Derek Stone
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/cpgenref/html/gngrfTraceSection.asp
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Label1.Text = "The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog's bone." Label1.Text = """Four score and seven years ago..."""
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Enable tracing.
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No, you cannot do that unless you reconfigure that directory as the home directory, move it to the Web root or define it as a virtual directory. Otherwise, IIS has no access to that folder.
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You can display images located at any URL within an ASP.NET page. I'd check your relative path to make sure it is in fact correct. Also keep in mind that ASP.NET handles relative paths differently than straight HTML in some cases.
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I've added Halo to the list, iebidan.
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That clearly classifies you as "nerdy" then, ThePentiumGuy. :)
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The fact that anyone still feeds into threads like this rather disgusts me. The time wasted dealing with these religious battles is appalling. With apologies to the thread starter, this "conversation" is closed.
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We never will either. The 20% of us (according to the statistics I've seen) that live in the last-mile areas don't and will never get wired broadband Internet access (I do not consider satellite to be a viable option, and WiMAX is yet-to-be). The providers can't justify the expense will little return, and I can't say I blame them. For something like this, the federal government should be stepping in with grants. The Internet (and networking as a whole) is far too important to have anything less than a 100% geographic saturation, both for business and education.
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You will need to copy the bin directory, and any other directories or files in the bin directory's parent directory. The bin directory's parent directory is known as the "application root".
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Windows Server 2003 does not use the "ASPNET" user account, as it runs by worker process isolation mode by default now. It uses the "Network Service" account instead, thereby increasing security and reliability.
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The server will need the .NET Framework installed, for starters. Assuming that that is in place, a simply xcopy of all the file in your application's directory should be more than sufficient, unless of course you have a Microsoft SQL Server database or similar RDMS to set up.
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No, there is no set standard for such an interface.
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Dumb Q: How to access clients' local file system
Derek Stone
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michael_hk's topic in
ASP.NET
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Precompilation is new to version 2.0 of the .NET Framework. It is not present in versions 1.0 and 1.1.
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After working with Visual Studio 2005 for a while now, I can comfortably say that Visual Studio 2002/2003 were essentially Notepad with a Windows Forms designer. Visual Studio 2005, on the other hand, is a true IDE. I'd list the feature set, but Google can do the same.
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I don't believe you can automate it, if that is in fact what you're asking, however there is nothing stopping one from dragging-and-dropping the controls from one tab to another.
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No on both questions. While the answer to the filter question is a technical "yes", none of the current browsers implement it correctly, if at all.
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If you define the property as an image type, such as System.Drawing.Bitmap, Visual Studio .NET will configure the "Properties" window to display a file dialog. I assume that's what you're referring to.
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Unless PathTracker is in its own assembly apart from the other controls, I'm inclined to think you have the directive arguments backwards. <%@ Register TagPrefix="Tracker" Namespace="JAN.SJ.Web.Controls" Assembly="JAN.SJ.Web.Controls.PathTracker"%> Also, is PathTracker a namespace or a class? If it is the latter, you should remove it from the directive. <%@ Register TagPrefix="Tracker" Namespace="JAN.SJ.Web.Controls" Assembly="JAN.SJ.Web.Controls"%>
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You can't run ASP.NET pages from an FTP server.
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NDoc works with the XML file produced by the C# compiler. If you want to customize it, simply change that file.
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I've had the "properties" error hit me. The window shows up, but it is resized to a very small width. Just resize it to get it back into shape. This took me forever to figure out.
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For the same reason we would give him that rating.
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User cancels file download and aspnet_wp.exe recycles
Derek Stone
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Fade's topic in
ASP.NET
Does the Application Event Log (Administrative Tools | Event Viewer) offer any more information? Which version of the .NET Framework are you using? In regards to the hotfix you're talking about: http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;823409