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• Div below shows through div above, regardless of z-index.

  Trying to setup a simple 'menu' that appears when you mouse over a div. The divs that you mouse over are stacked vertically. The absolute div is positioned underneath. When mouse over the 'menu' div appears but the divs below show through. This happens regardless of z-index. Here's a stripped down version of my code. Example can be seen here . 1 < !DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by rvarcher on 8/15/2008

• What is your opinion on more than one application in aspnetdb?

  Hi, Should you have more than 1 application in aspnetdb? I know it's possible and many people do it. We have several apps here at work that are migrating to .Net 2.0 and are going to be using an aspnetdb. The number of users in the applications can be up to 20,000, maybe more. I'm of the opinion that it would be best to have the users in each application in their own aspnetdb. Some reasons are 1. If I have to troubleshoot problems in my app relating to aspnetdb I only want to have to deal

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by rvarcher on 8/6/2008
  Filed under: aspnetdb, applications

• Re: Redirect an authenitcated user from a page to which they are denied access in the Web.config

  First, I thought that when the denied page was encountered by the logged-in user that .Net would redirect the user to the application's forms authentication login page. But I guess that doesn't happen because the user is already authenticated. I also thought that maybe when the user tried to access a denied resource that the server would return a 403, so I tried to catch it in customErrors in Web.config. but that didn't work either. I've been thinking about it and I don't know

  Posted to Security (Forum) by rvarcher on 9/12/2007

• Re: changing password changes user

  This isn't a fix but it sounds like ASP is doing what is expected. Microsoft says here: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.webcontrols.changepassword.aspx "After the password for the given user name is changed, the user is logged on to the account associated with the changed password, even if the user was not logged on to that account previously." Maybe there's a way to change a user's password without using the control. - bob

  Posted to Security (Forum) by rvarcher on 9/10/2007

• Redirect an authenitcated user from a page to which they are denied access in the Web.config

  In my web.config <LOCATION path="MYDIR"> <SYSTEM.WEB> <AUTHORIZATION> <DENY users="*"> <ALLOW roles="Allowed_User_Role"> </AUTHORIZATION> </SYSTEM.WEB> </LOCATION> In my web.sitemap <SITEMAPNODE title="My Page" description="My Page" url="~/MYDIR/mypage.aspx" roles="Allowed_User_Role" /> What I want to happen: - I don't want the SiteMapNode in my TreeView to show to users

  Posted to Security (Forum) by rvarcher on 9/10/2007