MVC Normal Edit Form With Upload (and Validation) Using JQuery UI Modal?
Jun 3, 2010
I have a form that resides inside a jQuery UI dialog, the form have some fields such as first, last name, etc... and also allow file upload. I can't use Ajax.BeginForm() since ajax doesn't allow upload (or does it?), so I have to use the regular Html.BeginForm() for my form to call my ActionResult. But I need to do some validation on the server and displays the response within that form, or displays a message if the form successfully posted. How do I displays the message in that jQuery UI modal dialog?
I was using a view to create an object for my specific project, but now I have to adapt this to another requirements, such as the creation of this object must be integrated in the creation of another one. The thing is, that this object must be created before starting to create the other one, and the way of doing it will be poping up a modal dialog box with JQuery with the form to create it. I've got to adapt the creation and it works fine, except for the validation messages. It is made in the controller like :
I have a jquery windows modal with some textboxes and a OK button, i have placed some field validators to respective textboxes with ValidationGroup. When the windows modal opens, the required field validator are working when clicking on OK button but i cannot to visualize the error summary. how can i do to visualize the summary?
The validation summary is inside a div which I'd like to show as a modal message using the jQuery UI. The problem is that I can't figure out how to execute the javascript when the ValidationSummary is shown.
I've made an ASP.NET web form that uses the standard ASP.NET validation. I'd like to make the error summary show up in a jQuery UI Modal Message as well as below the actual form.Is it possible to execute the script if the validation finds an error?
I want to use this fancy Ajax Login Form with ASP.NET:www.bitrepository.com/ajax-login-modal-box.htmlThe example uses PHP as the backend. May I use the ASP.NET Login Control?
I'm using the ASP.Net Validation controls and I want to display the Validation Summary in a JQuery Dialog instead of the native javascript alert messagebox. I've found this solution (aspsnippets) by overriding the clientside WebForm_OnSubmit() function:
The WebForm_OnSubmit() function is being rendered by the BaseValidator control and in the form tag te following attribute is being added: onsubmit="javascript:return WebForm_OnSubmit();
I am running into a problem on a page which has an UpdatePanel. The input field with the validator (1 to make it simple) is in a Panel within an UpdatePanel. The Panel is set to Visible=False at the first Page Load. There's a button inside the UpdatePanel which makes the Panel with the Validator Visible.
When this happens, the WebForm_OnSubmit() function and the onsubmit="javascript:return WebForm_OnSubmit(); attribute of the form tag are not being rendered because it's an AJAX callback and the form tag is outside the updatepanel (in a master page), so the validation summary will not be shown in the jquery dialog.
Validation is being performed, so the validation summary wil be shown in a div on a page, but the validation is not being called by the WebForm_OnSubmit() function in this case, because it's not being rendered.
So, when the validators are not visible at the first load and they will be made visible by an AJAX callback, the WebForm_OnSubmit() function and the onsubmit="javascript:return WebForm_OnSubmit(); attribute of the form tag are not being rendered on the pag. Because of that, the WebForm_OnSubmit() function will not be called and the validation summary will not be shown in the JQuery dialog (although it is being shown in a div on the page). How can I get the Validation Summary to be shown in de JQuery dialog in this case?
Is there another function that has to be overriden for this case? I know I can use a Full Postback for the New button and then all the stuff needed is being rendered on the page, or I can make the panel not visible by using a style, but I don't prefer that because there are a lot of pages with this situation.
One solution is to use a dummy textbox with a dummy validator (with a dummy validationgroup) of which I set the display to none. Then this dummy validator will cause the the WebForm_OnSubmit() function and the onsubmit="javascript:return WebForm_OnSubmit(); attribute of the form tag to be rendered.
I have applied validation through JQuery Validation Plugin on my page. The validation works fine but once the Clear button is hit to clear out all the fields on the form, and then the save button is clicked again, the validation doesn't fire and the form gets submitted. I have called the following javascript function on click of Clear button to clear out all the form fields :-
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The Clear button is on a ChildPage and ResetForm function is on the MasterPage.
I want to validate some asp.net textboxes with the jQuery Validation plugin found at[URL], but it appears that the elements must be between a form tag. If I have just a couple elements, I would hardly call that a form, so I would rather not have them wrapped inside a form element. Is there a way around this? Also, if I have two buttons on the form, a cancel and a submit button and I want the form only to validate when the submit button is clicked, but not the cancel button, how is this accomplished?
I have and problem of validate my element from the out side the form tag.
Here I am describe what I have done and what i need :
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now this TxtSite element is out side that SiteDetail form and i want to validate this element when i have submit data this validation should be validate.
I have a simple form that uses jQuery validation to notify the user of input errors, etc. When I add an ASP.NET CustomValidator to the form, it causes the page to postback and skip the jQuery validation. I need the form to not be submitted to the server until the client-validation is correct. Has anyone seen this before?
