Trying to get a helloworld web application up running in Visual Web Developer 2010.
Now I created a new project with Home controller and two default views (index and about).
Then in the index view I added a button and a textbox...double clicking the button creates a handler in the view, but it's never called...what am I missing?
I need to generate a button way after the page loads but I can't work out how to deal with the Event handler. If I do this when the page loads as shown bellow it works as intended but if I use the exact same method in a button it fails. (it creates the button but when I click the button it just disappears instead of showing a msgbox."I know I shouldn't use Msgbox in a web form but I only do it as a test then remove it"
Code: Partial Class Default3 Inherits System.Web.UI.Page Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load Dim mybutton As Button mybutton = New Button mybutton.Text = "Submit"
I'm trying to manually create a button and add a Click event handler for it in code. However when the button is clicked the event handler doesn't seem to react on event (or event isn't called).
we tested the code in Visual Studio 2008 and everything worked just as it should. And I'm using Visual Web Developer 2005 XE. So I assume that I'm missing something to be done manually being in VWD 2005 XE, or the problem is in VWD 2005 XE it self.
I have a page that dynamically inserts user controls into a placeholder depending on values in a database table. The user controls consist of a label and one control (dropdownlist, radiobuttonlist, or checkbox). The controls will also have the AutoPostBack property set programmitcally depending on values in the database. My update panel is on the main page, not in the user control. I have tried the ScriptManager.RegisterPostBackControl method to register the UserControl on page load, but the page still does a post back. I think I need to register the control that is inside the UserControl, but I have no idea how to access it from the main page_load event.
This thread is the closest to what I am trying to do, but since I am inserting the user controls programmatically, I need the triggers to be registered programmatically as well. Also, I need to register them as PostBackTrigger instead of AsyncPostBackTrigger because I need to do a full page reload because the user controls are inserted dynamically.
I have searched around but unable to find a solution that will work. I have a link button that is created dynamically during the page load. It is given an ID (obviously). There is a script manager on the page. I have the controls added to a panel in the updatepanel (updatePanel1). There is a dynamic label that is also created with each link button. I can get a response from the linkbutton click event during a postback on the second time clicking the linkbutton, but I am getting a complete postback instead of the asyncpostback for that control. During the creation of the dynamic linkbuttons, I am also creating a dynamic trigger for each button and adding it to the updatePanel1. The Click event is not firing the method without doing a complete page postback.
Is there a technical reason for the existence of Page.PreLoad or is this just convenience to have a place where you can neatly place code that always have to be executed before the Load code? Is there a difference between adding code in the PreLoad event handler and adding code at the top of the Load event handler? And what would be a typical scenario where you use PreLoad?
In my application I am using ajax updatepannel in which there is a tab container tool having 4 tabs, in the third third tab I used ajax accordian control which has 2 panel each pannel have one gridview control a Remove button. Here what I want to give delete facility to the user upon the selection of checkbox corresponding to the particular record. But when I click the button it doesnot triger the button click event of the remove button.
I created a MultiHandleSliderExtender on a web form. All works well with updating the two textboxes with the value. The problem is that when I switch to designer mode, I get the following error:
The code is as follows:
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The control works and the 2 text boxes get updated, but I tried putting in an update panel with a trigger on mh_1_BoundControl but it never fired. I removed it thinking that was the cause of the error, but no luck.
Now when I add another sliderextender below it for a different value, the code throws an error:
Microsoft JScript runtime error: Sys.InvalidOperationException: Type AjaxControlToolkit.SliderOrientation has already been registered. The type may be defined multiple times or the script file that defines it may have already been loaded. A possible cause is a change of settings during a partial update.
I found this example on this site and tried implementing it but to no avail.
I have three cascading dropdowns and two of them need to trigger something outside of the dropdowns, so I have OnSelectedIndexChanged events on them. So as to not reload the whole page when these items are triggered, I have all of this in an Update Panel.
