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• Re: Forms authentication and impersonation problem

  XiaoYong Dai, Thank you for the matrix. Although, I kinda knew what the identity for each case you described, I never put in a table altogether like this. This definitely will help others in general as well. Rachit

  Posted to Security (Forum) by RachitP on 10/26/2007
  Filed under: security, Asp.net identity

• Re: Dynamic Image Map?

  I confess that I didn't read the ASP.Net/VB part. Well, I don't have much time to convert myself to VB.Net but you can use this . Hope that works for ya!

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by RachitP on 10/22/2007

• Re: Forms authentication and impersonation problem

  Which version of IIS are you using? IIS6 uses the Application Pool which can run either as Network Service user or any local/Domain account. When you turn on the Impersonation, this is what you see in the web.config. < impersonation enabled= "true" username= "machine\username" password= "user's hard-coded password" /> Make sure the user have access to your .mdf (Access) file.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by RachitP on 10/22/2007

• Re: AJAX Enabled Site - Problems with Javascript Form References

  Please create a blank ASPX page with the proper configuration (if the configured correctly, all you need the ASP:ScriptManager in the <form> tag) and then add your JavaScript code to see if that's happening. Post the code snippet for better understanding. You know a picture (here in this case "code") is worth a thousand words. ;)

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by RachitP on 10/22/2007

• Re: How to add controls dynamically(Urgent)

  Please post the original code so one can have better understanding. It's hard to imagine the scenario as per the description. Use proper way to post the code (Source Code button in the editor).

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by RachitP on 10/22/2007

• Re: Dynamic Image Map?

  Did you look at this or this ?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by RachitP on 10/22/2007

• Re: ASP.Net Session expiry

  chkasarma, Can you eloborate little bit more what your ASP.Net directory structure and about project? I still don't understand why you would have .exe in your bin folder of the "Web Application". Why would you need to have that? Please check your code or IIS settings for the Session Expiration. Default is 20 min if you don't change anything. You could either make a change in web.config or IIS virtual directory level. Rachit

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by RachitP on 10/22/2007