When trying to add the AjaxControlToolkit.dll file I am getting this message:
"Security Warning: This file is possibly downloaded from a network location, and it can potentially harm your computer. Only load assemblies from publisher you trust.
Do you want to load it anyway ?
"
I chose YES, and although the ajax controlls do not add to my tab.
What should I do ?
I just download the Ajax. So you might downloading it form not trusted site. Try, ajaxcontroltoolkit.codeplex.com and you go there go to downloads and choose either the first one which is Ajax Control Toolkit 4 or whatever you need. Let me know if you need any help or if you face any thing.
Try to add the AjaxControlToolkit using NuGet. See the official Codeplex page for instructions.
Adding a DLL does not necessary result in adding Controls to the toolbar. You can specificy in the settings dialog of the toolbar if controls from perticular assembly should be shown.
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I need to install a package on my sitecore instance but for some reason when I click on upload button in the Intallation wizard the whole UI greys out and I can't even upload my package.
Its blocking me from moving forward
Your problem is this: http://getfishtank.ca/blog/fixing-showmodaldialog-javascript-error-in-chrome-for-sitecore
Sorry for the link-only answer, but this is a known issue with a known resolution path - and it's all summed up there.
I created browser extension using crossrider code, we can install this extension in all 4 browsers(Chrome,IE,Firefox,Safari).After installation a icon will be displayed beside the url. If we click on that icon a popup will displayed which contains one button
1)delete/uninstall
so, what I have to do is If user click on "uninstall/delete" button then the extension will remove from the browser.How can I achieve this functionality using crossrider code.
To the best of my knowledge, extension removal by the extension itself is not supported by any browser regardless of which platform the extension is written with. So whilst the Crossrider platform tries to provide as much common functionality as possible, I'm afraid this feature is not available.
[Disclosure: I am a Crossrider employee]
Chrome extensions can remove themselves using chrome.management.uninstallSelf. This does not require any permissions.
Firefox add-ons are trusted at the same level as the browser, so it is technically possible to remove the add-on. I don't know the API from the top of my head, but you could look at the source code of the Addon Manager for inspiration.
Internet Explorer extensions are binary code. Depending on how they're implemented, they might be able to uninstall themself. If you've written a basic BHO that runs in Internet Explorer's (low-integrity) process, then you cannot fully uninstall the extension, because it cannot write to the registry, or remove files from C:\Program Files.
Safari: Extensions don't have any method to remove themselves.
I created a simple activex control on vb6 and embeded on a web page.
<OBJECT ID="UserControl1"
CLASSID="CLSID:B592C5C2-5D36-4053-ADF6-910DC98A3895"
CODEBASE="http://192.168.2.100/test/package/support/mtest.ocx">
</OBJECT>
the activex control is a just a button,it works well on my system (its created on my system),but not on any other system.
Whats wrong with me ?
Thanks
The object tag renders in this manner:
1. First, look up the classid in the registry. If not found, download and install ocx. If found, check version against version attribute in object tag, if any. (you don't have one.) If version attribute in tag is higher than local version, download and reinstall.
2. Run the ocx and render the control in the page.
Now, the most usual impediment to getting this done is that nobody wants to install ActiveX files, because it's too easy to put malicious code in them. Most sites simply don't allow them to be loaded. Try manually installing and registering your ocx on another system (look up RegSvr32.exe if you don't know about it). If you get it installed, and your page then runs the way it should, you've got your answer.
I'd first do this with a target machine, to rule out this as a possibility.
I want to display a "folderview" which I can drag and drop files into but via WebForm. I am doing this via a webbrowser control pointing at local drive. The code works in a win form user control but what I want is to embed this control in web form. This is an intranet so security etc is less of an issue. However when I add things like AllowDrop or the webbrowser control to my control it stops working - I get the image placeholder which I take to mean an error. Can anyone give me an idea what is wrong or perhaps suggest a different solution.
Hi I figured it out when you deploy a new version of your user control you need to clear the GAC download cache - gacutil /clc but I think versioning your dll may work. I don't think web browser control work at all but I may be wrong. I've managed to drag and drop msg files with Outlook Automation see http://bytes.com/groups/net-vb/527320-drag-drop-outlook-vb-net-richtextbox
I've looked around, and not found much documentation on this, so I thought I'd ask where all the experts hang out.
I would like to create a new start page, with bug tracking and source control interfaces, rather than the standard MSDN feed. I seem to remember that one can do more than just supply a different URL, but can actually implement a component to run as the start page, which needn't use web content. I may be wrong. Can anyone please give me some tips?
You can do is to create a DTE ToolWindow (read: Creating a ToolWindow hosting a .NET user control) and host your controls there, then its pretty easy to create an addin that will show the tool window as a document at runtime. (The same way that the start-up page looks)
Go to Tools > Options > Environment > Startup and put your RSS URL in the Start Page news channel field.
That should give you enough, but if you want to do more you can select open home page in the at startup dropdown and point it at a URL with the appropriate content. If you use an intranet with Windows authentication you could display user specific stuff.
This will be completely customizable in VS 2010. You'll be able to do anything you want to on the start page.