.NET Putting JavaScript In HTML Comment Blocks, Not CDATA?
Mar 22, 2010
We have an ASP.NET 2.0 WebForms app that uses MS Ajax 1.0. It's working fine on all our environments (dev, test, IE6 VMs etc.). However, at the customer site the client side validation is not happening.We're currently trying to eliminate all the various factors and along the way we asked them to get their page source and send it to us, and we found something interesting.In our environment, our page has ASP.NET javascript in CDATA blocks:
This may be a red herring, but I'd like to eliminate it as the cause of the validation issues. whether specific configurations/patches/versions of ASP.NET will make it do this?
i'm using some components. When page render, components generate html comment tags. if i'm using this component 10 times on one page, html comments inserted 10 times.
How to remove html comment tag before render page?
but this appears before the DOCTYPE. I'd like to write it at a particular place, or at least in the "body".Thinking about it, I guess I could create a comment label at the beginning of the body and write it there:
Label1.Text = "<!-- " + ... " -->";
Is there a way to make sure it is in the body if I do not have a Label already defined for the purpose.
I have 3 servers where 1 of them serves as a load balancing server. In my ASPX page, I want to add a HTML comment to show the IP address or even host name of the server selected by the load balancer. I tried looking through IIS Server variables and tried using SERVER_NAME but that just returns the domain URL.
I am trying to put google adsense on my default.aspx that has a masterpage. I am not sure I am doing it correctly. Is there a particular place I should be pasting their java script ?
I have a link button on my page which has both an Oncommand event and an OnclientClickevent.
The idea is that the oncommand updates some data via a postback and redisplays the page with the updates. The onclientclick event opens a new window.
The new window is named so there is only ever one instance of it.
What I'm trying to do is this.
Open a new window (if its not already opened) and ensure it is on top of the parent window. The new window is a smaller size so the parent window is still visible beneath. On the first occurance the new window opens above, however when I refocus on the parent to click again, the new window updates but does not refocus by putting it back on top.
I'm maintaining a legacy XML web service system (Framework 2.0), and is trying to return an XML fragment as part of a SOAP response. Problem is: SOAP will auto-enclose the XML fragment in <[CData[]]> tag, and I want to avoid this.
do you think it would be difficult to write a framework where mvc compares last html it output to the current html we want to output, and instead of sending the entire html, figure out what has changed and generate js code that will do the updating as compared to previous html? (presuming nothing was manually changed on the client using js).
I think I need to drop in some escape characters, but I'm not quite sure where. Here is the javascript function I'm attempting to call:
function setData(associateValue, reviewDateValue) { var associate = document.getElementById("Associate"); var reviewDate = document.getElementById("ReviewDate"); associate.value = associateValue; reviewDate.value = reviewDateValue; }
Here is the asp .net mvc line where I'm attempting to create a Radio button with a click event that calls the above function and passes data from the model as javascript parameter values.
<%= Html.RadioButton("Selected", item.Selected, new { onClick="setData('<%=item.Associate%>','<%=item.ReviewDate%>' )" } )%>
The above throws a bunch of compile issues and doesn't work. A call such as the following does call the javascript, but doesn't get the data from the model.
I'm looking into integrating a Digg-like comment system into a website with an existing user base.I know there are things out there like Disqus and Intense Debate, that are meant for people to add to their blog, but I want (need) something that I can tightly integrate into my site, with out requiring the user to sign on multiple times.
Basically the only things I came across were 3rd party hosted stuff that really doesn't allow for the kind of integration I need.I'd rather not roll my own ajax/moderated/rankable/threaded comment system, but I don't see any good options out there to avoid doing all that work.The site is asp.net, so I'd really like to have something that is meant to integrate with asp.net.
I am making a blog application and for the sake of my question I have 2 tables: Posts & Comments. I would like to loop through the posts and use a nested loop to display the comments relating to a specific post. Currently, I am using this code:
[Code]....
Obviously this is a simplified version. Is this the most efficient method of displaying this kind of data?
Razor's syntax is superclean, but I hate the yellow color of opening and closing tags in Razor comments. It makes a comment look way too distracting and too much like a tag that is actually to *do* something.
What I'd like instead is the opening and starting tag of comments to be green, just like the the comment itself. This is also the way the classic viewengine syntax highlighting works.
Im making a small user control, i was wondering if it was possible to make some sort of comment, that is only visible design time. For example i would like to write in the top of my control that it requires a querystring parameter named userid. This way other developers can quickly see the requirements?
My only requirement is to find a selected pdf in a folder is Reader enabled or not, more specifically if usage rights are defined in a way that allows people to add annotations (e.g. comments).
I am doing this in windows application. If I click a button, an event is triggered searching a folder for PDF files. This event needs to check whether or not the PDFs in the folder are Reader enabled for comments. If they are, I need to remove the comment usage rights or revert the PDF back to its original version.
My code can only find PDF files in the folder. I don`t know how to check if the selected PDF is comment enabled or not.
private void button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { { string[] filePaths = Directory.GetFiles("D:myfolderpdffolder"); List<ListViewItem> files = new List<ListViewItem>(); foreach (string filePath in filePaths) { ---need to check comment enabled or not--- } } }
I need a few options on how I will allow a user to post simple text comments to my website page(s). I will require login to post comments in order to prevent spam posters.
I'm using Visual Web Developer 2010 to design my website. I'm not real familiar with it and do not know if it includes the tool I need to accomplish this task easily.
I have embedded a Google Blog to my website using iFrame and its working well, now i allow people to post comments anonymously and its working fine, now the problem comes when someone post a comment, after the comment has been posted, this will navigate away from my website and it will only take the user to the blog. How do i prevent that, after the posting it still stay in my site.
Anyone know how to create a threaded / nested comment system? I would like to learn how to do this for my blog that I am working on. I simply can't find anything useful out there.
I have a facebook comment control placed on my aspx page. If the user is not login, the comment control display login button, On clicking the login button a popup windows comesup where user type there user name and password(That is actually through facebook functionality). Now what i want to do is to refresh only the comment box control once the popup is closed.
i have looked all over the forum but i cant find what im looking for, so here it goes:I need to create some sort of newsletter system that works like ths:User has 3 options (subscribe to):1. all new posts 2. comments on a specific post 3. all comments All i could find on forum and google was a newsletter system that an admin can use to send newsletters, but i need it to be automatically when someone posts a new post/comment. Mostly something like forums.asp.net is using :)Using vs 2005 express / c#.
I want to create a comment system for users to comment on my Photos of Photo Galleries and videos in my Website. How i will create it using ASP.Net,C#,SQL Server?