I am using a MultiView inside an UpdatePanel with several views within it and a button on each that is supposed to validate the controls on the current view before moving onto the next view in the sequence (a bit like the Wizard control except I wanted more freedom).
I am using an LinkButton but the problem is that the LinkButton is not causing validation -- I have also tested with an ImageButton which isn't causing validation either. However, when I use a normal Button, the validation does work. I have grouped my validation controls into a ValidationGroup and made sure that CausesValidation is turned on.
I am using a telerik radgrid so there are around 5 columns each column edittemplate contains a control along with a required field validator and also a property called AllowMultiRowEdit is set to true so i am able to multiple rows in edit mode.
If any of the values are cleared the for multiple rows I want only those to be validated on update of that particular row.
So i implemented the Grids item data bound event find each and every validator along with the update button and set a unique validation group.
The above implementation most times but fails at some time. Is there any other way of going about this ?
I have a page where I have a tab container and four tabs. the problem is on the first tab "manage quote request" I have a Gridview with the quote request general informatin listed and have a template field created with a link button to databind to the formview quote details. the porblem comes in when after I click on the select linkbutton. the Formview loads right. Then Whe I try to click on the edit linkbuttin in the form view I have to click it twice to change the mode to edit.
I have a usercontrol with an asp.net checkbox in it. I'm attempting to write a jquery script to convert that normal checkbox into a three-state checkbox. The states are 'checked', 'unchecked', and 'intermediate'. Clicking on an intermediate state should change the state to checked, clicking on an unchecked state should change the state to checked, and clicking on the checked state should change the state to unchecked. My idea was to be able to insert a normal asp.net checkbox into the page and then call the jquery function to make it three-state.
Here's my jquery function, which is rough but working:
function SetTriStateCheckBox(checkboxfinder, initialval, originalCkbxUniqueID) { var i = 0; var chks = $(checkboxfinder); if (initialval){ chks.val(initialval); } chks.hide().each(function() { var img = $('<img class="tristate_image" src="../Images/tristateimages/' + $(this).val() + '.gif" />'); $(this).attr("checked", ($(this).val()=="unchecked"?"false":"true")); $(this).attr("name", "input" + i + "image" + i); img.attr("name", "" + i + "image" + i); i++; $(this).before(img); }); $(".tristate_image").click(function() { t = $("[name='input" + $(this).attr("name") + "']"); var tval = t.val(); $(this).attr("src", "../Images/tristateimages/" + (tval=="checked" ? "unchecked" : "checked") + ".gif"); switch (tval) { case "unchecked": t.val("checked").attr("checked", "true"); break; case "intermediate": t.val("checked").attr("checked", "true"); break; case "checked": t.val("unchecked").removeAttr("checked"); } setTimeout('__doPostBack('' + originalCkbxUniqueID + '','')', 0); }); }
Here's a simplified version of my OnPreRender event handler which registers a startup script:
Everything seems to work correctly, except that I'm not hitting the event handler of the original checkbox when I post back, after clicking my newly inserted image. It does hit Page_Load. If I take out the .hide() part of the jquery, and click on the original checkbox, Request.Params['__EVENTTARGET'] is the same as when clicking the newly inserted image.
i am new to this ASP.NET and AJAX.I am trying to learn AJAX. I Have one doubt.what is the difference between normal file upload control and ajax AsyncFileUpload Control ..?
Can anyone tell me how to re-display a form when validation fails, i'm having a problem in that when i submit an empty form, the whole ascx file is returned with textbox and button etc.
I am new to Ajax and want to find out if what i am about to do is correct. I want to create an aspx page that has two buttons.
One button called GetData, to connect tothe database and get table information into a grid view the other button called Create new row, that open an input form in a modal extender to add new row into a table
My question, is that do I use the same input form for add and edit functionality or I create two forms one for Add and another for edit.
The next question, how can i call the edit input form from a grid view.
I have a custom control, that has takes some information from user and submit to the database. it is working fine in normal aspx pages. but when i display that custom user control in jQuery modal popup. The events does not fire or lets say the data is not submitted to the database.
I am using this basic jQuery modal window example: http://www.ericmmartin.com/projects/simplemodal-demos/
It works fine if I set it up to click a standard HTML button. However, I want to use this as an action dialog window so I need to automatically open it via code-behind. I wrapped the jQuery like this: function launchIt() {
I have a gridview that appears in a modal popup that is generated dynamically and is bound to a dynamically generated SqlDataSource.
I did this to hopefully take advantage of the gridview's automatic editing capabilities.
My problem is that when the edit button is clicked the modalpopup closes due to a full postback in spite of the fact that my gridview is in an update panel...
I looked at solutions here and here but neither fixed the problem. I've also tried every combination under the sun regarding the positioning of the ModalPopupExtender in relation to the update panel etc, and have tried changing UpdateMode to conditional as well.
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.
