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Mar 27, 2011Possible Duplicate:scroll go to the top page how i can prevent go to the top page when post back page (asp.net)
View 1 RepliesPossible Duplicate:scroll go to the top page how i can prevent go to the top page when post back page (asp.net)
View 1 RepliesThe problem with my web application is when ever i load the home page - The master page as well as content page loads ---This seems fine but when i navigate thorugh the website which have the same Master page but diffrent content page .... the master page loads again. What i want to do is ..I want to keep the master page intact and only the content page loads. How can I accomplish it..
View 3 RepliesHow can I prevent ASP.NET page from automatically binding data controls on the page? I want to increase performance and I want to do binding of each data control based on my own order.
View 1 RepliesI have a page that add Items to RadioButtonList with this code :
Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs)
RD.Read()
RBQ1.Items.Add(RD.GetString(3))
RBQ1.Items.Add(RD.GetString(4))
RBQ1.Items.Add(RD.GetString(5))
I am a problem with Postback event.
I have a web page (aspx) which takes longer time to load the page. If this page is loading and if user requests same page by clicking menu link again, it is considered as not postback and page starts loading again (as soon as it finished first page load).
I want to prevent this from happening. When page is loading and user requests same page again, it should not process those requests and should be neglected.
This aspx page is requested from menu (which is designed on seperate master page).
What whould be the best way to prevent multiple users on a page?
For example if a user is at the page "Home.aspx", no other users should be allowed to go there.
I'm using asp.net on the server and the js-frameword jQuery on the client side.
I have Created form with Server Side control like button..and also have written event on that.. Now runtime after click on the button i have refreshed the page by pressing F5.Page_load is executing fine but button1_click() event also firing...So how can i stop this event execution in this scenario.
View 6 RepliesIs there a way to prevent a page from being cached based on some logic?
I want to cache anonymous access to a page, so I can set VaryByCustom="user" and have some magic in Global.asax's GetVaryByCustomString method. Ok. But I don't actually want to cache the page if the user's authenticated, only if it's not authenticated. Is there a way to specify this kind of thing?
The reason I want the data to not be added to the cache to begin with (instead of added with some random key) is that as the cache grows things get thrown out and I don't want the non-authenticated version to get thrown out.
I have web page in asp.net and it goes to top left in web browser in different resolutions (with pressing ctrl n scrolling mouse) and controls also comes out of tables n div.
View 3 RepliesI visited website that it loaded very slow so I press F5 to reload page for many time after 5 or 6 time site show error that you reload page many time and didn't show website I want do it for my site that if users reload page morethan 5 time in short period of time it show error...
View 1 RepliesI found alot of thread about how to postback after close the modal popup.
But for me, the system has already did it for me.
How to prevent page from posting back?
here's my code
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Every time I refresh the browser, my button's event handler fires again. How do you prevent this?
View 2 RepliesI have an Ajax form with a single input and a button. On submit, the form should only post the entered value to an action method. My form is correctly posting to the User controller's Log method but when done, the page redirects to /User/Log.
How can I avoid this?
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My main report is about half of a page long, subreport contains a table and its length depends on how many rows the table has. But even when a single row, subreport jumps to second page. How to prevent it?
View 5 RepliesHow is a page kept where the user last clicked, instead of scrolling back to the top?
I have a page of controls, the user scrolls down to three dropdownlists to fill out, but when he clicks the first one, the page always scrolls back to the top, and he must scroll back down to the dropdownlists again.
I've written some code to scan a directory and write the images to a different view. I'm using buttons with CommandName="NextView" and CommandName="PrevView" to navigate to the following view.
My code to write the images to the different views is called upon the page_load event.
However after clicking the next and previous button this seems to cause a page reload as the images are written to the view again so I end up with duplicate images.
I googled a bit and one of the suggestions was to place the multiview in an contenttemplate and updatepanel but that didn't work either.
Now I've solved the problem by clearing the labels to which the images are written in the page load before the other code fires.
I need to display a popup dialog box when an Aspx page first loads. I do this inside of the page load method
with PageIsPostBack.
How can I prevent the popup from being displayed though when the user hits the refresh button or F5 button.
Or the back button?
if(!Page.IsPostBack)
{
// Dispaly popup here
}
I have 3 links in my web site master page, every link go to another page. When the client be in any page of it I want to disable its link to prevent reloading the same page on itself and loosing the data which the client enter (Text Box, Radio Button, Combo Box...). How to do this?
View 2 RepliesI am using forms authentication on ASP.NET. If I try to access a page by copying the query string and pasting it into the browser, it allows me access to the page. How can this be prevented? I want the user to always have to login.
View 4 RepliesI have a simple aspx page with a few TextBoxes and a submit button. Some fields are required and below the button is a ValidationSummary. The complete form is larger than screen height so one has to scroll down to reach the submit button. If I don't fill all required fields and click on submit validation fails as expected and the validation summary displays some info messages below the button. Validation happens on the client and no postback occurs.
So this all works as wished. But disturbing is that the page moves ("jumps") to top position when I click on the submit button. To see the validation summary one has to move down the page again.
I've tried to set the ShowSummary property to false (which doesn't make much sense): The validation still works (no postback) but in this case the page does not move to top position. So the problem seems to depend on rendering the validation texts.
Is there a way to prevent this page jump?
Update:
The behaviour I described above doesn't seem to be browser dependent. I've tested in five different browsers and it's everywhere the same.
I have 2 checkboxes (yes/no) that when selected cause the entire page to refresh during postback mode. How can I elimiate this?
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I'm looking for a good way to prevent the scenario of the page calling itself repeatedly.
I have a page, that to be rendered needs to make an HTTP request to an RSS feed. If the URL to that RSS feed happens to be the current page, it will fire off a request to itself. The new request would start off another request to the page, which would start another request... This continues until the site grinds to a halt when all available connections are busy in this recursive loop.
A few notes:
The URL to the RSS is entered by the user.
This is a page in a CMS, the URL of the page could be almost anything and could change after the RSS URL is entered.
In this case, the user entered a URL to a remote server that lead to a redirect back to the page.
A few ideas:
I could just deny all requests from the localhost IP before rendering.
Before sending the request, I could track in a common location which requests are active and not even send it if it's already in the middle of another request to the same address.
Maybe add a custom user-agent to the request header and deny the request if that user agent is seen?
In my application , i'm having a user agreement page which will get displayed when a user login for the first time, in the user agreement page if any user directly type the next page url, application will navigate to the successive pages without accepting the agreement. i want the user to navigated to the same page or login page when he directly type the URL in the agreement page.
View 3 Replies I'm using resources like this; " runat="server" />
Resources are maintained in a database and resourcefiles are generated when new translations are added. Sometimes bad references to keys happens. This results in error on the whole page.
How can I prevent the whole page from crashing when a resource does not exist? I just want a tiny error message where the resource lacks, like "Not found: Users.DetailsUserHeadline".
I also want to dynamically retrieve resources from code behind, by defining the key as a string "Users.DetailsUserHeadline" without any erros.
On an administrative page with a long running process we're setting the following:
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
this.Server.ScriptTimeout = 300;
//other code
}
Is this enough that should prevent that page from timing out as it does what it needs to? I have no control over the process and how long it runs but we've found that 5 minutes is more than enough time, yet we're still getting intermittent errors of:
System.Web.HttpException: Request timed out.
We've tried upping the value to 600 with really no difference and in any testing we've done we can never get the actual process to run for that long. Is there elsewhere that we need to be setting timeout values that won't affect the entire application and only the specific page we need the longer timeout value on?