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i know there's a way to do this, but i just can´t remember how it was, i did search in the other posts about this topic but is not just what i'm looking for:
i have this
http://www.example.com/detail.aspx?userid=gartest&tutorialid=1001
should be like
http://www.example.com/gartest/1001
plase help, thaks
In asp.net webforms you can create ASP.net mvc like route rules to do so.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd329551.ASPX
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc668177.aspx
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Now I experiment with your application architecture. I have wpf library(AppView.dll MVVM) with my pages (View/MyPage.xaml). I use this library in my wpf app. How do I set the correct URI for navigation ? I tried URI so "pack://application:,,,/AppView;View/MyPage.xaml". But there is an error - "resource not found appview;view/MyPage.xaml". How to use the navigation page from another assembly?
Try using /AppView;component/View/MyPage.xaml or "pack://application:,,,/AppView;component/View/MyPage.xaml"
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I'm trying to make a voting system on my website. The voting is about food, what food is getting ordered for tomorrow.
Now I want to make something like this (i made it with paint just to show you what im asking):
Is there anyway I can do this? Now... I haven't tried anything yet because I don't know how to start. All I'm asking from you, is to refer me somewhere/something, anything, that might help me with this.
Have a look at the example about Add a Quick Poll to Your Web Site on MSDN.
You can probably look at this
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/372501/best-net-polling-survey-software
and this
http://voting-asp.net/
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how to create writable and searchable drop down list in my asp.net using c#
my drop down as follows...
Hyderabad
Warangal
Kakinada
ongole
vizag
guntur
There are a lot of good solutions out of the box, like select2 or choosen. Check them.
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what files are these ?
hi every body
while reading about about coding with c# and asp.net i notice that
files which are (Settings.settings) and the other is
(Settings.Designer.cs) which in one of project layers what kind of
files are they and why he use them ??
Those are application settings, that can be easily edited as a cleartext, human-readable file, and which can be accessed during design-time (and runtime) as classes and properties.
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I am looking for CLI specification.
Where can I find it to download?
I think you're after ECMA 335.
Why not ask google?
http://www.ecma-international.org/publications/standards/Ecma-335.htm
There is a whole host of C# and CLI specification documents here.