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I have an asp.net application which was initially designed for support only in IE(Internet Explorer). Now i want to convert that application which will support all the latest browser,
Basically it was developed Asp.net, CSS and Javascript(Specific for IE).Is there any easy way to convert because I have only 1 week time to Submit if i failed then i need to report whether it is possible or not?
Here's the quick answer - it will probably take you longer than a week :)
The best thing to do is view your website in different browsers and see what the problems are. You have been a bit vague in your question, but you could be looking at having to fix UI issues and possbily JavaScript problems.
Which version of IE are you supporting? You need to take this into account since developing for cross browser support means not only fixing problems for modern browsers, but making sure that older browsers are not broken.
This is a very open-ended question, and the best suggestion I have is the above. There is no way to convert an application to magically be cross-browser compatible. It's going to be a manual job unfortunately.
Most importantly, you need to to measure how bad things are in other browsers before you can get a plan together of what it will take to fix.
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does anyone know awesome templates for Visual Studio integration. I have found some here http://mvccontribgallery.codeplex.com/, but they are dead. I would like get the same for free or for money.
Thank you.
Here http://pixelsinspired.com/ is only one application template, but it looks that the rest is coming soon. Ready to go designer templates with CSS/HTML and basic application utils like logging and etc.
Depending what you're building with ASP.NET, you could always use a basic HTML theme, and cut out the middle part, make a master page and views. If there's re-usable elements, break them down into partials.
Assuming you're not using some CMS software, you'll probably be needing to customize the views to match data coming from your controllers.
One of the advantages of ASP.NET MVC vs WebForms is that's much closer to other templating languages. It wouldn't be that bad to convert an erb,twig or smarty template to ASP.NET. I'm guessing that most of what you're really looking for is the markup and CSS.
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This might be very newbie, I am experienced asp.net and c# developer with winforms experience as well.
I wonder what I need to learn to start making windows store app, what new technonologies, languages?
and 2nd question is:
How can I submit applications to the new windows store if its possible now?
thanks
Second question first. Right now, you cannot submit applications to the Windows Store. The OS is still in beta (consumer preview) and the store is not open to everyone.
There are many ways to program on Windows 8. You can use JavaScript/HTML5 or you can use C#/XAML or C++/XAML. Given your background, you should look into C# as a language with XAML as a UI framework. This is very similar to Silverlight or WPF that you may have run across.
One good place to start is Charles Petzold's upcoming book. It's on sale right now. Another place is on http://dev.windows.com. That will point you at tutorials, reference documentation, and samples.
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Actually I am bit of confused right now and need some guidance. I have been offer a project to create web portal to generate report. Scenario is something like this,
Client has a business and he need to check the report of hourly sale. What should I do, should I put the SQL Server online or is there any other way to excess server database remotely. I have no experience in creating web portal, how should I start doing it.
Can anyone guide me in proper manner? I have experience in C#.NET using Visual Studio 2010.
Thanks.
This suggestion is without completely understanding your situation but...
There is an open source package called nopcommerce which has an inventory system, sales and other canned reports and a basic CMS built in.
It also includes all source code in C# and works with SQL Server.
It's generic enough to use for most retail scenarios and going this route will save you TONS of time trying to start from scratch.
I would think you could just download, install and customize and get 95% of everything you need from it.
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I am developing winform app that runs in two differen pc's
I want to create a replica and get the changes over the internet
How can i do that?
& how can I create replica and sync it using C#?
any ideas will be appreciated
I assume that you are talking about replicating changes in one ms-access "database" such that two instances stay in sync, As such, you'd be better off abandoning ms-access and upscaling to a single centralised database.
this sounds like a bad idea all around.
The common patterns apply;
use GUID id's,
send offline datasets,
cross fingers and look for a job that allows you to use other free tools, suited for the job http://www.microsoft.com/sqlserver/en/us/editions/express.aspx
Avoid conflict resolution (don't edit the same entities on both ends)
Edit
PS. after visiting hamsaweb.net; if you need this to be web deployable on a shared host:
How to deploy SQL CE 4 CTP to shared hosting?
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we are in the process of determining what would be the best technology to write our signage player . Although we are a C# house with some experience in Java, all the talk has been about Java and Mono. Also the platform we are going to build on would be a linux box.
The player has to be very intelligent and support scheduling, content change triggers by external applications (by web services), time synchronization of content, content show in different portions of the screen, video/live streamed feed etc.
We will also need to create a designer to allow the design team to create webgl content.
There is some OpenGl experience in the company so we could leverage this.
Would this be a good choice?
JD
That would be an excellent choice IF and only IF you have a good grasp on Javascript or your timeline isn't too tight in case you don't dominate Javascript. If going on a linux box, chances are you're better off with a custom build of Firefox or Chromium running your app alone without the browser parts (menus, tabs, etc).
My team here is working with HTML5+Javascript+Canvas/WebGL on the client side almost exclusively now because it is very fast to develop and needs almost no setup.