description") %>' > <% # XPath( "description" )%> </ a > It works like a charm! Thanks again for your help, Claude.
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Re: Hyperlink Control - Virtual Path Problem
Thanks justSomeone, Actually, your solution was not quite what I wanted, however... you pointed me in the right direction. I will post what I did in case it can help someone else. My solution was: < a href =' <% # Page.ResolveUrl("~/myReader.aspx) + "?Url=" + XPath("linkUrl") + "&Title=" + XPath("description") %>' > <% # XPath( "description" )%> </ a > It works like a charm! Thanks again for your help, Claude.
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Hyperlink Control - Virtual Path Problem
Hi All, I have a hyperlink control that uses a virtual path for the link and I need to pass an URL as a query string parameter. This results in an “invalid virtual path error”. I can pass an URL as a parameter if I use the plain old anchor tag (but I can’t use a virtual path) like: < a href ='/myReader.aspx?Url= <% # XPath("linkUrl") %> &Title= <% # XPath("description") %> '> <% # XPath("description") %> </ a > Where XPath(“linkUrl”) results in: http://rss.website
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on 2/21/2007
Re: Installation Question - Service account
Hi All, There was a typo in my original post, it should have read: We are upgrading from Sql Server Express to SQl Server 2005. As part of the installation process, it is NOW asking us to specify a service account for various services, and we are not sure what to specify. (This was handled automatically with Express). Any ideas? Thanks. Claude.
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Claude Maxim
on 2/19/2007
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