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Foothill6-Sep-16 5:15

6-Sep-16 5:15

My organization is choosing a Web CMS to rebuild our public-facing web site and I would like to beseech the community for their thoughts on potential web content management systems. The only two requirements is that it must be ASP.Net and use SQL Server. My additional requirement is the ability to interface with a NoSql document database (like MongoDb) for the storage of searchable text documents. I've looked at Umbraco and Orchard Project but, having never used a WCMS myself, I don't know what systems are available, what to look for, or what to use as a yardstick in product comparison.

Thoughts?

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Re: Thoughts on a Web CMS

F-ES Sitecore6-Sep-16 5:20

F-ES Sitecore

6-Sep-16 5:20

The most important factor is the thing you haven't mentioned...what is your budget?

Re: Thoughts on a Web CMS

Foothill6-Sep-16 5:34

Foothill

6-Sep-16 5:34

That one hasn't been decided yet. We're preparing an Request for Proposal document and I want to gently nudge the decision makers down the path that will work best for those of us that have to maintain the thing once it is built. I think it is prudent to get as many arguments in our favor as possible before anybody gets their heart set on something that looks pretty in a demo but is in reality a pain in the arse to maintain.

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Re: Thoughts on a Web CMS

F-ES Sitecore6-Sep-16 5:54

F-ES Sitecore

6-Sep-16 5:54

If that's your aim then I'd recommend Sitecore[^]. You need to be realistic though, it is a very particular type of company that when faced with a choice between a 5 to 6 figure product and one that's free goes for the more expensive option because it does the better job. Chances are you're to end up with Umbraco Smile | :)

Re: Thoughts on a Web CMS

Foothill6-Sep-16 6:01

Foothill

6-Sep-16 6:01

And that is why am here asking about experiences and opinions for products that I have never seen in action and could not possibly describe. I am not going to try and sell a car by only reading the brochure.

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Re: Thoughts on a Web CMS

David Mujica6-Sep-16 8:26

David Mujica

6-Sep-16 8:26

Many years ago, I used Dot Net Nuke for an internal project.

It appears that they have changed significantly ...

.NET CMS - Content Management Software | DNN[^]

Just a thought ... Java | [Coffee]

Re: Thoughts on a Web CMS

Foothill6-Sep-16 9:30

Foothill

6-Sep-16 9:30

Thanks, I will look into this one. Their list of clients looks promising. Just wish they had a lot more technical info on their website.

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the Labelling of a polygon in asp.net

planet065-Sep-16 21:55

planet06

5-Sep-16 21:55

Hi my friends. I want to display the label of a polygon in asp.net using google map. Could you help me?

Re: the Labelling of a polygon in asp.net

ZurdoDev6-Sep-16 4:15

ZurdoDev

6-Sep-16 4:15

Where are you stuck?

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Re: the Labelling of a polygon in asp.net

planet066-Sep-16 19:56

planet06

6-Sep-16 19:56

hi, I want to get a javascript code sample about it. For example.
var polygon1 = new google.maps.Polygon({
paths: polygon,
strokeColor: '#8b7d6b',
strokeOpacity: 0.4,
strokeWeight: 1,
fillColor: '#8b7d6b',
fillOpacity: 0.02,
label: "PolygonLabel",
fontWeight: "bold",
fontColor: "white"

});

Then I want to display "PolygonLabel" text inside the Polygon.

Re: the Labelling of a polygon in asp.net

ZurdoDev7-Sep-16 0:46

ZurdoDev

7-Sep-16 0:46

planet06 wrote:
Then I want to display "PolygonLabel" text inside the Polygon.

Isn't that what

label: "PolygonLabel",

does?

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Re: the Labelling of a polygon in asp.net

planet067-Sep-16 0:52

planet06

7-Sep-16 0:52

hi, you can see it. In this sample "Red" (Polygon's name) is displayed.

"http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32864627/google-maps-api-polygon-labels".

Re: the Labelling of a polygon in asp.net

ZurdoDev7-Sep-16 0:54

ZurdoDev

7-Sep-16 0:54

OK. So what does

label: "PolygonLabel",

do?

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Re: the Labelling of a polygon in asp.net

planet067-Sep-16 1:17

planet06

7-Sep-16 1:17

PolygonLabel is the name of Polygon.

Re: the Labelling of a polygon in asp.net

ZurdoDev7-Sep-16 1:57

ZurdoDev

7-Sep-16 1:57

I don't see label as an option, https://developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/3.exp/reference#PolygonOptions[^]

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Re: the Labelling of a polygon in asp.net

planet067-Sep-16 2:00

planet06

7-Sep-16 2:00

ok thanks

Re: the Labelling of a polygon in asp.net

planet067-Sep-16 0:54

planet06

7-Sep-16 0:54

hi, In this sample, "Red" (polygon's Name) is displayed.

