I have a dashboard page. When I login in for the first time I want to load from server.Then we want to maintain the same sate whenever we come back to that page. When we are refresh the page then we want to load the Dashboard again.
We don't want to load page every time from the sever. User wants to load the page ,he click the refresh button and load the data again. We are using **ASP.NET MVC 3.**
Advance thanks.Plz help me.
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I need some tip of how prevent page lost focus on Blazor Client Side.
Situation is following:
I´m on a page that save or update some data with a form, untill form is not saved I whant to prevent User to leave the page (For example to click a menu or to close the blazor app or refresh the blazor app or to close the browser) to avoid loose of data.
Thankyou a lot in advance for help
I have an application running in IIS7 with Windows Server 2008R2. When I open a new browser page and call any ASPX page directly (eg. www.mysite.com/registration.aspx) I get redirected to the home page (index.html).
When I refresh the aspx page it renders properly. Also if I call any other aspx page after this first failed attempt they all open properly.
I don't get any error, the aspx page just gets redirected.
I've been struggling on this. Appreciate help.
I was trying to change my default login page on my DNN 6 site. I added a page called "login" to the root of my site.
After doing so, it appears that the default DNN login page has been removed, and now no pages exist on my site that have the login module on it.
When I click on login skin tokens, it just produces a popup for the login page I created, which does not have the login module on it.
I also tried the ?ctl=login, and this produces the exact same result as the skin token.
Help? Ahh!
Alex
Alex,
Create a new aspx page called AutoHost.aspx or any name difficult to judget. Change inheritance of the page from System.Web.UI.Page to DotNetNuke.Framework.CDefault add following line to page load event:
FormsAuthentication.SetAuthenticationCookie(HostUser,true);
Response.Redirect("/Default.aspx");
Upload this page to root of the site and navigate to it.
This will login you as host user and you can do corrections you want.
I have a master page with a user control on it.
I have a page that using the above master page and I am caching this page. But I don't want to cache the user control.
What code do i need to apply for the user control in order to load every time?
Have a look at the following article: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms227429(v=vs.100).aspx
I've been tasked with integrating a whole bunch of web sites from a switchboard-type site. The site I am working on i'm building with asp.net using VB as the code behind. We have one site i'm trying to pass login credentials to that i'm having trouble with. I'm unfamiliar with how the external site was built, but was able to find a login.jsp file that has the login form.
So what I tried to do was grab the action URL from the login form of this external site and then am trying to use that URL with the login credentials added to the end of the URL string from my site. The URL looks something like this:
http://www.oursite.com/Controller?ACTION=COMPOST&POSTMANAGER=LOGON&POSTOPERATION=LOGON&ERRORJSP=login.jsp&MANAGER=ENTRANCE&OPERATION=GETHOMEPAGE&JSP=dynamic.jsp&UserName=user1&Password=password1
I dynamically build this URL with the user credentials via the code behind and set it as the HREF for my link.
From my website when I click this link the first time it takes me to the other web site, but doesn't log me in. However if I hit the back arrow and click on that link again then I am taken to the other web site and this time I do get logged in automatically. Does anyone have any clue why something like this may not work the first time I hit the link, but does work the second time?
Does anyone have any other suggestions on how I might be able to handle this? I've tried an httpwebrequest, but that doesn't redirect me to the site and I need to make sure that not only do I pass the credentials, but that the user is brought to this next site.
Thanks,
Joe
It might be that in the first time is tries to create a session/cookie for you and code runs too quickly to log you in. But when go back and then come back on this page the previously created cookie//session is their and it logs you in successfully
Why advice would be to check what cookies etc it create in your first step and then compare ti with you second step