and ValidateMyform will validate on each button click...
var objPost = args.get_postBackElement();
if (objPost === null || objPost === undefined) return;
if (objPost.type == 'submit') {[code].....
Here I want to get back the page to normal stage(like after a full page postback)...even though after async postback the validation is still active...it should not get back to normal and its throwing errors if i enter something wrong...this is because the page is not fully refreshed on asyc postbacks...I just want get the like the normal after each asyc post back...
I tried using submit and reset to reset the page but its became to normal..the validation is still active...I have no idea what to do..
I could also write every validation for each object separately, I have only a few elements who uses a required validation but it would be nice that I could do this in one shot instead of repeating the $("input").rules("add .....
But when I have a ListView or DataView, etc... with a pager, I get problems when I click on 'next page'.Then I get the error: Validation of viewstate MAC failed. When I don't use Jquery's load function, I don't get an error.
has anyone implemented date range vaildation using jquery.validate file? when i m trying to implement it with mvc application its not working properly , as its working only for numeric types. wl range validator of jquery validate only numeric values ?
I have created the validation using jquery in my asp.netform with post mehtod.but i have replicate the same in usercontrol.But in useroncontrol i dont have any form and i cant give any action and any post mehtod. how to do validation using jquery in usercontrol.
In our application we have multiple instances of the same form in different tabs (one tab for each client). We use the MVC2 jquery validation to validate these forms, using the Html.textboxFor and Html.ValidationMessageFor elements.
The problem exhibits itself when we have two tabs. When we give wrong input in the second form (second tab), the validationmessage is shown on the (closed) first tab. It seems that the validation message is linked to the ID of the validationmessage (and thus only linked to the first form), and not to the combination of the form with the ID.
I have moved form the toolkit tabcontainer to jquery tabs. Now I consider to change the asp.net validation controls for jquery.The jquery validator uses the form element as container of all fields. However, I only use one asp.net form element which contains 'multiple' forms (a group of fields represent a form; one on each tab).Can I activate the jquery validator on a something else than a form element? I tried a div element, but this did not work.
$("#mydiv").validate()
In asp.net we have the validation group attribute to indicate the boundaries of a 'form'.
i have a checkbox and dropdown in a gridview when user selects checkbox only then he can select the dropdown, and the dropdown wil have the values corresponding to the gridview rows count if user checks two checkbox in a gridview,and the dropdown value should be diffrent it should be not the same for the selected checkbox how to achieve this using Jquery and asp.net
i m using jquery in many of sections in my asp.net applications for server controls like multiple file upload using asp:fileupload, autocomplete using asp:textbox. Everything works fine & gets save in database also.But the problem is that whenever a postback occors "before a save event" it clears all textboxes vales which are utilizing jquery functionality. e.g. if i type 'U' in country autocomplete textbox, it gives 'USA', 'Uganda' etc, i select one of it & it sets the text of textbox as chosen item. But somehow, result is not saved due to a logical error. So the value in textbox gets cleared & i have to again type in textbox before save.
I'm working on a webform with various controls. Depending on user-input I show/hide (using JQuery's show()/hide() functions) bits of the GUI. However if the form is posted-back and fails validation, I want the GUI to remain in the same state it was pre-postback rather than returning to the first-load state. Obviously the ASP.Net controls retain state, but I have HTML containers that are pure client-side objects.
In attempting to design a solution I find myself heading towards the murky (and tricky-to-debug) realms of hidden form fields - more reminiscent of my pre-JQuery work than anything 21st Century :-(
am trying to use JQuery validation plugin to validate some fields on one page.at page also has a link button which submits the page to server. Now the problem that I am facing is jQuery validator doesn't fire when I submit the page with that link button. If I change the link button to normal button or image button then validation works fine. I can't change the control on the page and have to use the link button.
I'm dynamically binding tables and sub tables using nested listviews. On the client side I have a piece of jQuery that is toggling the visiblity of TRs witin the tables in order to provide a group expand / contract view option.
On postback I'm obviously loosing my class changes that I have applied via jQuery. I'm wondering what the best approach to maintaining these client side class changes is? I've considered creating a hidden input control per table to store the indexes of the visible TRs at the time of expanding them. The intention being to then look for the indexes during postback / rebinding and add the visible classes to each corresponding element.
Is there a better approach or some native method of passing back the client side style / class change to the server during postbacks?
I have implemented a lot fo JQuery features into my ASP.Net web application. I am using JQuery, JQueryUI, JQuery Validation and a couple of other plugins. They are all coexisting and working fine. This one page in my app has the JQueryUI tabs, Modal progress pop-up working just fine. This page also has a couple of JQuery AJAX calls to my server side events. That all works fine!
I just added a Jquery date picker to one of the text boxes on the first tab on my data entry form and nothing happens or is displayed when you click on the date textbox. I am going to post the HTML markup for the page and my JQuery code. Please let me know if you see anything glaring? HTML
jQuery validation is working fine on my machine, when i pushed it to test server it won't it's throwing some errors which is kind of surprising.These are the errors I am getting: $.validator is null or not an object...I've never gotten this error before and it throwing an error when I declared a variable like var isValid.I don't know what to do. I am doing the custom validation methods not in the document.ready(). Does this cause this error? I wonder because all jquery validations are passing and hitting the server side validations.
one juvenile question , i am having a asp.net intranet application which is using jquery, instead of ref jquery to every page, i decided it to put it on the master page inside the script manager scriptReference tag. note not all pages of my application requires jquery, so is it a wise thing to do, or it will affect the performance,
If I use jQuery AJAX to call a specific ASP.NET page method how to have that method return a value back to the AJAX method that called it?
Update
My situation is I have an existing web application with many existing methods. I would like to be able to use jQuery to execute some of these methods and then update the UI with the results. My mandate is to stay away from ASP.NET AJAX and stick with jQuery. Management is concerned about continued development and support with ASP.NET AJAX from Microsoft. I agree with them.
I have a nested master page. A parent master page, a child master page and a content page whose master page is the child master page. I have a reference to jQuery in the parent master page in the head section.<script type="text/javascript" src='<%#ResolveUrl("~/includes/jquery-1.4.2.min.js") %>' ></script> & Page.Header.DataBind(); in the OnLoad event.
I am using jQuery in all the pages including the master pages. However I am getting "Error: $().ready is not a function" in the content page. If I include jQuery reference in the content page it works. Question: If the reference to jQuery is in the master page head section, why aren't the content pages able to use jQuery? When I do view source, the script tag with jQuery is there and it works. The master pages and content page are merged during rendering and sent to the browser as a single html page so I am not sure when master pages are used, jQuery references break.
UPDATE:
When I changed '$.ready(function()' to 'jQuery(document).ready(function($)' it worked! I am not loading any other javascript libraries and I am not using MS Ajax.
I have aspx page and in that page i registerd ascx page. i want to access the aspx page <div id = "idofdiv"> from ascx page jquery function. i have jquery function in ascx page. i want to access idofdiv in that function.
