Recent content by nidifice

Thanks guys. This query is on a shared calendar stored on our exchange server. For some reason it isn't letting me use the "<" and rather than trying to figure out why I just used "NOT" logic; so, that along with an odd time problem I was getting wierd results. Here is my query which seems to...

I have event startdate, enddate, and duration. I need to grab all of "Today's Events." Obviously getting events that start or end on today are easy enough, but I'm having trouble grabbing events that start before today and end after today. (If an event spans many days and today is in the...

(Meant to add this to my last post.) Add this to the top of your default page. If you are using any variables in your query string that are used to make it a dynamic page, add those to the VaryByParam. Regular ex: <%@ OutputCache Duration="100" VaryByParam="none" %> Query string ex: <%@...

You could cache the page for a faster response, but there isn't a way to not 'reload' it. If you are just going back you could try using Javascript and the history.back(1), but I've always had mixed results with this.

I had no problem uploading an image to MSSQL and then retrieving/displaying it. Now I need to be able to resize it before I upload it. Here is what I currently have, but I can't get it to display after upload, so I'm sure I'm doing something wrong. <code> If Not filMyFile.PostedFile Is Nothing...

Yes, In the web.config file, I had to set my <authentication mode=&quot;Forms&quot;> to <authentication mode=&quot;Windows&quot;>

I managed to get this working. The .aspx extension was denied in the Web Service Extensions and I had to give read/execute/dirlist access to the account 'servername'\ASPNET. This access had to be on the web root and the virtual directories.

I actually figured this out a little bit ago. It was a combination of what you said: The .aspx extension was denied in the Web Service Extensions and I had to give read/execute/dirlist access to the account 'servername'\ASPNET. This access had to be on the web root and the virtual directories.

I have an images folder inside of my app's folder and I can navigate to the images just fine ex: h*tp://server/application/images/test.jpg It's really wierd to get the 404 instead of some other error. I'll try some different settings and post whatever I can find out.

Yes. I added the virtual dir and gave it an app name/configuration.

I have a test.aspx file that displays a couple .net controls. This file works fine on my local pc. When I move this file onto my live site (win2003) it comes up with a 404 not found error. I've ran 'aspnet_iisreg.exe -i' and the file type exists in my IIS configuration. Obviously I'm missing...

I have a test.aspx file that displays a couple .net controls. This file works fine on my local pc. When I move this file onto my live site it comes up with a 404 not found error. I've ran 'aspnet_iisreg.exe -i' and the file type exists in my IIS configuration. Obviously I'm missing something...

In 'classic' asp I was using: request.ServerVariables(&quot;AUTH_USER&quot;)

I'm trying to learn myself some ASP .net skills. As the subject states, my 'user.identity.name' is returning an empty string. I have the IIS anonymous access turned off and the integrated windows authentication turned on. Is there something else I am missing?

DeCojute, This isn't really what I'm looking for. This is strictly internal network (intranet).