I'm experienced in database systems. This is the first time I'm developing a web site completely, either i will use firstly flash.
I do not know how I can put a flash application as a facebook application, which is working behind with a asp.net page [web services between]
If you will inform me about, i will be happy. Sorry for my hurry and being lazy, and sorry for this stupid question. I need an shorter and helpful answer.
Refer following video and articles under that page's resource section.
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/facebook/articles/video_facebook_quick_start.html
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So I've been trying to figure out what's going on with ads in desktop applications, and looking at APIs, Google's API seems low on examples and documentation, and I didn't manage to make any sense out of it, and the Bing API seems to be concerning itself with those who want to be advertised, rather than affiliates. In retrospect, so does Google's.
My currently leading idea is to just drop in a web form in my Windows Forms application, and load the HTML that the Google/Bing/Whoever would give me for my webpage, that should register as the ad being viewed/clicked etc. But that seems a bit amateurish, I would imagine there would be a component ready for displaying ads.
So the question is, do advertising APIs from the major players (Google, Bing, Amazon etc) target affiliates or not? If not, does the web browser component method work, or may it lead to having the account revoked due to suspicious use of the HTML code (to prevent scam etc)?
Additionally, I found out that Amazon forbids use of the ads in applications not specifically related to Amazon itself, it seems alright to do so for Bing and Google but I can't find conclusive proof of it, does anyone know what's going on with that?
Despite my background with asp .net C#, I've really tried to get my head around the different concepts and development techniques surrounding Sharepoint 2010 and I can honestly say I'm really struggling. As a last resort - I'm posting on here at the risk of being marked down on questions that you will say I could have found out through research myself (but I've been on this for days now believe me). So I have a few questions no doubt anybody proficient in Sharepoint will be able to help me find answers to.
Stages of development in Sharepoint:
I understand that in asp .net C# (and any other typical web design platforms) we have the 'design stage' were, as developers, we'll design the website and it's content (putting CMS' to one side for now) and then you have a 'view stage' were end-users view the website - pretty simple. But with Sharepoint I'm completely lost as to how I can view the lifecycle with regards to stages that it may go through. I'm confused because I've configured and set up my Sharepoint web app and a site collection. That's fine, that seems like the admin side of things - but now the development is done how? I've followed a guide to assign master pages and css to the site collection for branding purposes but there's also the option to manage this site through the ribbon!? Do we want end-users to see this ribbon? Basically, if anyone can clarify what responsibilities are left with the end-users after a hand-over from the developers it would help me a lot to grasp the concept of Sharepoint and what it offers. Also, does if Sharepoint is a CMS does this mean there's a 3rd stage to the lifecycle (i.e. Sharepoint developers develop the framework for the site which will manage content, users will manage the content, another type of user will view the content)??
Use of VM's:
My computer's spec is now high enough to host VM's through hyper-v, so it does. I'm currently using a VM for Sharepoint development. Why? If I'd read around and found that the only reason was because Sharepoint cannot (without fiddly hacks) be ran on Windows 7 (and I may need a win 7 vm for day-to-day office use) then I'd understand - but it seems that VM's are also handy because should I mess up a sharepoint installation I can start again - why would I need to? I've never ever came accross any other type of installation (apart from OS installations) that could go wrong enough to require a complete restoration of a hard-drive image. What exactly can go wrong?
Managing Sharepoint content in VS
Again, comparing to standard asp .net C# development - I create my pages (using master pages and/or controls if I see fit) and they appear, simple. With sharepoint - it seems that the content (saved in a database which is automatically created by a Sharepoint installation) is mapped to a page (saved in our directory - an aspx page). If this is right - then how do we manage the aspx pages and develop them further in VS? Or are we not meant to amend the appearance of lists etc.?
Thanks a lot, like I say I expect a bit of negativity here regarding the style of question but it really is necessary to help me move forward. I'm not lazy by any means - if you can refer me to links that will help a complete newcomer to sharepoint grasp any of the concepts I've mentioned above I'll happily do the reading - but I've only managed to come accross material targetted at those who already have a firm grip on Sharepoint.
You really need to read more about SharePoint.
Instead of looking into Web parts and how to customize SharePoint, you should grasp the concepts first.
