I have got the code for interfacing VB to RFID CAN ANYONE TELL ME HOW CAN I SUBMIT MY ENTRY TO DATABASE AS SOON AS THE TEXT APPEARS IN THE TEXTBOX AND WITHOUT USNG A SUBMIT BUTTON?
In ASP.NET when we have multiple input section with required field validator (Like on header for login with userid & Password is required and second on footer for subscription) when we click on subscription login section's userid required field validator activates and say userid required & i can not submit subscription.
when i submit subscription details login section should not have concern with this. how to avoid this conflicts.
Initially I am doing validating form by clicking on btnOK and in btn_Submit I am inserting record into table. I again want to call btn_Ok event in btn_Submit click event for re-checking validation, if it validates properly thne rest of code of btn_submit should work.
I have 2 SUBMIT button in a form one is display:hidden and one is display:block if user click on SUBMIT button (display:block) then another SUBMIT button {display:hidden} should also submitted.
I have 3 tabs with 3 seperate gridview and radios buttons in them. Each page has a seperate submit button, but for some reason each pages submit button is validating all the radio buttons on each tab, i picked the seperate controls to validate under but on any submit theya re all validated instead of just the ones on that tab.
I have a databound Gridview (with a LINQ datasource). The gridview displays questions from the SQL DB to the user. I've inserted a radio button list into the gridview with 3 horizontal radio buttons with fixed values of 1,2,3 for the user to select. I have a question ID, a tempuserID, and AnswerValue columns set up in the database. It all works nicely.
After the user selects radio buttons, I would like for them to push a button to submit the QuestionID, the associated Radio Button Value (AnswerValue) and their tempUserID into the DB. How do I do this? I'm not sure what to do next and what VB/LINQ code to put in the code behind file in the button click event handler. I'm also not sure on what to use for the tempUserID, can I use the sessionID? I'm using VB and here's my code:
I'm employing a solution similar to the answer of OnclientClick and OnClick is not working at the same time ?
How this currently works is that a file is generated and returned to the client, however after the file is returned the button should become active again.
so the response contains the file. But the button does not reactivate.
I have a view which contain two buttons. I want to call two separate action methods (Using Post ) for these two buttons. Like when button1 pressed then below action method must be called.
[HttpPost] public ActionResult Find(Event.SearchArguments searchArguments) { }
and on clicking of button2
[HttpPost] public ActionResult Save(Event.SearchArguments searchArguments) { }
I am creating a webform that will be used for capture data. Whenever a certain option is selected in a drop down box, a textbox will appear for the user to type additional info into it.
However the problem that I am having is that it requires the user to click the submit button twice. I can't figure out how to fix this. The user should only have to click submit one time. All of the other drop down boxes work fine, it is just this one THAT IS forcing a click twice
Code: <%@ Page Language="VB" AutoEventWireup="false" CodeFile="Default.aspx.vb" Inherits="IT_EmployeeIncentive_Default" %> <!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
I've integrated CKEditor to my ASP.NET app which is working fine. Here's how I'm using it -- I've noticed that a lot of people had issues with this:
[Code]....
Nothing fancy but it works. My issue is with integrating RequiredFieldValidator with this. When add the the validator, I have to hit the submit button twice. The first time around, I get the validator message telling me that tbEditor is a required field even though I already have filled out that field i.e. tbEditor.If I hit the submit button again, everything works fine but clearly this is annoying. Any idea how I fix this?
We are having a problem with the educators clicking the wrong submit button. On one of the buttons we wanted to underline and set the font to bold on the words "Do Not". This is the code I have so far.
<%MsgButton = "Click here if you "%> <strong><u> <% MsgButton = MsgButton & " Do Not "%> ' I am sure the problem is on this line, but I do not know the syntax </strong></u> <% MsgButton = MsgButton & "Attend Anthony or Canutillo High School!"%> <Input Type="Submit" Name="BV1" Value="<%=MsgButton%>"
The words Do Not are not underlined or shown as Bold. Is this possible to do?
I have login control on a non secure site. When a user enter user name and password from the non secure and click the login button, the information should be captured or posted to another login control on the secure site and authenticate the user on the secure site. I read about ways to transfer the data to the next page (secure site in my case) but I am not sure how to pass the user name and password to the control on the secure site and get the user logged in automatically.
I have forms with payment in ASP.NET site, when user clicks on asp:Button sometime he submits few times. I want to disable this functionality without harming current ASP.NET site ( by that i mean no fancy jQuery, unless it is very basic and will not interfere with ASP.NET built-in validation)
I have developed a payment processing form where user fills the payment details and submit the button "Pay Now" ..what i want is to block the entire UI with the message "Processing Payment..." and with a slight delay right after payment processing stored procedure executes (in code behind) it should UNBLOCK the UI. Actually i was having multiple postbacks from user due to the slight delay ...I dont want to disable button.
I need to implement a click-once button for my asp.net mvc 2 application. I have just a very simple submit form, and when the user clicks on the submit button, I need to change its image to a type of graphics and disables the click event for further submits until the server comes back.
On my edit page for a CRUD app, I'd like the input/submit button to look like a hyperlink rather than that rectangular button.
Currently, the page has a rectangular "Submit" button, and a hyperlink for "Cancel" so they don't match each other visually. I'd love to learn how to make them both be rectangular buttons and also how to make them both look like hyperlinks, then I can always choose.
I've been trying to figure this out all afternoon but my google-fu seems to be failing me. I'm setting up a page with a fairly large form, which has one field that is going to require some kind of popup page that will allow the user to perform a lookup.
At the moment I'm only prototyping the page so I'm actually only attempting to a the button up to fire an alert when the button is clicked instead of generating a lookup screen. However it seems that no matter what I do the button causes the form to submit.
I remember one of the very first ASP .NET beginner videos I ever watched went through configuring a button to perform actions without submitting, but I can't seem to figure out which one it was.
Have a dropdown list with autopostback set to 'yes' have another dropdown list box that will be populated based on the selection of the first dropdown. It works fine until I put a submit botton on the form. When I do it appears to not do the auto postback until the submit button is pushed. Can you have a submit button on a form that has a dropdown with autopostback active.