In the ASPX.CS file I define a datasouce and manually populate it.
DataColumn MDC = new DataColumn();
MDC.AllowDBNull = false;
MDC.AutoIncrement = true;
MDC.AutoIncrementSeed = 1;
MDC.AutoIncrementStep = 1;
MDC.ColumnName = "B2";
MDC.DataType = System.Type.GetType("System.String");
MDC.Unique = false;
MDT.Columns.Add(MDC);
MDC = new DataColumn();
MDC.ColumnName = "PRPT";
MDC.DataType = System.Type.GetType("System.String");
MDT.Columns.Add(MDC);
I then manually fill each row:
DR = MDT.NewRow();
DR["B2"] = "Test1<br/>Test2";
DR["PRPT"] ="Test3<br/>Test4";
MDT.Rows.Add(DR);
When the Grid is viewed using IE - both the Header and the data rows properly display the cells with multiple lines. When displayed using Firefox or Safari - only the Header utilizes multiple lines - the data rows are on a single line ---- "Test1Test2" what needs to be done to display multiple lines in all three browsers.
I've defined node styles for my TreeView instance in markup (using <LevelStyles> for example). Everything renders correctly in IE7/8 but, when rendering in Chrome, Safari or FireFox, the styles are not being applied. From looking at the source code for the page, I can see that the various runtime css classes are being injected into the top of the page, but the class attributes on the <a> tags (within the generated TreeView HTML) are empty (class=""). In IE, the class attributes contain references to the classes that were injected into the page.
Can anyone explain why this is happening? I can see no logical explanation for this, and it's a big issue - My client primarily uses Safari, as they're Mac based.
I have created a search page for web application that will allow a user to search the database based upon employee name or supervisor name. It is a multiple table database that is linked together by an unique employee number column, primary key in people and foreign key in supervisor. I have a parent/ child datalist used to display the record. When searching by the employee name it will return the record correctly if there is a record found. However, if I search by supervisor name and there is no match for the supervisor name, it will return all the records and create the parent datalist with all the employee details there, but the child datalist with the supervisor information is not display as there is no record with that supervisor name.
I have an ItemTemplate inside a listview with a linkbutton wrapped around three table rows. The linkbutton is supposed to make the whole rows clickable but this only works in IE. Does anyone have an idea about why? The link works if I move the rows out of the linkbutton and write some gibberish text instead, but that's not what I want.
I am developing an asp.net website on my local box using VS2010 Ultimate edition. Suddently, when I made Firefox as my default browser, none of the data or control show up!! The same pages work when I use IE8 and Opera, but not with Firefox or Safari. Usually I keep changing the browsers, to make sure that the pages work in all the browsers. Strangely, when I click on the "Outline block level elements" on the Firefox, the controls and data show up, and are highlighted! Once, I unselect the option, they are gone again!
My page has Grid View & ObjectDataSource to bind data. In page preRender event and not post back I updating the Panel to display data. Suprisingly, it displays duplicate data. I check my stored procedure and it returns Rows correctly.
recently converted a project written with VS 2008 + asp.net 3.5.The problem is that on line on the production server (that's running asp.net 3.5) it can't render correctly on safari.The project has a BrowserFile.browser that with past visual studio worked:
I need to know that how i can edit the particular cell value in grid view at run time just by clicking it(value) then it shows text box and after enter any value, it then save in database.
I thought I was pretty smart when I figured out how to make menus with sitemaps--they display very well in IE but scatter all over the place in a Firefox browser. Is there any way to maintain better control over these beasts, maybe through tables or CSS?
I have a user control which, when pressing a command button, sets a property for the Profile (which has been marked as allowanonymous=true), then save it using Profile.Save().
Now, in IE this works fine - no problems at all. I then go to the page where the value is used - and it's there and can be used.
However, exactly the same routine when running in Safari or Firefox doesn't work - although when you're on the same page where the value is set it will immediately state that the value is ok, do a postback and it's gone!
Here's some very simple code to show the problem. Whilst IE will always dump 'plop true/false' to the screen (yes, I know - very juvenile!), FF and Safari will the first time, but on postback will just dump True to indicate it's a postback. (oh, and autosaveprofile is set to true in this example - otherwise there'd be a Profile.Save() below the set property).
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I can't use Cookieless session states as the CMS I'm using won't allow it. I've also used Fiddler to try and track the issue, but no joy.
I'm guessing it's related to the way FF and SF handle cookies - but both are set to accept anything. Could it possibly be anything to do with the ASP.Net Development Server? (ie. the address is[URL]The fact that it never manages to save the value
i have a multiline textbox with scrolling enabled and everything works fine in internet explorer but in mozilla firefox it doesnt scroll . whats the problem?
The text on my website is skewed and different areas are running together when viewing my site on a Mac using either Firefox or Safari. Is there anything I can do about this?
I've had an issue with a javascript menu not working inside an Ajax update panel after the ajax postback. I was able to solve this in IE by calling the menu js function with a pageLoad() function which is automatically called by ajax. However I then discovered it doesn't work in any other browser.
Having search around I've only found two references to the issue; one where someone else has found the same thing and another where someone states that pageLoad isn't stable in other browsers.
Is there any way to solve this issue in browsers other than IE?
Tab buttons and links are little hard to click on Firefox, Safari, Chrome. hover areas are as small as clickable area,They work perfecly well on IE
I have link for LOG IN normally(on IE) hover works and pointer changes to hand when mouse gets appoximitly one pixel range and it is clickable.
But in other browsers event LOG IN--- link works only when mause gets halfway over text(you can take dashes as referance upper part of the dash works good but buttom part is not clickable )
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; [code]....
When I click the action link in IE the controller code runs but the div is NOT updated. Do it in ANY other browser and it works just fine. Is this (yet another) known problem/bug with IE??
I have created website in visual web developer 2010 express and would like to test it in firefox/chrome/safari. How to launch firefox/chrome/safari in visual web developer 2010 express?
When user requests to download a document, I'm writing out a PDF file to HttpResponse using HttpResponse.OutputStream.Write method. It works in every browser except Firefox(3.5.8). In Firefox it sometimes displays the file and sometimes it displays the actual byte stream. When it displays a byte stream, http response is never finished. I see 'transferring data' status and the byte stream ends with EOF. After some time, I get 'connection was reset' window.
Here is response header:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK Cache-Control: no-cache Pragma: no-cache Content-Length: 103185 Content-Type: application/pdf Expires: -1 Server: Microsoft-IIS/7.0 X-AspNet-Version: 2.0.50727 Content-Description: stuff.pdf Content-Disposition: inline;filename="stuff.pdf" X-Powered-By: ASP.NET Date: Mon, 22 Feb 2010 16:15:38 GMT
I find that each time I run asp.net application in browser other than ie (safari/chrome/firefox) within visual studio, will cause all cookies on my pc deleted. This is really inconvienient since cookies contain important info on my pc. I'd like to know the solution for it.
Is it possible to embed an external application inside the browser (IE, Chrome, Safari, Firefox) so it will look like a native web application but actually having access to the USB ports of the client machine? I have heard that I need to make an ActiveX control. I would like to use the .Net framework, but if that is not possible, maybe using Java or C++ will be fine.
I have to make an application that will allow to the users to connect an external device to an USB port, this device will take a backup of the information contained in a SIM card and send it to the user's account online agenda. So the user can restore it later using the same application. This should be a web application or at least look like one.
If the first is not possible. Is there any way to launch an external application from all the browsers, and then pass information to the browser window to allow it to refresh after the backup has been made?
