Home
Get Started
Learn
Downloads
AJAX
MVC
Community
Wiki
Forums
Sign in
|
Join
Home
›
ASP.NET Forums
›
Search
Search
You searched for the word(s): userid:97596
More Search Options
RSS Available
Matching Posts
Re: Issue: When requesting a .aspx home page, I get a file download prompt for VWExpress.aspx.8.0
Ok, So what was going on is the on the server-side I was setting my response headers to javascript because i was plugging a js snip into the page. Response.ContentType = "application/x-javascript"; As it turns out, VWDExpress did not recognize this content type, BUT, it should have. Since it did not recognize it, it thought it was a file and ask if i wanted to download it. I changed the type to "html/text" and it works fine now. eof.
Posted to
Visual Web Developer 2005 Express
(Forum)
by
kingpoop
on 2/27/2008
Issue: When requesting a .aspx home page, I get a file download prompt for VWExpress.aspx.8.0
When I request my home page, i get a prompt from the browser saying "Do you want to open or download this file" VWExpress.aspx.8.0 This should not be happening...any ideas are greatly appreciated. Thanks Mark
Posted to
Visual Web Developer 2005 Express
(Forum)
by
kingpoop
on 2/27/2008
How do i capture an entire web page as an image file?
Hello All, I am trying to capture the rendered HTML output of a .aspx page into an image file. For example: If I have a web page named WebForm1.aspx, then I would like to capture the output as a .jpeg file. There exists a utility on located on sourceforge.net: IECapt - A Internet Explorer Web Page Rendering Capture Utility http://iecapt.sourceforge.net/ and, I would like for my code to be able to perform the same function as this utility, however, this utility is an .exe and I have to Shell out of
Posted to
Internet Explorer Web Controls
(Forum)
by
kingpoop
on 12/21/2004
How do i capture a web page as an image file?
Hello All, I am trying to render HTML output of a .aspx page into an image file. For example: If I have a web page named WebForm1.aspx, then I would like to capture the output as a .jpeg file. There exists a utility on located on sourceforge.net: IECapt - A Internet Explorer Web Page Rendering Capture Utility http://iecapt.sourceforge.net/ and, I would like for my code to be able to perform the same function as this utility, however, this utility is an .exe and I have to Shell out of my aspx code
Posted to
System.Drawing/GDI+
(Forum)
by
kingpoop
on 12/20/2004
RE: IECapt Utility on SourceForge.net -vs- .Net
Hello All, I am trying to render HTML output of a .aspx page into an image file. For example: If I have a web page named WebForm1.aspx, then I would like to capture the output as a .jpeg file. There exists a utility on located on sourceforge.net: IECapt - A Internet Explorer Web Page Rendering Capture Utility http://iecapt.sourceforge.net/ and, I would like for my code to be able to perform the same function as this utility, however, this utility is an .exe and I have to Shell out of my aspx code
Posted to
HttpHandlers and HttpModules
(Forum)
by
kingpoop
on 12/20/2004
RE: IECapt Utility on SourceForge.net -vs- .Net
Hello All, I am trying to render HTML output of a .aspx page into an image file. For example: If I have a web page named WebForm1.aspx, then I would like to capture the output as a .jpeg file. There exists a utility on located on sourceforge.net: IECapt - A Internet Explorer Web Page Rendering Capture Utility http://iecapt.sourceforge.net/ and, I would like for my code to be able to perform the same function as this utility, however, this utility is an .exe and I have to Shell out of my aspx code
Posted to
System.Drawing/GDI+
(Forum)
by
kingpoop
on 12/20/2004
Page 1 of 1 (6 items)
ASP.NET:
Localizing ASP.NET MVC Validation
WindowsClient:
Debugging Crash Dumps with Visual Studio 2010
WindowsClient:
Debugging Crash Dumps with Visual Studio 2010
Channel 9:
Channel 9 Live at PDC09 Kurt DelBene
Channel 9:
Channel 9 Live at PDC09 Mike Anguilo
Channel 9:
Channel 9 Live at PDC09: Dean Hachamovitch
Channel 9:
Channel 9 Live at PDC09: Gary Flake
Channel 9:
Channel 9 Live at PDC09: Mark Russinovich and Patrick Dussud
Channel 9:
Ping 40: Black screen claims- retracted, Windows 7, Bing Maps, Office 2010
WindowsClient:
WPF Touch Basics
WindowsClient:
WPF Touch Basics
TechNet Edge:
AlignIT IT Manager Podcast #32: Agile Application Lifecycle Management
Channel 9:
Bharat Shah: Microsoft Online Services Overview
WindowsClient:
Holland America adds Surface to several ships in it’s new Mix lounge
ASP.NET:
RIA Services Link Listing #1
Channel 9:
Reactive Extensions API in depth: Merge
TechNet Edge:
Forefront Protection for Exchange customer story
WindowsClient:
Windows Client Developer Roundup for 12/7/2009
WindowsClient:
Introducing the new Bing Maps beta
ASP.NET:
My Presentations in Europe (December 2009)
Microsoft Communities
ASP.NET
Channel 8
Channel 9
Channel 10
IIS.NET
Silverlight
TechNet Edge
WindowsClient
Mix Online