Everything works fine -- the only issue that the client doesn't like is that the cascading dropdowns reload on the asynchronous postback.
I am wondering how to add a javascript event handler using asp.net ajax. I need to add event handlers after ajax update because Jquery plugin to sort tables doesn't work and the onload method to display a screen keyboard does not trigger as well. Is there a way to do that? Maybe I need to switch to some other ajax library or/and try Asp.Net MVC to accomplish?
I have got most of this code online, which does not quite work, can something like this be done to produce a button click event to indicate that a built in button on the datapager control has been pressed ?
DataPager Pager1 = ListView1.FindControl("DataPager1") as DataPager;
{ foreach (Control cPagerControls in Pager1.Controls) { if (cPagerControls is Button) { Button OnClick = cPagerControls as Button; OnClick += new EventHandler(OnClickMethod()); } } }
I have a page that is using the Ajax asynch file uploader. What I would like to have happen is after the file is uploaded I would like to have it displayed in a list on the page. I am looking for a way to fire a callback event when the file upload is complete. Is it possible using the asynch fileupload control?
Here's the scenario: ASP.NET 3.5 C# app connecting to an MS SQL backend. I created a LINQ to SQL class called test.dbml and dragged a table called tblTest to the design surface. The table has two columns: the primary key is Email and the other column is Name. Then I dropped a LinqDataSource on the page. The LinqDataSource is not connected to a databound control. It will only being used to retrieve the name associated with a supplied email address. In the Page_Load event, I feed the Where clause:
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However, I put a breakpoint inside the ldsAdmin_Selected event and it never hits. With an ObjectDataSource, you can use odsAdmin.Select(); to trigger the ObjectDataSource to actually run and return the info. What's the equivalent method of triggering a LinqDataSource?
I have a grid view in Ajax UpdatePanel. In a column of a grid view I have a button call btnAddNewRecord. I need to fire btnAddNewRecord.Click event once I click on that.
I am writing Watin test in MVC Asp.net app. I mvc app, all input are wrpped with form and every time an input or textarea is changed their form gets submitted by jquery like code below:
This is perfect when changes are done by keyboard. However this doesn't trigger the form submit when input/textarea are changed by Watin TypeText() method. I tried to call Change() and Blur() events by Watin and also tried PressTab() with no luck.
The AsyncFileUpload control turns green, indicating that the attachment was successfully uploaded, but the designated method for handling the server side UploadedComplete event is never executed.
i am currently developing an asp.net project. there is a previous, next, and cancel button that the user can utilize, but the problem is that everything is broken into controls so that if they hit the browser's back button it will reset everything and take them to the very beginning. i would like to capture the onbeforeunload event and trigger the previous button click event (i.e. treating navigation like clicking the previous button).
I am building a system for a school project. I currently have several Update Panels on the page that have many different controls on them. I also have a single Label control that i use to display messages to the user. I would like to have this label within an update panel also but there are literally hundreds of triggers that would require it to be updated and i dont want to type an absurd number of triggers for this one control.Is there a way for me to have this one panel update regardless of what happens?
I'm trying to use one ImageButton as both a login button and a logout button. Initially its a login button. I click the button once and it runs the login click handler and pops up a text box to type in a password. Then I enter the password to login. Inside the password box's submit handler I check to see if the password is valid. If it is, I enable all the password protected functionality on the page, change the button's image from the login image to the logout image, and change the button's click handler from the login Click handler to the logout Click handler.
So far my code just swaps the button's image but the click handler never changes to the logout handler. I have tried two ways of changing the ImageButton's click handler programmatically and both have failed:
loginBtn -= new ImageClickEventHandler(loginBtn_Click); loginBtn += new ImageClickEventHandler(logoutBtn_Click);
Neither the login text box or the login/logout button are inside an UpdatePanel. EnableViewState is set to the default of true. Does anyone see what is preventing the Click handler from being changed?