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  • I found the solution!

    1) I went to another server with a new web application on it.
    2) I wanted to confirm that the URL option was there on that server, and that something was amiss with the server I was working on
    3) When I opened the Error Mapping Properties for the 403.x error, only the Default and File options were present on this other server.. hmmm
    4) So I figured, this can't be, as I couldn't find anything...
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  • Here's a screen shot of what I'm talking about!



    The drop down has Default, File, but no URL.....
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  • Paxxer
    started a topic Error Mapping Properties -- URL option missing
    in IIS

    Error Mapping Properties -- URL option missing

    Hi all,

    I'm working on setting custom errors on my website.

    I go to my website in the IIS MMC, to the "Custom Errors" tab in it's properties window.

    From there I select One of the Error codes, any of them, it doesn't matter -- click edit properties.

    Under "Message Type:" -- the drop down list only contains [Default or File], I expect to see URL but it is not there?...
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    Last edited by Paxxer; Mar 2 '09, 04:54 PM. Reason: Original post was unclear

  • Great List,

    I've seen this items before in different versions. The list itself is a good answer to Freelance's question. Once you realize you are only doing the work of 38% of a person, then it's easier to understand that you can do the work that you used to do, along with that of the laid off coworker.

    Tom
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  • Paxxer
    replied to Strange Login Behavior
    So,

    Last night I added this code
    .
    Code:
        protected void Login1_LoginError(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            Login1.FailureText = "That UserName/Password combination could not be found!";
        }
    .
    That seemed to make it work. I power down the dev box, (Which is also running SQLEXPRESS which holds the membership database.

    But this morning, I start up the...
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    Last edited by Frinavale; Feb 24 '09, 03:02 PM. Reason: added [code] tags

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  • Paxxer
    started a topic Strange Login Behavior

    Strange Login Behavior

    I use Forms authentication with a SQL Server database.

    The portion of the Web.config Looks like this
    .
    Code:
        <authentication  mode="Forms" >
          <forms 
            timeout="43200" 
            loginUrl="~/SimpleLogin.aspx"  
            cookieless="UseCookies" 
            requireSSL="false" 
            protection="All"
    ...
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    Last edited by Frinavale; Feb 24 '09, 03:02 PM. Reason: Added [code] tags: Please place any code between [code] [/code] tags

  • Paxxer
    replied to SQL Injection: Parameters Collection
    The SqlParameterCol lection does not seem to be raising the errors.

    I tried what you suggested. I made the string input much longer than the length of the specified parameter, and the parameter was happy to get the value.

    Then I set a breakpoint so I could examine the parameter. The parameter Size property shows the Int32 value as expected. Yet when you look at the Value property or SqlValue property they are both...
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  • Paxxer
    replied to SQL Injection: Parameters Collection
    Hey Frinny,

    It seems to be the case, that the parameters collection is not doing any validations. From my link at the beginning of this thread I was lead to believe that validation would occur.
    here is a snippet:

    Use type-safe SQL parameters for data access. You can use these parameters with stored procedures or dynamically constructed SQL command strings. Parameter collections such as SqlParameterCol lection provide...
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  • Paxxer
    replied to errorPage attribute
    Hmm..

    What if I restate the question.

    errorPage="~/Errors/ItNeverGoesHere .aspx"

    What setting in the config file should I make, and where can I raise an error, where would I clear the error to expect to see the page
    "ItNeverGoesHer e.aspx"
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  • Paxxer
    replied to errorPage attribute
    Thanks all.

    I've tried several configurations of error handling in the config file. It behaves as you would expect and will route error handling to the appropriate page. However, I would expect the errorPage attribute to overide the config setting, but it doesn't.
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  • Paxxer
    replied to errorPage attribute
    Hi Kenobewan,

    I don't understand what you mean by "overridden ", I would expect the Parameter collection to throw an error according to the Link in my original post.

    If you mean, am I catching the error and then canceling it, no I am not. It doesn't seem to be raised in the first place.
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  • Paxxer
    replied to SQL Injection: Parameters Collection
    DeepBlue,

    Thank you for the reply and link to the article.

    Yes, I have validation, but my question is not about how to use validation to limit SQL Injection, but why doesn't the Parameters collection raise an error.
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  • Paxxer
    started a topic errorPage attribute

    errorPage attribute

    Hi All,

    Code:
    <%@ Page Language="C#" 
             MasterPageFile="~/MasterPages/MyMaster.master"
             errorPage="~/Errors/Error.aspx"
             Title="This will have an Error"
             AutoEventWireup="true"
             CodeFile="NewError.aspx.cs"
             Inherits="NewError" %>
    When I throw an error the server...
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  • Paxxer
    started a topic SQL Injection: Parameters Collection

    SQL Injection: Parameters Collection

    Microsoft recommends using the parameters collection at this link to help prevent SQL Injection.

    I am using the following code snipet

    Code:
    cmd.CommandText = "SELECT plazaName from Plaza WHERE zip=@ZipCode";
    cmd.Parameters.Clear();
    cmd.Parameters.Add("@ZipCode", SqlDbType.VarChar, 4);
    cmd.Parameters["@ZipCode"].Value = "45840";
    Basically,...
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  • I've moved on, with a workaround.

    I'm curious about which is the correct Event, not other workarounds.

    Thanks
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  • Thanks for the efforts,

    Sure, I can "Make it work", with a hack here or there.

    But it seems that I should be able to cancel the selecting request on the ObjectDataSourc e before it raises an error.

    I couldn't find the event to do this in.
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  • looking for the right event

    Thanks Frinavale,

    Let me add some more details.

    There is no "code" in the code behind page. I have the ObjectDataSourc e acting as the dataobject for an asp:GridView. All of the "Accessing" is taking place behind the seens.

    So my question is actually:

    Which event is the correct place to check for the validity of the QueryString...
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  • Paxxer
    started a topic misformed QueryString Error / ObjectDataSource

    misformed QueryString Error / ObjectDataSource

    Hi All,

    I'm using an URL?ID=F28C680E-BC0B-485D-8CFE-8BC29656BF71 as a method parameter for an objDataSource.

    That is a GUID from the query string.

    So in testing I wanted to see what would happen if a person browsed to the page without an ID field in the QueryString,

    And of course a error is thrown, "Can't covert 0000000-0000-0000-0000-000000 to a GUID"

    Which is...
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  • Paxxer
    replied to IE8 .NET and Debugging breakpoints
    in .NET
    Thank you for the replay, Frinavale.

    Like many "nebulous" bugs, this one isn't easy to reproduce as consistant as I would like.

    1. I am talking about debugging c# code. So I am referring to the Visual Studio Debugger
    2. If All of my IE8 windows are closed, when I compile and execute my website from VS 2005 sp .050727-7600, it will hit the break point, and pause, or print out as would be expected....
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  • Paxxer
    replied to IE8 .NET and Debugging breakpoints
    in .NET
    Thanks for the reply.

    So I tried to reproduce, what I had listed, the spawned window. Yet NOW when I click in VS to stop debugging, all of my Spawned windows close down.

    If I have the issue, I will try the Pause and then continue on Debugging, and see if that works for me.

    Mainly I wanted to get a post up here, so some guidance would show up when other people did a search. Because, all i found was the...
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