I've turned up lots of advise from similar things, but not this exactly. I have a gridview with a templatefield that I want to call javascript from the OnClick event (or OnClientClick). When I try to compile, it complains saying my server tag isn't well formed. I'm sure that's a red herring...
I have a gridview that has LinkButtons and when I hover over the link instead of seeing an hand cursor, that allows me to click the link, I see a vertical bar, that's not clickable. This was working normally until recently, so I must have done something to cause it, but I don't know what?
I want to create one web application in which I will click on cell of a gridview after that one javascript file will be called that will again call a asp.net web page
I have a gridview. when i clicked on textbox of gridview.then the cursor not take place in text box and when i click second time in gridtextbox then cursor take place.and i hav a button,some time when i click on button it will not work,some time it work,whats the problem
created treeview dyamically. I wanted to invoke a javascript confrim when a node is clicked . it should give him a popup saying are you sure you want to delete. if yes then call the file which is set in the navigate urlif user selects no, they nothing should happen.
TreeNode ActTNNode = new TreeNode("<span onclick=""javascript:confirm('Are you sure you want to delete);"">Delete</span> ");
I have a custom user control that contains within it a repeater control. Inside this repeater I programmatically add another custom user control, which contains a text box and a custom validator. This final custom user control can be added any number of times depending on the application's logic. All of this is part of a wizard step. When the user completes the step, if any of the data added to the text boxes is incorrect the validator gets fired on post back. However, because I can have any number of these controls added to the repeater, the user has to scroll down to see any of the incorrectly completed boxes.
Due to the controls being added dynamically it is not possible to use a validation summary control - I have tried!!! Therefore, is there away I can use JavaScript to position a cursor or to jump to each incorrectly completed textbox without the user needing to scroll down the page? For example, if there are 10 textboxes, and textboxes 8 and 9 have numbers inside them inside strings, then the JavaScript should jump textbox 9.
I'm trying similar to how I did call a FUNCTION in a Formview with
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The page returnes a BC30518: Overload resolution failed because no accessible 'ToString' can be called with these arguments
and marks this below it: target.SetDataBoundString(5, System.Convert.ToString(buchungsbutton(eval("terminid")), System.Globalization.CultureInfo.CurrentCulture))
So I have a GridView and several events that can be triggered (such as filtering and inserting a new record) to manipulate the GridView. I want to make sure that I'm not calling DataBind on Page_Load, especially since I might have to call it again when certain events fire. Is there a way I can make it so I only have to call DataBind once on the GridView after Page_Load and anything else has fired? Like some event that will absolutely fire last where I can put my DataBind?
The reason I need to do this is because the DataSource for the GridView is set programmatically from a DataView when the page is loaded, so DataBind needs to run every time. Just, hopefully, not multiple times each time...
I have an HTML menu in which each menu item is an anchor. When the mouse hovers over the menu item I want to change the cursor to the "hand". How can I do this using javascript?
How can I put a background color to my input controls where the mouse cursor is located?For example: on textbox focus, change background color to lightyellow and on lost focus, change the background color to default.And this to be applied to all the input controls in my web app.
I have an ASP.NET page with an Infragistics webgrid on it. I handle the mouseover, mouseout events over the rows of the grid in a couple methods in Javascript to change the mouse cursor to the pointer and back to the default as they mouse over rows. I also toggle the color of the mouse-over'd row. When I run the page in debug locally, it works fine. When I publish to the test server, and run it outside of VS in Iexplore (8), the mouse cursor does not change. It stays the arrow. The row toggles the background color correctly, though.
I figured this was a caching issue, but when I add an alert box in the methods to display the document.body.style.cursor, it shows the cursor state in the alert correctly; it just doesn't change the mouse cursor. I've cleared the cache in the browser, deleted and republished, added GUID querystrings to the javascript file links, etc.
If I try the page on the test server in Firefox, it shows the pointer cursor correctly.
function _projGrid_MouseOverHandler(gridName, id, objectType) { if (objectType == 0) { document.body.style.cursor = 'pointer'; // alert('mouse pointer should be: ' + document.body.style.cursor); var cell = igtbl_getCellById(id); var elem = cell.Element; setRowBackColor(cell.Row, "F0E68C"); } } function _projGrid_MouseOutHandler(gridName, id, objectType) { if (objectType == 0) { document.body.style.cursor = 'default'; // alert('mouse pointer should be: ' + document.body.style.cursor); var cell = igtbl_getCellById(id); setRowBackColor(cell.Row, "white"); } } function setRowBackColor(row, color) { var cells = row.getCellElements(); for (var i = 0; i < cells.length; i++) { cells[i].style.backgroundColor = color; }
i have a question about call javascript in codebehind. my page has two parts.one part for enter information about manager and another part for usualuser.each person has mellicode.that it has speicail code.i wrote it with javascript and call it with this code:
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when i click in btnpazireshsabt i should check mellicode for manager.i call it :
I'm using the asp.net membership on my website. On the User Administration page i've got a GridView to show the details of the users on the site. As a datasource rather than just using the Membership.GetAllUsers function i've got a SQLDataSource as i need to display user information from 3 different tables. I'm trying to add a delete button to the GridView. I'm setting the Membership's UserName as a DataKey and then using the RowDeleting event to call Membership.DeleteUser for the appropriate UserName. This works fine and the user is deleted however i then get an error showing up that "Deleting is not supported by data source 'SqlDataSource1' unless DeleteCommand is specified."
I don't want to use the SqlDataSource for deleting as i've already done it using the Membership. How can i stop it from trying to do this? Here is the cut-down that i have if you're interested. The selectcommand in the sqldatasource was auto-generated by it.
Got a little dilemma I could use some guidance on. I'm trying to call an Interface method that resides in my Business Layer from within the template of a gridview in the same manner as below: