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Re: ActiveDirectoryMembershipProvider not using Microsoft AD/ADAM
Okay, it appears SharePoint has some LDAP providers for membership and roles, in the Microsoft.Office.Server.Security namespace. We are using Sharepoint in our office. Can I assume this can be used outside of Sharepoint, as in a non-Sharepoint hosted ASP.NET application? If so, do I need to install Sharepoint to make this DLL available or can I just copy it and throw it in the BIN directory or put it in the GAC?
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on 10/12/2009
ActiveDirectoryMembershipProvider not using Microsoft AD/ADAM
Is it possible to configure the ActiveDirectoryMembershipProvider to work with a non-Microsoft (AD or ADAM) LDAP directory? I need to come up with an SSO solution with an LDAP directory as a data store and wasn't sure if I need to stick in the Microsoft realm or whether I can use a third party solution. Can anybody recommend a third party solution? I'd have to use a MembershipProvider and RoleProvider in my project. Thanks.
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on 10/9/2009
Filed under: LDAP, MembershipProvider
Using SliderExtender to set opacity
I want to use the SliderExtender to control the opacity of a label control. In the code below, the lblWatermarkOpacityDisplay shows the value of the slider and the lblSampleOpacity shows some sample text where its opacity is tied to the slider value. <asp:TextBox ID="txtWatermarkOpacity" runat="server" AutoCompleteType="Disabled" EnableViewState="true" Text="0.5" /> <ajax:SliderExtender ID="sldWatermarkOpacity" runat="server"
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desertfoxaz
on 10/5/2009
Filed under: opacity, sliderextender
Re: Using foreach loops to set properties of controls in ContentTemplate
Thanks, Peter, that works! Using recursion is a bit more elegant a solution than trying to manually traverse the control hierarchy.
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desertfoxaz
on 10/5/2009
Adding input formatting and then doing validation
I have some textboxes on a webform that are to hold currency values. What I want to do is to add some JavaScript to format the values to two decimal places (e.g., entering "100" will become "100.00"). However, if the user enters a non-valid value, I want to leave the entry as-is so the validation can detect an invalid value. I've also added a FilteredTextBoxExtender to allow only digits and decimal points. $ <asp:TextBox ID="txtFee" runat="server" AutoCompleteType
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desertfoxaz
on 10/5/2009
Filed under: client side validation
Re: Adding input formatting and then doing validation
I just discovered I can use the following line instead: txtFee.Attributes["onblur"] = "this.value=ToCurrency(this.value);ValidatorValidate(" + cvFee.ClientID + ");"; However, is it possible to do this in Design View without getting the parser errors?
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on 10/5/2009
Re: Using SliderExtender to set opacity
Okay, so how do I get the value of the slider control so I can assign it to the label's style?
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Re: Using SliderExtender to set opacity
There are two problems with the above code (one yours, one mine). The line should read "var value $get('<%=lblWatermarkOpacityDisplay.ClientID%>').innerHTML; // not value, which is undefined for a label/span and lblSampleOpacity.style.filter = 'alpha(opacity=' + value * 100 + ')'; // not 10, this needs to be a percentage With these changes in place, I somehow can't preview the opacity of the display text. I wonder if I'm being too ambitious here...
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Re: Using SliderExtender to set opacity
Okay, it works in Firefox. I was testing with IE8. The "style.opacity" is for FireFox and "style.filter" is for IE. Apparently I am not using the correct syntax for IE.
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Re: Using SliderExtender to set opacity
Not quite... I am getting: "Microsoft JScript runtime error: 'filters.alpha' is null or not an object"
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