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• Re: Encode URL in C#

  Hi, I would recommand to redirect to " http://xxxxx.com/?var1=buck%40rogers.com " - i think this will be the default. But in general i dont undersrand what is your problem with the "." - are you using any security filter?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Ran Davidovitz on 9/30/2007

• Re: Does 'imageurl' property of an ImageButton cause an extra server trip?

  There will be new request for getting the image from the dynamic page, in general if you want to reduce the number of requests (dont waste too much time on it, just simply put the right cache method) than i would suggest to change the way you render you button to be a more text based layout (and not image) that way you can create a DIV layout for the button and change the layout using CSS (E.g. Sliding door design ). In general you can use Fiddler to see the request flow. Hope this helps http://www

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Ran Davidovitz on 9/30/2007

• Re: Overwhelming Change Notification - security.config.cch

  Hi, We are having the same issues that causes all our asp.net 2.0 apps to recycle. Did you find any resolution to that problem? THanks

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by Ran Davidovitz on 8/28/2006

• Re: Treeview - Getting Selected Node from Content Page

  I don't understand from your code what is null: 1. TreeView 2. Selected node Please check it and reply, Because you know the type of the master page you can declare it type in the aspx files and this will enable you to address him typed (great ha) <%@ MasterType VirtualPath="~/MasterPage.master" %> Also if the treeview is static you can also add a property to the master page that return the tree view that way you will not have to searc for the control and create a constrain on the name (use

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Ran Davidovitz on 5/10/2006

• Re: ASP.NET 2.0 Treeview Checkboxes - Check All - Javascript

  The treeview doesn't save the node value at client side so you have to parse it, To get the anchor element you simply have to walk up the DOM to the row that was clicked and then get elements by tag ("A") - The first will be your needed anchor. You can also look at the resource code (javascript) of the treeview using reflector and see that they do the same. Hope this helps

  Posted to FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions (Forum) by Ran Davidovitz on 5/10/2006

• Re: Arabic localization: appling RTL everywhere

  Hi, one of the languages the I localize to is Hebrew (RTL), so my experience is very good, Use the following links (for the basic): Globalization issues in ASP and ASP.NET Internationalizing Your Application A Fresh Approach to Localizing Web Applications You can post you question here and I will help you as much as I can

  Posted to Localization (Forum) by Ran Davidovitz on 5/9/2006

• Making localization changes using a program on a production site (with a precompiled site)

  Hi, We have a very large ASP.NET website application that is precompiled into many single DLLs, The resources are also compiled. We want to enable the customer to change few keys in the resource at production, How can it be done? In the old days we had a .resource files and all we had to do is to chnage the resource but now its a DLL? I gues that many people face this problem

  Posted to Localization (Forum) by Ran Davidovitz on 5/7/2006

• Re: Connect to session

  I don't think that it is possible to connect the session to an external application (seems unrealistic from security point of view). A better SOA solution is to make the target application have an interface for injecting data. For example lets say you have: 1. You application - Called "Application A" 2. External application - called "Application B" 3. A data that you have in the session of application A that application B need to know So when a user click in "application A" on the link to "application

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by Ran Davidovitz on 5/7/2006

• Re: ASP.NET 2.0 Treeview Checkboxes - Check All - Javascript

  Hi, It's important for you to understand that because you are working with a tree you must know the path of the node (not only the value) When you look at the client side you can see that each note has an anchor element with href that contain something like this: href="javascript:__doPostBack('TreeView1','s myvalue1 \\ myvalue2 ')" (Microsoft didn't do the extra mile and wrap it with client side So if you want to get the value from the client side all you have to do is to parse the string and extract

  Posted to FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions (Forum) by Ran Davidovitz on 5/7/2006

• Re: How to force...

  Hi, Putting hardcoded IDs in the code is BAD and should be avoided. As a intermediate code you can change your javascript code from using a hardcoded ID to a predefined variable. So a function like this: function foo() { textboxa.value = "bar"; } Will become: function foo() { m_Defined_Textbox.value = "bar"; } And now the only thing you need to do is to render a script that will initialize m_Defined_Textbox to the client id of the textbox. Hope this helps.

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by Ran Davidovitz on 5/5/2006