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• Links to .pdf or .html?

  Hi all I got what is hopefully a simple questions..... Is it possible to create hyperlinks to a .pdf or .html file i have in my App_data folder for my web site? I created a link to a Word document i have saved as .pdf and .html and whenever I click on link in debugging mode it gives me this: HTTP Error 403 - Forbidden. it gives me same error if i have link as .pdf or .html, is it too much to hope for that you can make a hyper link to a .pdf or .html? Thanks.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by mpoldfather on 8/24/2009

• Re: Links to .pdf or .html?

  Thanks, did not know that about app_data folder, learn something new every day :)

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by mpoldfather on 8/24/2009

• How to push an email every week?

  Hi all, I am wanting to send a report out from my ASP.net site via email once a week, I am using vb.net as my back end. What code would I use to perform this, I already know how to send emails, I just dont know how to do it without a request from a user generated event. I want it to trigger once a week automatically without any input from a user. Thanks.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by mpoldfather on 8/6/2009

• Query returns no results????

  Hi all, A strange issue here, I am using an ASP.net site with VB back end and an ACCESS 2003 database. I am trying to find all items whose serial number contains a string. I already figured out that access uses LIKE instead of CONTAINS, but now I have run into another strange issue..... Here is my Query: "SELECT ItemID,SerialNumber FROM TblItems WHERE SerialNumber LIKE @SN" then I add the parameter later: cmd2.Parameters.AddWithValue("@SN", "*" & TextBox3.Text &

  Posted to Access Databases and AccessDataSource Control (Forum) by mpoldfather on 8/3/2009

• Re: Query returns no results????

  Using conn2 As New OleDbConnection(Utils.GetConnString) Dim sqlstring2 As String = "SELECT ItemID,SerialNumber FROM TblItems WHERE SerialNumber LIKE @SN" Using cmd2 As New OleDbCommand(sqlstring2, conn2) conn2.Open() cmd2.CommandType = CommandType.Text cmd2.Parameters.AddWithValue( "@SN" , "*" & TextBox3.Text & "*" ) Dim reader2 As OleDbDataReader = cmd2.ExecuteReader() While reader2.Read() foundItem = True Table1.Visible = True Dim current As New HyperLink

  Posted to Access Databases and AccessDataSource Control (Forum) by mpoldfather on 8/3/2009

• Re: Query returns no results????

  Well that worked perfect. Thanks a Million! I will cahnge how I refer to the database from know on as JET instead of ACCESS Is it just me or is it stupid that it is different characters in both? I guess Microsoft has their reason, beyond just confusing us.

  Posted to Access Databases and AccessDataSource Control (Forum) by mpoldfather on 8/3/2009

• Login Credentials with IE vs FireFox

  Not sure if this is the right forum but here goes..... I have made a very simple webpage to display some of our companies power point presentations. I have set it up in IIS to use integrated Windows authentication. The problem is..... when using Firefox, the log in credentials that work are simply the user name, however when using IE you have to put the domain name in front of the user name as follows : <domainname>\<username> Is there anyway I can make the behavior the same or is this

  Posted to Security (Forum) by mpoldfather on 7/20/2009

• Re: Converting complied code back to normal code

  [quote user="mbanavige"] you can use a free tool such as Reflector ( http://www.red-gate.com/products/reflector/ ) to decompile a .NET assembly. [/quote] That seems to be good for looking at the code for System classes and the such that you may want to see. However what I need to do is de-compile a website that I have published using Visual Studio 2005 so I can re-edit the code behind. My website isnt a .NET assembly, it just a series of folder with pages with .aspx extensions, I can see

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by mpoldfather on 6/28/2009

• Converting complied code back to normal code

  Hello All, I had published an ASP.net site built in VS 2005 to a webserver a few weeks back, and being an idiot I didint save that version in a seperate file. Well since then i have modifed the code in VS 2005 with many updates and changes. Now, due to other issues, I want to get the original code and modify it in a different manner. I can open the original now compiled code in VS 2005, but of course since it is compiled I cant get into the code behind files. Is there a way to convert this compiled

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by mpoldfather on 6/27/2009

• How do I monitor the # of open connections?

  This might not be the right section but here it goes..... I have a company website that uses Access as its backend database. We have been running into an issue lately, the website will crash not allowing connections to database. My theory is that connections are not getting closed properly after running Querys. I was wondering if there is a way to monitor the # of open connections that the website currently has open to the database file?

  Posted to Access Databases and AccessDataSource Control (Forum) by mpoldfather on 6/25/2009