I have an ASP.NET web site project that I use for 5-10 web sites. Each has its own directory, setup in IIS and MySQL database, ie they work as independent web sites, only the code base is the same. For updates I have a setup with one Windows command file to copy out any file… Continue reading Automate update of web.config with Microsoft Powershell
Category: .NET
Get root path in ASP.NET without using Tilde ~
As you probably know you can use the tilde sign (~) in ASP.NET to get the relative path of the root of your Web Site or Web Application. But unless using the Link Server Control or similar you may need some code to convert it to a correct url or get the absolute path. Using… Continue reading Get root path in ASP.NET without using Tilde ~
Get URL without QueryString in .NET
To get the current Url without the query in VB.NET [code lang=”vb”]Request.Url.AbsoluteUri.Split("?")(0)[/code]
Split text in two columns in VB.NET
This is a function code snippet to split a text in to two or more columns in VB.NET. It is converted from my previous posted: Split text into multiple columns in PHP Parameters: InputString – String to be split into columns Columns – Number of columns SplitString – String to look for to not split… Continue reading Split text in two columns in VB.NET
.NET Client Side Field Validation not working
This was driving me nuts earlier today, so this post is a kind of reminder to myself not to forget this again: When using Routing in .NET 4 always remember to add exceptions for axd files! Example: [code]routes.Ignore("{resource}.axd/{*pathInfo}")[/code] In my case I could not get standard .Net Field Validation to work client side. It was… Continue reading .NET Client Side Field Validation not working
How to remove characters to avoid .NET Request Validation Error (A potentially dangerous Request.Path value was detected from the client)
In .NET Framework 4 url checking – request validation – is different from .Net 2.0. This is the error you will see when you hit this: Server Error in ‘/’ Application. A potentially dangerous Request.Path value was detected from the client Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please… Continue reading How to remove characters to avoid .NET Request Validation Error (A potentially dangerous Request.Path value was detected from the client)
ASP.NET Routing gives 404 error
I really like the new .NET 4 (3.5) routing, it is very simple and straight forward to implement – just add some MapPageRoute to your global.asax and then some RouteData.Values to your aspx files 🙂 Anyway it was simple until last night when I was adding routing to an old VB.NET WebSite project. I just… Continue reading ASP.NET Routing gives 404 error
ASP.NET 4.0 Chart Control Problems on IIS7
I have been playing around with the ASP.NET 4.0 Chart Controls for a new web site (Bilvärdet.se – used car price statistics) When deploying it to IIS7 on my Windows Server 2008 I ran in to a few problems: 1) I did not have .NET 4.0 Framework installed on the server 🙂 It turns out… Continue reading ASP.NET 4.0 Chart Control Problems on IIS7
MySQL and Visual Studio 2010 Membership, Roles and User Profile Provider
In Visual Studio 2010 (VS2010) when you create a new Web Application Project using the default Web Template “ASP.NET Web Application” it creates an Account folder with the files Login.aspx, Register.aspx and ChangePassword.aspx. These are files/pages for ASP.NET Membership which is ASP.NET’s built-in user handling. I have never used Membership before but have been curious… Continue reading MySQL and Visual Studio 2010 Membership, Roles and User Profile Provider
MySql.Data.MySqlClient.MySqlException: Parameter ‘@id’ must be defined
I found out a funny thing today. Or maybe not so funny when I think about it… The order page on one of my sites have not been working since early November, almost 6 months!! As I’m sure you understand it’s not a very busy site, but usually I get a few orders per month… Continue reading MySql.Data.MySqlClient.MySqlException: Parameter ‘@id’ must be defined