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Re: Reg. Session Time Out
Hi, session timeout can be increased to fulfill your requirement as mentioned in the above post. However, doing so (having a very high timeout value) has its own pitfalls in terms of server memory usage. Following article may be useful to you - http://forums.asp.net/p/919119/1050478.aspx .
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State Management
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nikhil.jha
on 12/12/2008
Re: Dynamic button click event
You can call that event as shown below - delete_Click( null , null ); Put that line from where you want to call it. For example, public void LoadAccounts() { form1.Controls.Add(NavigationPanel()); delete_Click( null , null ); }
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nikhil.jha
on 11/3/2008
Re: aspnet_wp.exe could not be started
Hi, I know its quite an old post but I am replying to it as it may be useful to some. I searched a lot on the internet when I faced the same issue but could not get any clean solution which did not require changing the machine.config file etc. However, luckily, I looked into the properties of ASPNET account and found it to be locked (it was working well before we did a restart of the server). IIS server was 5.1 running on XP with SP 2. Here is the solution - 1. Right click "My Computer"
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nikhil.jha
on 10/27/2008
Filed under: IIS User Rights, aspnet account permissions, accounts
Re: aspnet_wp.exe could not be launched
Hi, I searched a lot on the internet when I faced the same issue but could not get any clean solution which did not require changing the machine.config file etc. However, luckily, I looked into the properties of ASPNET account and found it to be locked (it was working well before we did a restart of the server). IIS server was 5.1 running on XP with SP 2. Here is the solution - 1. Right click "My Computer" and select "Manage". 2. Expand the "Local Users and Groups" inside
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nikhil.jha
on 10/27/2008
Filed under: IIS User Rights, aspnet account permissions, accounts, aspnet_regiis
Re: Session Time out problem
Hi, I am not sure about your server configuration (whether a web farm) but it seems like a stateNetworkTimeout. Try using <sessionState mode="StateServer" stateNetworkTimeout="300" /> Also, please start the State Server service (using Services MMC) before using it. Are you setting the session somewhere in the code as well?
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nikhil.jha
on 10/21/2008
Re: Session Time out problem
Hi, What mode have you set? Is it InProc? Could you please specify the string in Web.config?
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nikhil.jha
on 10/21/2008
Re: Problems attaching a Javascript call to a textbox
Hi, RowDataBound event is the right place to add javascript to the controls in each row of the grid. Did you check the conditions such as - if (e.Row.RowType != DataControlRowType.Header && e.Row.RowType != DataControlRowType.Footer && e.Row.RowType != DataControlRowType.Pager )
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Client Side Web Development
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nikhil.jha
on 10/17/2008
Re: GridView
Hi, Try using - Dim lblTemp as Label lblTemp = CType(gvDB70Institution.Rows(e.NewEditIndex).FindControl("lblInstitution"), Label) strInstitution = lblTemp.Text.Trim() Hope it helps.
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nikhil.jha
on 10/17/2008
Re: "Unformating" a string
Hi, you would need to add some identifier to distinguish between the strings. For example, use "^" as shown below - myString = String.Format("string^{0}^string^{1}^string", "xxx", "yyy") The generic function could be - protected void getString( string myString, ref string string1, ref string string2) { Char [] chr = new Char [] { '^' }; string [] arrString = myString.Split(chr); string1 = arrString[1]; string2 = arrString[3]; } Hope it helps.
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nikhil.jha
on 10/12/2008
Re: i want to place java script to a child page(<asp:Content>....</asp:Content>)
Hi, Could you please provide the details such as - how are you calling that function?
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Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls
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nikhil.jha
on 10/12/2008
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