Several years ago, I built an employee portal for my organization built on the portal starter kit found here:
http://www.asp.net/downloads/archived-v11/starter-kits/portal
We'd like to build a new portal using asp.net 3.5+ but don't want to reinvent the wheel. Best case scenario would be to...
That would mean I'd have to provide them with a file of our User ID's and Pwd's. Not sure I want to do that.
What about passing a GUID that represents a user ID, then write a web-service that they can call to check the GUID and retrieve the user?
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My organization has an Employee Portal of sorts to retrieve paystubs, benefits info, w2's, etc.. The Portal was written in Asp.net 1.1 using Forms Authentication.
We have just recently contracted with an outside vendor to provide some services to our employees. What we would like to do is have...
I've been tasked with creating a Windows application for our company that users can use to enter information about various different processes. In this form will be various different fields related to the process. One of those fields needs to be a "Notes" field. The Notes field needs to have the...
My company is using a piece of software developed by another company. Their software has an API to add/remove documents from their system. They've given us a sample written in C#, and I'm in the process of converting it to VB. I'm stuck trying to understand one thing. They have the following...
I have an ASP.net web application that reads/writes data to a DB2 database. We have been getting numerous "Conversion Errors" when writing data. I think I have narrowed it down to users entering text containing the ' character (or char(146))... Not to be confused with the ' character (or...
Yes, I am using a parameterized query:
Public Function InsertEmployment(ByVal strEmpId As String, ByVal strExpBucket As String, _
ByVal strOldExpBucket As String, ByVal strFromDate As String, _
ByVal strOldFromDate...
I have an asp.net web application that reads/writes data to a DB2 database. We have been logging numerous "Conversion Errors" in our error tracking utility. I've finally been able to narrow the problem down to users entering text containing the ’ character (or char(146))... Not to be confused...
I have a little Task entry application that I wrote for me and my colleagues to track completed tasks throughout the day. The application stays positioned at the top of the screen and has it's height=30px and opacity=25%. When the user mouses over the form, it expands and opacity changes to...
From what I understand, it is not possible to use a ContentPlaceHolder outside of a MasterPage. But I would like to be able to create user Control that has an area that is similar to a ContentPlaceHolder. In this content area, I would like to add various different controls, based on the page...
I have an application that uses the following to display a PDF document:
MyFileStream = New FileStream(HttpContext.Current.Session("filePath"), FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read, FileShare.Read)
FileSize = MyFileStream.Length
Dim Buffer(CInt(FileSize)) As Byte...
Sorry, I'm using ASP.net 1.1... No MultiView control.
So, how then would I best set up a page that has 3 Steps? After completing Step 1 it should automatically navigate to Step 2. Once the user is at Step 2, he can choose to complete Step 2, or Navigate to Step 3. Then he can navigate back and...
I have a .aspx page that has multiple User Controls. There is a sub on the page that is called to show/hide the correct UC:
Public Sub ShowModules(ByVal uc As Integer)
Select Case uc
Case 1
WebUserControl11.Visible = True...
Is it possible to use a case statement to choose the column to update? For instance, in the following example I have 4 columns. I want the parameter @p_name to go into the first non-null column of those 4:
update InterviewSlots
set case when isnull(slot1_reserved_by,'')= '' then...
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