Has anyone ever customized the website admin tool in ASP.Net? I would like to add some fields when ceating a user and keep it all in one place.
Any pointers would be appreciated.
W£as a tumbleweed :) Not sure if anyone has done this or not. I've managed to rip out the table sthat are not used and create a few views in MVC to allow Intranet\Internet MVC applications, It's working well.
If anyone requires anything like this I'm happy to help.
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I'm a beginner to silverstripe and am happy for someone to just point to a relevant section of the docs if they know where I should read. I just haven't been able to find very good instruction on this.
So I have created an Enquiry form for a site I'm building, and have:
/template/Layout/EnquiryPage.ss
/mysite/code/EnquiryPage.php
/mysite/code/EnquirySubmission.php
All are working well, users can upload enquirers and they are stored in the database.
What I want however is, as an admin, to be able to see/edit/delete these forms from within a tab in the CMS. What do I need to know about to be able to do this?
Thanks
Sounds like you want a ModelAdmin.
Pro tip: Don't forget to set your canEdit(), canDelete(), etc. permission methods on your DataObject.
I search a lot but cannot find complete answer or paper about caching.
I use asp.net 4.5 and work with 3 layers to create website.
I want to know about cach,types and fault,advantage.when I cach a usercontrol in asp.net what save in cach and other things.
I know primary about it but i want advanced.
please give me a link of Comprehensive and powerfull paper or article about it.
Thank you in advance.
Please check below link,
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/2072a9/caching-in-Asp-Net/[^]
http://www.tutorialspoint.com/asp.net/asp.net_data_caching.htm
Caching in ASP.NET
I'm hoping someone might have a solution for a problem I have. I need a sort of catalog of used pianos complete with pricing, descriptions, etc. Previously someone else did it in a table, which was very ugly and hard to maintain. The problem is that our site is hosted on an asp server and I think the latest version of asp.net is 2.0. Our website is built in classic asp using includes to build the webpages server side. That's right, classic asp. I can't really think of a good solution to this problem. In the next 6 months we are going to move to an asp.net cms for our ecommerce, but for the next little while I have no other option but to use the asp site. Any help coming up with a maintainable solution would be greatly appreciated.
Decoding your question ("...need a sort of..." => "...need to sort a..." !=> "..need a type of..."), I think you have an HTML table that you want to sort.
Have you looked at http://datatables.net/ I have found it very good for this sort of thing
Good luck
please introduce some form maker(page maker) for asp.net.
like Iron speed.
that enable us to generate form or user control from database tables.
thanks all.
I suggest also this one
http://www.hkvstore.com/aspnetmaker/
Try Asp.Net Dynamic Data
There are tutorial videos at the link provided.
It's quick, simple, powerful, and easy to customize once you learn how it works. (And provided you understand ASP.NET in general.
And it's free.
I am looking at building the login/registration part of a website (ASP.NET) and would like to see some example code or instructions on how to do this properly. For example, how to correctly use cookies and how to encrypt what is stored in the cookie to ensure the session persists until they logout/timeout.
I do not want to use the builtin ASP.NET Membership/Provider stuff as it looks painful to use and not very flexible. Please do not answer with 'This is how easy the ASP.NET Membership/Providre stuff is to use, just check this out and you will use it!' as I don't want to use it!
Don't get me wrong, I'm just wondering what exactly do you find painful and not flexible about the ASP.NET providers? I've used them a lot and I find them very flexible. I've even written some custom providers which is a straight forward process.
If you don't want to use ASP.NET providers, what are your exact requirements? I might help you out if I understand a bit better what you are trying to achieve.
Michael