"http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32864627/google-maps-api-polygon-labels"

compare string with a list of strings

Member 117814552-Sep-16 22:40

Member 11781455

2-Sep-16 22:40

Need to compare a string with a list of strings condition space and case insensitive.

sample code :

public class COMProjectNameValidator:IValidator
 {

      MessageInfo _MessageInfo = new MessageInfo();
      public void Validate(object obj, MessageList MessageList)
      {
           COMProjectDTO _COMProjectDTO=(COMProjectDTO)obj;
           if (DAOUtil.IsValuePersisted(typeof(COMProjectEntity), "Id", _COMProjectDTO.COMProjectId) == false)
           {
               IGenericExtnDAO<COMProjectEntity> IGenericExtnCOMProjectLoadDAO = DAOFactory.Instance.GetGenericDAO<COMProjectEntity>();
               List<COMProjectEntity> _COMProjectEntityList = IGenericExtnCOMProjectLoadDAO.FindAll().Where(t => t.COMBranch!= null && t.COMBranch.Id == _COMProjectDTO.COMBranchId).ToList();

//if (_COMProjectEntityList.Select(t => t.ProjectName).ToList().Contains(_COMProjectDTO.ProjectName))
                //{
                //    MessageInfo _MessageInfo = new MessageInfo(KEYS.COM_Project_Name_ALREADY_EXIST, AlertMessageTypeEnum.Error);
                //    MessageList.Add(_MessageInfo);
                //}
            }
            else
            {
                IGenericExtnDAO<COMProjectEntity> IGenericExtnCOMProjectLoadDAO = DAOFactory.Instance.GetGenericDAO<COMProjectEntity>();
                COMProjectEntity _COMProjectEntity = IGenericExtnCOMProjectLoadDAO.Get(_COMProjectDTO.COMProjectId);
                if (_COMProjectEntity.ProjectName != _COMProjectDTO.ProjectName)
                {
                    IGenericExtnDAO<COMProjectEntity> IGenericExtnCOMProjectLoadDAOForExist = DAOFactory.Instance.GetGenericDAO<COMProjectEntity>();
                    List<COMProjectEntity> _COMProjectEntityList = IGenericExtnCOMProjectLoadDAO.FindAll().Where(t => t.COMBranch!= null && t.COMBranch.Id == _COMProjectDTO.COMBranchId).ToList();
                    if (_COMProjectEntityList.Select(t => t.ProjectName).ToList().Contains(_COMProjectDTO.ProjectName))
                    {
                        MessageInfo _MessageInfo = new MessageInfo(KEYS.COM_Project_Name_ALREADY_EXIST, AlertMessageTypeEnum.Error);
                        MessageList.Add(_MessageInfo);
                    }
                }

            }
           }

       }

Re: compare string with a list of strings

ZurdoDev6-Sep-16 4:15

ZurdoDev

6-Sep-16 4:15

And your question is?

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Re: compare string with a list of strings

Member 1178145517-Sep-16 1:10

Member 11781455

17-Sep-16 1:10

Bro, i wanna check a "name" is there in the db. i got a list of names from DB. Need to compare input name with that list of names.

if giving a name, that inside the list it will show a message already exist that name.

pbm is if the user don't know how the name is stored in db.

eg:list in the DB

Mathew Jacob
emil manrne
merlin antony
etc

input name : mathew jacob

white space there in between the name, front and end of name

if compare both will show message its existing oke

i think u got my Question

Re: compare string with a list of strings

ZurdoDev17-Sep-16 3:13

ZurdoDev

17-Sep-16 3:13

Member 11781455 wrote:
i think u got my Question

Yes, I already understood that; however, I am not going to write the code for you so I am wondering what you want from us.

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Re: compare string with a list of strings

Member 1178145518-Sep-16 20:17

Member 11781455

18-Sep-16 20:17

no need. I thought u don't get my pbm thats y i explained it. solved the pbm no issue thank u for u r time.

Re: compare string with a list of strings

ZurdoDev19-Sep-16 0:39

ZurdoDev

19-Sep-16 0:39

I think you solved it, but for future reference, please do not text people here. It is considered lazy and rude.

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ado.net

subbaahrao30-Aug-16 19:23

subbaahrao

30-Aug-16 19:23

can any one give clarity on this because i am fresher and searching for job
TextBox1.Text=dr[0].Tostring();

Re: ado.net

Richard MacCutchan30-Aug-16 21:03

Richard MacCutchan

30-Aug-16 21:03

The Text field of the control named TextBox1 is being set to the value in item 0 of collection dr, whatever that happens to be. This is basic C# and you would be expected to have complete understanding of such basics in order to gain employment. I suggest taking a look at .NET Book Zero by Charles Petzold[^].

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