One of my sql/ado INSERT commands is not working and I think it might have something to do with the following error I get: "Expected ')' WtrHydInspection.aspx Line:1 Code:0 Char:22" The page runs OK, the error just shows up as a little error icon in the bottom left. I have gone through every page of code that has something to do with the execution, searched for all the parentheses, both left and right, and I can't find a missing one (Regardless if it has something to do with the INSERT not working. I think I should find out what it is and fix it)
What am I missing here?I get the error Declaration Expected @ myPostData=
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Dim encoding As New ASCIIEncoding() Dim RateXML As String = "123" 'Format the Data Dim myPostData As Byte() myPostData = encoding.GetBytes(RateXML) ^^^^^^^
I am new to jquery in asp.net mvc2 and was trying to implment a simple jquery function like a show() function on my system but it keeps giving me this error:
For the life of me, I can't figure out what the problem is with this:
tempData= from a in dx.SomeTable select a; string searchField="ItemName"; string searchString="BoxPkg"; object[] parameters=new object[]{searchField,searchString}; tempData = tempData.Where("@0 like @1", parameters);
I get this error " {"Expression of type 'Boolean' expected"} "
I'm using the CustomValidation Function to call my javascript but for some reason I'm not getting the * to indicate the error to the user. I keep getting a Function expected Error, so what is wrong with my javascript that's causing this error and why aren't I receiving the * notification?
Javascript:
<script type="text/javascript" language="javascript"> function checkAGITotal() { var a = document.getElementById('<%= NumberInHouseholdTxtbox.clientid %>').value; var b = document.getElementById('<%= AGITotalTxtbox.clientid %>').value; if (a == "1" && b <= "27247" || a == "2" && b <= "35630" || a == "3" && b <= "44014" || a == "4" && b <= "52397" || a == "5" && b <= "60781" || + a == "6" && b <= "69164" || a == "7" && b <= "70736" || a == "8" && b <= "74020" || a == "9" && b <= "81500" || a == "10" && b <= "88980" || + a == "11" && b <= "96460" || a == "12" && b <= "103940") return true; else return false; } </script> vb.net code: Total: $<asp:TextBox ID="AGITotalTxtbox" runat="server" Width="116px"></asp:TextBox> <asp:CustomValidator ID="AGITotalValidator" runat="server" ControlToValidate="AGITotalTxtbox" ErrorMessage="Your household income exceeds the maximum allowed." ClientValidationFunction="checkAGITotal()" SetFocusOnError="True">*</asp:CustomValidator>
I've got a few ComboBoxes on a page which worked fine before. I can't recall making any changes to the form but now I get an "Object Expected" javascript error when the page loads and the comboxes don't load/work.
On debugging from IE, the highlighted error is in MicrosoftAjax.js in the piece of code
I'm having issues when trying to run my web app. I'm getting an expression expected error at runtime on the portion of my code that is designed to retain the screen position of multiple drag panels.
Code: var target = $this).attr("id");
should return the id of the uniquely named panel so it can be used later in code to identify the _DragPanelExtender.BehaviorID
I haven't been able to verify if the dragPanel's id name is being used, it just errors out here. In the following code, I am attempting to preserve the position of multiple dragPanel's after postback? Code: function pageLoad() {
//get element id name of button clicked var target = $(this).attr("id"); // call the savePanelPosition when the panel is moved $find(target).add_move(savePanelPosition); var elem = $get("<%=HiddenField1.ClientID%>");
Trying to get jquery to work in VS 2010 Premium. I've got a simple asp.net webapp with a .aspx that doesn't use a master page with the code below. When I run it I get the error in the subject line. I've got the following in the scripts folder:
However, ever since I have introduced the notion of content place holders (from a master page), I am repeated getting the Object Expected error.Now I understand why this is happening, asp.net is amending the control names to take into account the CPH i.e. $('#ctl00_ContentPlaceHolder1_radBuyer').attr('checked', true);
How do I go about reslving this issue, effectively 'renaming' my asp.net controls to take this into account?
I tried to use your code for ScrollBackposition in Chrome but gives an error in this statement. Identifier expected. Does scrollY needs to be defined as a HTML tag.
 var scrollY = parseInt('<%=Request.Form["scrollY"] %>');  Â
