I have a page that do some validations in Page_Load method According this validation i need to block the access to this page.
What are approaches to test custom clients for public web services? Today there are many online services which provide an API. There is a boom of little apps using those A开发者_如何学CPIs. Examples:
We have a Ruby-on-rails server-side deployment that needs to allow users to download a pre-compiled self-extracting Windows EXE file on their computer.
I\'m wondering if anyone else has experienced the following issue. On a single non-linked (to a master page) .aspx page, I\'m performing simple JS validations:
I\'m looking for a way to do a traceroute client-side, i.e. in a browser. As far as I know, it\'s not possible to send ICMP, UDP or TCP packets with arbitrary TTL values via Javascript or Flash. I kn
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I have a web page that used client side templating to update part of the page based on json obtained via an ajax call.
So I followed the example in the Dojo - Using the Dojo JavaScript Library to Build Ajax Applications to add server-side validation to the username validationtextbox field on my form. Basically I added
This is really a dumb newbie question, but I am still learning the ropes of ASP.NET, and I couldn\'t work this one out by myself... < blush>
I have searched through google and SO for possible answers to this question, but can only find small bits of information scattered around the place, most of which appear to be personal opinion.
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