First of all, StackOverflow is not the place for SharePoint questions because there is a dedicated StackExchange site for SharePoint here.
Then, I think you better get a book about it. Start in the configuration track before moving to the development track, it will help you understand the development specifics.
As a general idea, with SharePoint you create sites. A site (collection) may be composed of other sites, and that gives you a navigation. In the lower level you have pages, in which you can add content managed by SharePoint (Lists) or custom web parts that have to be developed in ASP.NET. You can have sites totally built with out of the box functionality, no custom development involved.
When you build a web part, you upload the assembly to SharePoint and, having a page in edit mode, add the web part to the page.
You also have plenty of web parts out of the box.
There is also a product called SharePoint Designer, that helps you customize SharePoint pages. You can browse the complete structure of sites and pages in your site and edit them.
You don't open a SharePoint site in .NET and start changing pages from there. .NET is only for creating custom web parts or other extensible components.
This is really a high level overview, there is a lot into SharePoint. Don't expect to learn everything about it in some weeks, I don't think there is even someone who knows it all. That's how large the product is...
Good luck!!
We have a 5 page website and we are looking to make a desktop application to update parts of the text just 1 or 2 words to start off with , simple change the html word of hello to test from the desktop program.
I know parts of visual basic 2008 but im not a master of it and so i didn't know if that was the best way to go forward or any other programming languages.
Also what would be the best code way to try and update the text on the website
Any websites would be appreciated so i could learn and possibly build on this as this would be something id like to get into
thanks
That's a bit much to answer fully here. I can give you the basic steps and links to resources to help you on your way.
Without going into specifics, you want to do the following:
Create your website using ASP.NET (since you tagged this as .NET)
Save the text that you want to be changeable in a database
Use DataBinding in ASP.NET to retrieve the data from the database to show it on the pages.
there are plenty of videos on how to do this at http://www.asp.net
You'll have to choose between Web Forms and MVC. if you're brand new I won't try to confuse you. WebForms is a bit easier to use if you've never done real web programming before, but MVC is becoming much more popular. Since it sounds like you're new I'm going to recommend you start at http://www.asp.net/web-forms and pay attention to the "Learning Resources" area
Create a Windows Forms application to update the data
there are plenty of videos on how to do this at http://www.windowsclient.net
Technically you could update the data from an ASP.NET application, or even a Visual Studio Lightswitch app, but you specified you wanted to make a Desktop app, which I interperet as being a standard Windows app.
Of course, you'll have to host this website in IIS. I'm assuming you're already doing that...
This is my first time here so I apologize in advance if this question is not relevant here. I have just started to learn C# and MVC 2. Most of my learning so far has been from examples and I wanted to learn from an example which I can learn a lot from.
So my example is I want to create a C# web-app for twitter. Meaning the web application that has a text box and a submit button using MVC 2 and entity framework and When any content is submitted via the text box, the content is posted to a Twitter account. The content and twitter id are logged to a database and the form is shown again with the most recent content on the page.
Much obliged to anyone who can help/guide me on this and truly appreciate the help.
Derek
Download and follow the tutorial:
http://mvcmusicstore.codeplex.com/Wikipage?ProjectName=mvcmusicstore
Pretty much everything you want to learn about MVC is shown there. Granted it's MVC3 but you might as well start learning with the newest version.
LinqToTwitter is one library that I used. I used it for a different purpose but it has the APIs that will help you build what you want. There are plenty more libraries which will help you building a twitter client if you wish to explore more.
Other post by Sergio has already pointed you to a right place regarding MVC.
I am using ASP.NET 3.5 and i am busy setting up a test site for the administrators to see if they can host my ASP.NET site with no problems. I have all ready added some Ajax and Session variables and now i want to add some flash in there as well.
I have NO CLUE how to use it and where to start. Would i be able to just get some flash HTML and place it in my page? Can someone please give me some flash code?
Thanks in advance!
There is a nice little tutorial on adding Flash to an ASP.NET page over at Grab Attention with this Free Custom Flasher Control. He goes through the basics of how to modify the HTML and then a bit more advanced stuff.
Just as a side note, you should consider Silverlight instead of Flash.