Hi All!
I have a site that sends out newsletters etc and I was wondering if there was a way to track if a sent email has been opened. Can I do this by putting some code in the email or something like that?
Thanks!!
I have a funciton that I am trying to use to filter a datatable of customer records but it always returns all rows.
Am I doing something wrong? Any help appreciated!!
Public Function CustomerLookup(ByVal strFirstName As String, ByVal strLastName As String) As DataTable
Dim dtTemp As...
Update:
If I put this into the Page_Load event of my master page it seems to work find.
Response.Cache.SetCacheability(HttpCacheability.NoCache)
Response.ExpiresAbsolute = DateTime.Now.AddMonths(-1)
Could that code be problematic?
I have tried that as well. It is currently in the page load of the master page, which does not get executed, and neither does the page load event of the Accounts page.
Here is the function
Public Function CheckSession() As Boolean
Dim blnSessionValid As Boolean
blnSessionValid...
I have web appliation done that uses master pages. I have two content pages, Default and Account. When the application loads Default loads and allows the user to log in. This sets a session variable this way
HttpContext.Current.Session.Add("UserValidated", True)
and then redirects to the...
WOW, the whole problem was that I was referencing the object via Session("Key"), switched it to Session.Item("Key") and off to the races!
Thank you so much for the help!!!!!
That is what I have been trying to figure out but it hasn't worked for me yet :(
I declared the class this way first
Public GlobalBLL as BLL
then this way
<object id="GlobalBLL" runat="server" class="BLL" scope="Session" />
But I can't seem to get an instance of it in my pages via
LocalBLL...
I have several classes (Customer for instance) that all get populated via calls to a BLL class. Is it possible for each page to get access to that sessions BLL class so that the data populated from the previous class is not lost?
For instance:
Default.aspx gets instance of BLL and does login...
Yeah, the user will be an administrator on their machines so I don't know if this will be a good fix. Also, the machines will not be a part of any domain.
Thanks for the help!
But wouldn't the user just be able to go and turn it off? This is for a stand alone machine that is not connected to any networks with no policy enforcement.
I tried it out on a local XP machine and it does what I would like, just concerned about the ramifications if the user shut if off.
How hard would it be to code a DLL that simply pops up a message box before a user can log in to windows? They would have to acknowledge this messagebox before logging in?
Any direction would be appreciated!
I was hoping that someone could give me some advice or direction on the best practices when displaying an online catalog.
Basically I am now sitting with an aspx page that has picked up a products datatable with rows of products and related information.
Now I am looking for the best way to...
I have used some info found here to create a query that pulls its criteria from a form. In the query I specify [Forms]![FormName]!Control and the control is a textbox. But even though there is a value in the textbox it still prompts me for the value to use.
What is the correct syntax for this...
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