Ask a Question related to ASP.NET Building Controls, Design and Development.
-
Ben Brown #1
using windows forms in IE as a custom control
Hi all,
I have found a bunch of articles regarding using windows forms under IE
loading them via a URL. I have been able to get this functioning, however my
question is regarding security and permissions.
I am simply trying to create a browse button using the OpenFileDialog. I
also found articles on how to accomplish this however they all seem to point
to modifying the "runtime security policy". The control i am using is aimed
to be deployed on a users computer on the internet so i will not have the
option to modify or ask the user to modify their own "runtime security
policy". Has anyone gotten around this problem with a different method ? Is
this not possible to do with a custom client-side control written in C# ?
Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Ben
Ben Brown Guest
-
Embed a Windows forms Datagrid control in a ASP.NET web form
In our current project, there is a need to implement the excel like editing features in a web application using available ASP.NET server controls.... -
Hosting windows forms control in IE
I have a windows forms control, (a user control actually), hosted in IE, so it downloads over HTTP. The form accepts data, but am unable to save the... -
Need Help Printing within Web Browser using a Windows Forms Control
I successfully create a .NET Component (Visual Basic .NET) that would print, unfortunately when used within a web browser it appears that .NET... -
ControlDesigner not invoked on custom control when control is rendered within another custom control
I have a custom control that has a simple designer (derived from System.Web.UI.Design.ControlDesigner) associated with it (using the... -
Using Table control in a custom composite control. Control does not render properly in design time.
All, I have written a very simple custom composite control that includes a control of type System.Web.UI.WebControls.Table. The control...



Reply With Quote

