Get An Event From Validators To Jquery On Status Change?
Jul 15, 2010
i would like to have an event fired in jquery, if the validators of my page change their states.
This is my usecase:
In an Adressform the Validators all are hidden. If i submit the form, the get displayed. Now i want to fire a jQuery function, which renders all rows (not the inputfields, but their parents) with a red border (means add a css class) if i now change the field and the validator hides i also want to hide the border around the input's parent
i don't want to have a timer checking every 100ms the displayed validators (which would work perfectly), but i want to listen only to the show/hide events of the validators
how i can add a listener to the change events of a validator?
There is a bug in jQuery 1.4.2 that makes change event on select-element getting fired twice when using both DOM-event and a jQuery event, and this only on IE7/8.Here is the test code:
This causes alot of trouble for us in our application cause we use both ASP.NET-events mixed with jQuery and once you hook up a change event on any element every select (dropdown) gets this double firing problem.
i have a text box with textchanged event and autopostback=true and textchanged event which takes user to other page with textbox's chanegd value.i have applied a jquery to the textbox. when i start entering alphabets, a listofitems is show.eg:if i type the, I GET HTE HOTEL,THE MALL,THE BEACHs soon as i click on any thing(say THE HOTEL), asp.net takes me to the otherpage with only THE as text. and not THE HOTELthis is happening as the event is raised when i click on a choice which is as good as i am clicking outside of textbox. thus the asp.net working is fine.
I have an asp:TextBox with asp:RegularExpressionValidator to validate if it's a number. Obviously an onchange event will be attached to this textbox while rendering. Also I add a change event at $(document).ready to make some calculation when the value is changed.
I have an asp.net aspx page and on that page I have a hidden input field with and id of paneIndex. However, when I load the page, the alert shows index 1 which is correct on the first load, but if I open up pane 3 for example, the alert shows 1 still. Am I doing something wrong?
I've tried to wrap up my problem with a complete example below - the original problem is part of a jQuery plug-in that I'm writing to extend the behaviour of an ASP.NET ajax application I already have.
The aspx page below has one drop down list which is marked for auto post back. I've also bound a change event using jquery (which ultimately I will swap for a .live() event to maintain the binding after the update panel refresh.) The problem is, when the jQuery event is bound I see two ajax begin requests and page_loads fire but only one ddlTest_OnselectedIndexChanged event. One of the page loads is malformed too - the content-length states it's about 300 bytes long whilst the totalBytes is 0 and form data empty. This does not happen if I bind to the click event of a button.
and its working fine for one one validation. In my design, textbox has multiple validations as required field validator and regular expression validator and this script if not working when i click submit button.
Is there a straightforward way to use server-side validation with ASP.NET's validation controls in a form that's displayed in a modal dialog? I am using jQuery and SimpleModal (in C#, VS2010, .NET 4.0)I've got a modal form which works fine. I need to use a server-side validation because the logic depends on data specific to the record being accessedMy solution for the project I'm working on now is to use a jQuery ajax call to pass all the form data to the server and get back the validation results before allowing the post to proceed. But this is relatively time consuming to implement, and in some situations I'm dealing with now all the validation code exists already.
The first challenge is that of course the modal dialog will close on a full postback. So you could put an UpdatePanel inside the dialog... without even thinking about this too much, though, I assumed that it wouldn't work out that well. It doesn't. And the form which opens the modal dialog to begin with is already in an UpdatePanel, which further confuses matters.Anyway, I tried putting the contents of the modal form in an UpdatePanel for the heck of it. It does actually do a partial postback, the dialog remains open, but the contents of the dialog do not get updated with anything I change server side. If I close and re-open the dialog on the same page after testing the validation code, though, its contents are in fact updated to reflect these changes. Obviously the way the dialog is rendered is confusing ASP.NET. Or vice-versa. But this just seems sketchy from the get-go.
Rather than trying to hack my way through this problem I was hoping that others had some suggestions about a better way to approach this. Or just tell me I'm trying to hard too mix apples and oranges and I should keep it all client side (or client side + jQuery ajax) if that is the only sensible thing to do.
How should I go about this? I mean how does the control know whether someone is logged in or not? Session ID? Cookies? Recommendation of which one I should implement?
I have Completion date Field(txtCD) and Status(DDStatus) fileds in webform in status i have 4 options Inprogress,Completed,Approved,Rejected.when ever user fills the date(Calander control) in Completiondate filed status should automatically change fromin-progress to completed.
I have a page where I am using 2 update panels. The first update panel contains a form that has some validation tied to it. The second on has a simple form, but no validation. When I go to use the form in the second panel, the postback is halted by the validators in the first panel. Everything works as it should when I remove the validators.
The app_offline.htm file that ASP.NET serves returns the http status 503. This is the correct behavior for most situations. However, in the scenario where a specific URL is requested (e.g. [URL]), I'd like to change the returned http status to 200, while still returning http status 503 in all other situations. Is this possible?
The reason why I want to do this is whenever we do scheduled maintenance on our website, we use the app_offline.htm file, but we don't want our uptime monitoring service [URL] to report downtime during our scheduled maintenance.
I assume this would have to be at the IIS level because the app_offline.htm gets served very early on in the request processing cycle.
I have a gridview and a button-Start in aspx page.
In gridview 3 columns checkbox , Name and Status.
Select multiple columns and click on Start then Status column for selected rows should be changed to "Starting...", later it should be changed to "Started".
But it is showing directly "Started". In the mean time i should see "Starting..." also.
I am searching for a module where I can change read status of emails from asp.net application using openpop library. And I can only read emails those are unread on the email server using asp.net application.
i am trying to figure out how to display message box after it done executing the server side codehere is the code which works from the client side but still looking for a way to make it work from code-behind.aspx
<div id="status"></div>
script:
$("#status").fadeTo(500, 1, function() { $(this).html("You are now registered!").fadeTo(7000, 0); })
i am trying to figure out how to display message box after it done executing the server side code here is the code which works from the client side but still looking for a way to make it work from code-behind.aspx
<div id="status"></div>
script:
$("#status").fadeTo(500, 1, function() { $(this).html("You are now registered!").fadeTo(7000, 0); })
