Great, just after I post this message (and spending the better part of my morning researching this) I FINALLY come across a blog that discusses this. It is a bug in IE I am relieved to find out! =)
http://mikepope.com/blog/AddComment.aspx?blogid=309
read up and it should help anyone with this...
Has anyone else had this problem? I have a page with only 1 field and it is required (Application number). If the user clicks on the submit button it works perfectly. Meaning, it validates on the client first and doesn't post if the field is empty. But if I just type the App Number and hit...
Excellent, it also helped me to set up impersonation on a webservice in a folder without needing another webconfig file.
Thanks for the link Jason ...
Ed (RoadRacer) Holguin
"I Hate Computers!"
I've recently started developing in ASP.NET and I tell you, as neat and easy as all that pre-code is, what a waste it seems to me! I mean, I do the whole drag and drop thing of the DB connection, then dataadapter, and finally a dataset and I see a TON of code pre-built ready to deal with...
Oh, another place it still has its way with is the entire header section. It's like "THIS IS MY FORMAT AND YOU WILL NOT DEVIATE" ... unless of course I save immediately before going into design view. hehehe
I think Uncle Bill is playing jokes on me. =( Ed (RoadRacer) Holguin
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Interesting ...
Thanks for your reply Link!
It hasn't fixed the problem entirely. For some reason, unless I force a save before I switch into Design View, it still does some auto-formatting. However, no where NEAR as much as before.
It seems like now it's affecting only my closing tags like...
Is there any way to make this happen in Visual Studio? It's gotten to the point where I do not even want to use the stupid Design view because it TOTALY messes up any formatting that I may have done.
Is there any way to disable this COMPLETELY? I mean, I don't even want the darn thing to change...
Is there any way to make this happen in Visual Studio? It's gotten to the point where I do not even want to use the stupid Design mode because it TOTALY messes up any formatting that I may have done.
Is there any way to disable this COMPLETELY? I mean, I don't even want the darn thing to change...
Yep, makes perfect sense and I understand how and why it happens. Fortunately, I figured out how to make it work finally!
Thanks for your reply jeepxo. Ed (RoadRacer) Holguin
"I Hate Computers!"
Well, I hope the subject helped and I'm not too far offbase here. =)
I've got a component on my web server which snags a binary file then sends its contents back to the asp page.
My problem is this: When the file is located locally on the webserver, there isn't a problem getting it. The files...
Interesting ideas, I'm going to try them out and I'll post what I find later today. Thanks!
I kinda like that picture idea, sneaky! Ed (RoadRacer) Holguin
"I Hate Computers!"
Thanks Galrahn, AUTH_USER is what I was using before of course and no dice. I wasn't aware of LOGON_USER however and I just tried that and it responded the same way AUTH_USER did, so no-go that way as well. What are the configuration changes for the browsers that you know about to make it work...
Is there any way to get the NT's username when a person accesses a website with Anonymous access and Integrated Win Auth both enabled? I can obviously get it with only Integrated enabled but when I turn on anonymous it seems that overrides NT's auth and I can't get a username.
Any way to force...
Well, I hope the subject helped and I'm not too far offbase here. =)
I've got a component on my web server which snags a binary file then sends it back to whatever called the object (an asp page in this situation)
My problem is this: When the file is located locally there isn't a problem...
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