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Re: asp.net

there are different ways to do this. Say you have file content in a variable called fileContent. If it is plain text: bodyText = fileContent + " " + myOtherVariable; if it is not plain text, make sure and put a place holder in the file (<html><body>[[placeholder]]</body</html>). bodyText = fileContent.replace("[[placeholder]]",myOtherVariable); --JJ

Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jose_jimenez on 6/10/2008
Re: asp.net

Read the file in and set the body = to the contents of the file. ( http://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/051802-1.aspx ) If it is plain text or html (without embeded images) this will do what you expect. If it is neither of those two (it is html with image tags or binary) you will have to do more work. --JJ

Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jose_jimenez on 6/9/2008
Re: using css class selector in code behind

If you are using asp.net 3.5 you can use LINQ to get what you want. See the code below: protected void Page_Load( object sender, EventArgs e) { string theClass; theClass = "myClass" ; var theControls = FindByClass(theClass); foreach (Control item in theControls) { //do something; if (item is WebControl) { ((WebControl)item).CssClass = ((WebControl)item).CssClass + " hideMe" ; } else { ((HtmlControl)item).Attributes[ "class" ] = ((HtmlControl)item).Attributes[ "class"

Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by jose_jimenez on 6/3/2008
Filed under: css LINQ
Re: using css class selector in code behind

I would do this client-side with a scripting library such as jquery (jquery.com). Css selectors are not really meant to be used on the server side code. You could use theming and change the theme of the site for the session so the controls were hidden. If you really want to do it server side: make sure each of your objects is grouped by having the same css class. put this in your head block < style runat= "server" id= "pagestyles" type= "text/css" > </ style

Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by jose_jimenez on 5/30/2008
Re: Displaying Employee Profiles using Active Directory

you have to know a bit about .net and activedirectory to get this to work. You also need to know something about your domain. Take a look at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.directoryservices.directorysearcher(VS.80).aspx for information about the directory searcher you can create a directory entry to use as the root of the directory searcher (http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.directoryservices.directoryentry(VS.80).aspx). Construct it using LDAP syntax such as DE = new

Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by jose_jimenez on 5/30/2008
Re: Need help with "State information is invalid..."

Please clarify your issue. Do you get the error when debugging using Cassini (the web server built into ASP.Net 2.0)? Do you get the error when serving the application up through your desktop's web browser? Have you made sure you wait for the page to completely load before posting back? Is it in .net 2.0? 3.0? 3.5? 1.1? Is it possible your viewstate has not completely loaded in your browser before you post back? I have one application that takes a long time to render a treeview control based

Posted to State Management (Forum) by jose_jimenez on 5/30/2008
Re: Server Application Unavailable Message

I'm glad it helped. Do you come to the UI Developer meetings? Email me a the UI.

Posted to FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions (Forum) by jose_jimenez on 5/30/2008
Re: Dynamically Generate An Excel spreadsheet in asp.net

It has been quite a while since I looked at this, but ... when you get the strict parse error it gives you an error message, something like Details can be found in the file at.... and gives you a temporary file location. If you find that file, you should see some additional information in terms of the error. --JJ

Posted to Tips & Tricks (Forum) by jose_jimenez on 5/30/2008
Re: To get the actual character of a password string, when its Ascii value is greater than 101

what is your database engine? Have you checked to make sure it will pass back characters outside of the ascii range? take a look at the article: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ROT13 especially the section on rot47. Just because I can't not say it: Not good encryption. If you don't want to have anyone that can see the database know the password, use a salt value to encrypt the password using md5, sha, or des. store the encrypted value in the database. If someone tries to log in, encrypt the

Posted to Visual Basic .NET (Forum) by jose_jimenez on 2/22/2008
Re: Event viewer

take a look at the web.config trace element (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/6915t83k.aspx). also take a look at the page life cycle (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178472.aspx.) --JJ

Posted to State Management (Forum) by jose_jimenez on 2/19/2008

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