I am with MVC 3 validation code for a checkbox field that I can't seem to get to work. I'm looking for feedback to what might be wrong or if I am going about this a totally wrong way. I have searched for this error and as a beginner I think I am more turned around than when I started.
Does anyone know how to access the value of a Boolean which is displayed within a gridview as a checkbox?? The standard Grid view will render a bit type (i.e. Boolean) datatype into an ASP:CheckBoxField, but how can i access the value of the underlying data, either true/false.
The code works fine for text columns but I need the value of a Boolean cell.
In trying to improve 'user experience' with a GridView, I have an administrative application where a GridView is displaying records from a SQL table. One of the columns is a bit column, and is displayed as a checkbox in the GridView. I want the user to be able to simply check or uncheck the box while viewing the GridView, and the value in that column for that record is immediately updated. So I set AutoPostBack="true" on the CheckBox in the GridView's Template Field.
But tests are indicating that the column value is not actually getting changed, even though the page appears to post back and displays the newly checked (or unchecked) checkbox correctly. But if I check the SQL table directly the column's value has not changed.
Using Asp.net Webforms how can I validate that a checkbox has been checked. (I cannot do a postback) has to be in javascript (either custom - working with the existing validation controls for other fields. or using a .net validation control)
n my aspx page i am having a checkbox list ..It has binded values from a table.. I need to validate the checkbox list ..I tried the following script
var checkBoxCount = 0; var elements = document.getElementById('<%=ChkBoxList.ClientID%>'); for(i=0; i<elements.length;i++) { if(elements[i].checked) [code]....
I'm developing an an asp.net 2 application in c#. This site is being built with accessibility in mind, and as such I need a to build a registration from that validates using server side scripts and not use client side validation.I need to validate a textbox (whether any text has been entered), if a check box has been checked.
Bear in mind that I can't use any clientside code such as javascript postback that is wired into the <asp:CheckBox /> control.
ASP.NET3.5 Webforms. Am trying to put a validator on the drop down list, only if the checkbox is checked.
This doesn't work. If I put an alert in the onclick event, it does show.
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> function setVal(sender) { var myVal = document.getElementById('<%=(DropDownList)CreateUserWizard1.CreateUserStep.ContentTemplateContainer.FindControl("ddlSupplierCouncilArea")%>');
I have <asp:Button ID="btnDelete" ..../> and <asp:DataList ID="lstOrder"..../>
"lstOrder" has <asp:CheckBox ..../> for each "lstOrder" item. I am binding "lstOrder" to DataTable at run time (DataTable is being created dynamically"
"btnDelete" first loops through the "lstOrder" and stores the indexes of items which are marked(checked). Next rows are deleted from the DataTable and "lstOrder" is binded again.
I don't want to postback if none of the items are marked in the "lstOrder"
I'm using AjaxToolkit and it works just fine. In one form i'm using the Time field (MaskedEdit). I need to validate Time field only if a tickbox is ticked. Is it possible?
having one listview in the listview first column is checkbox.on the out side of the listview there is dropdown list and button. i have to make functionality is on button click need to check atleast one checkbox has to selected if not then has to send alert for this. atleast select one checkbox from listview.
I have repeater control which contains checkbox. when user click on download button I want to check whether user select atleast on checkbox using javascript not jquery.
How to validate DropDownCheckBoxes control at client side(javascript or Jquery)? I would like to restrict the user to submit the page if no item is selected in the dropdowncheckboxes control. i.e no check box is checked.Javascript/Jquery code to validate the control at client side.
Now what I want to achieve is, when user clicks IsComplete checkbox, she must enter the date of completion. So, I want a validation (client side) on DateOfCompletion if the checkbox is selected (checked). And, I also want to use Validator Callout Extender if possible.
I am writing a bit of code to store about 100 (yes/no) answers about hotels. I have about 7000 records so I need to try and get this right the first time.At the min I have 4 * int32 values stored in SQL and I use a structure containing names boolean values like swimming pool, bar etc etc. In my BLL I have a method that tests the bits in the int 32 and sets the boolean value to try or false.
I have not had any problems with this way, but was thinking about the performance as this would currently have with about 100 if statements in the BLL to set all of the boolean values.The only other ways as I see it are..
1) have 100 boolean columns in the sql table, which I feel would be messy.
2) to have all the int32 sql values populate another text field that is stored in the DB so that the int32 value creates a text string when the hotel owner populates the click boxs in the first place. - then I just display the text value which would have been created something like "pool, bar" My way of lots of ifs does work, I was just worried about the performance
I'm trying out the jQuery Validation plugin jQuery Docs Here is the markup of my form:
<% using (Html.BeginForm("action", "contoller", null, FormMethod.Post, new { id = "sxform" })){%> <div id="manifest"> Manifest Option:<br /> <%= Html.DropDownList("docid", ViewData["manifests"] as SelectList, new { @class = "required" })%> </div> <div id="release"> Release Version:<br /> <%= Html.TextBox("release", null, new { @class = "required" })%> </div> <div id="locale"> Localization:<br /> <%= Html.DropDownList("localization", ViewData["localizations"] as SelectList, new { @class = "required" })%> </div> <div id="label"> Label:<br /> <%= Html.TextBox("label", null, new { @class = "required" })%> </div> <div id="session"> Session ID (optional):<br /> <%= Html.TextBox("sessionInput", null, new { @class = "required" })%> </div> <div id="submit"><input type="submit" value="Build" /></div> <% } %> JS: $(document).ready(function(){ $("#sxform").validate(); });
I am using MS MVC HTML Helpers to render this form. The resulting markup looks fine. IE each input and selection element contains the attribute 'class' with the value 'required'. When I submit this form the validation does noting.
I have a registration form which is working perfectly well, I need to enhance it slightly from where it is. As it is users are able to register for an account wether the email has been previously used/allocated in the user db.A client side call to the IsEmailAvailable function works great, just not working correctly server side. Here is the code.
My function:
[Code]....
And my if statement:
[Code]....
So my question is, how can I pass the end value of the IsEmailAvailable function to my if statement correctly.
I have a 32 bit number in my DB/ DAL layer that is used to represent some yes/no facilities about hotels. so I for example bit might mean "has swimming pool", bit 2 might mean "reception desk" etc etc.Currently I have some code in the BLL that says if (number and 2) = 2 then .ispool = true - this is repeated for any many boolean hotel referances I have.What happens then is in the UI have then say something like if .ispool = true then display swimming pool icon.
Then it occurs to me that I am testing the value twice 1) To test the bin to bool in the BLL and create the structure 2) to test the structure to dislay the icon.
If I move the if (number and 2) = 2 to the UI I get the same result with one less if.Is there some better way or code do deal with this, maybe loop through the structure or something like that or an asp way that is more suitable to deal with binary representation of boolean's.