I am trying to do a correct path javascript like this to an image but when compiling this code, I receive the error:
"Too many characters in character literal"
I have tried to figure it out but it seems correct but something might be wrong. I have to use ResolveUrl to go back to the rootdirectory.
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I have a javascript to enable text boxes when called, I want to trigger this code when a user picks value "Custom" from a dropdownlist, so that I can display/Hide these new textboxes.
<asp:DropDownList ID="DateRangeDropDownList" runat="server" Enabled="False" **OnSelectedIndexChanged="EnableTextBoxes('SomeValue');"**>
<asp:ListItem>Some Value</asp:ListItem>
<asp:ListItem>Custom</asp:ListItem>
</asp:DropDownList>
but when I run this code I get Too many characters in character literal
I know that it is basic questions, but I am stuck here.
I have TableOne have fields: USERNAME, PID, GID, TID, SID, NEWSID. I need to write query string to check if those value is already in the table. If not, insert those value to the table.
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However, I got the many errors:
Error 1 Too many characters in character literal
Error 3 Newline in constant
When I click the button it's giving an error "Illegal characters in path.",instead opening the pdf file
protected void Button2_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
Response.ContentType = "application/pdf";
Response.AddHeader("content-disposition", "attachment;filename=TestPage1.pdf");
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I've these codes in my DATABASE in other words it's HTML. I tried these stuff:
<div runat="server" id="div1" visible="false">
<asp:Literal ID="literal1" runat="server" Text="" />
</div>
I tried in C# code behind:
div1.InnerText = contents;
div1.InnerHtml = contents
literal1.Text = contents;
But is still doesn't render well. I displays the original values in stead of a table and cells and columns. colours etc. etc....
What am I missing?
All these HTML's are in DABASE.Column e.g. column "Contents"
e.g.
"& lt;p class=& quot;MsoNormal" style= "color: #339966;"><"
;" ;> ;< ;strong > ;&l
ot; > ;& ;nbsp; < ;/span >< ;/p >
I've put (spaces between & and gt above code otherwise it was not showing in stackoverflow.) The HTML sysntaxs are correct because it's created by an HTMLEDITOR.
Here is my JavaScript:
<script type="text/javascript">
function onholdev(index) {
var chk = document.getElementById('<%=grdCons.Rows[' + index + '].FindControl
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I have the following:
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And I am trying to do the same with Razor:
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But I keep having the error:
Compiler Error Message:
CS0103: The name 'ResolveUrl' does not exist in the current context
What am I doing wrong?
buildLetter.Append("</head>").AppendLine();
buildLetter.Append("").AppendLine();
buildLetter.Append("<style type="text/css">").AppendLine();
Assume the above contents resides in a file. I want to write a snippet that removes any line which has empty string "" and put escape character before the middle quotations. The final output would be:
buildLetter.Append("</head>").AppendLine();
buildLetter.Append("<style type="text/css">").AppendLine();
The outer " .... " is not considered special chars. The special chars may be single quotation or double quotation. I could run it via find and replace feature of Visual Studio. However, in my case i want it to be written in c# or VB.NET
I have a string that came from an old database of unknown character encoding. I am having trouble encoding/filtering the string to show the correct text.What the data looks like in the database: Marronnière à quatre pansWhat we need the string to show up as: Marronnière à quatre pansSpecifically, I am having trouble parsing the string so I can display the character à (à)This is an asp.Net 2.0 site written in VB using a Sql Server 2005 Database. Not sure if it matters, but data comes from a column with this collation: SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_ASI've tried encoding the string to various encodings in the code to no avail. I've also passed the string (encoded different ways) into a byte array to find a unique byte pattern for the bad characters without success.
View 1 RepliesI've been working on this very simple problem for days. I really don't know what's wrong. I have an insert statement that saves the Category Code, Call Number, and other details of a book to an SQL Server Database. The code is found below. The bold font is the one having the problem.
neither the code, nor the stored procedure has an error. The only problem I have is that the Category Code of "CHM" for instance, is reduced to a single character "C". The same thing happens with all other category codes that were inserted. Only the first character is saved. This is odd, because the Call Number, which has the same data type and string length, does not suffer the problem. It is saved with an intact 3 number of characters in the database. I left a breakpoint on the part that captures the content of the string variable CategoryCode, and it clearly contains a total of 3 characters. I also executed the stored procedure directly in the database, and it's also saving 3 characters. However, when ASP.NET connects to the database using that stored procedure, it always save a single character for category code.
public static string Insert(string Title, string Author, string CategoryCode, string CallNumber, int NoOfCopies, string Details, string UserID, string InsertType, DateTime DateUpdated)
I have datagrid , i have 4 columns , one columns contain 120 charcater , i set width 4th columns as 35%
my this grid column get extend like 120 character , i want to set width like 20 characters , i dont want to extend width like 120
protected void btnPDF_Click(object sender, ImageClickEventArgs e) {
Response.ContentType = "application/pdf";
Response.AddHeader("content-disposition", "attachment;filename=TestPage.pdf");
Response.Cache.SetCacheability(HttpCacheability.NoCache);
StringWriter sw = new StringWriter();
HtmlTextWriter hw = new HtmlTextWriter(sw);
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I am trying to use a WebClient to get the content of another webform in my project. I am using a WebClient because I want to do this asynchronously, so if there is a better way to do that, I am open to it.My webclient, however, is erroring with the "Illegal characters in path" error. Looking at it in the debugger, I see that this is the URI string I am using:
"PortfolioDetail.aspx?CCSG=True&Open=False&Plcmt=2008-Aug "
I don't see any illegal characters in it... what am I doing wrong?
I'm going through my apps and carving out as many querystring URLs as possible by using Routing instead.For our product catalog,we have many product categories that have characters like ampersands and slashes in them which don't go over to well when used in a URL.
I'm currently using Page.GetRouteUrl in my databound objects to create URLs like "~/catalog/My Category", which gets encoded to "~/catalog/My%20Category", so I used string.replace to smooth that into "~/catalog/My_Category".
But then, as mentioned, I have categories with commas, ampersands, slashes, quotes, &c.,
My question: is there a general way to easily deal with these characters in route keys, or do I need to develop a list of URL-friendly characters to use and replace all of the ugly ones, then un-replace them when I'm passing the route data to my LINQ statements?If that's so, then I can't use <asp:RouteParameter /> in declarative markup.
How can I handle URLs with illegal characters such that they don't throw an unhandled exception? I tried an HttpModule but that doesn't catch the error. I'm using IIS6 and .Net 2.0.
View 2 RepliesI am trying to upload a file Into a MapPath but I am getting a error 'C:/WebSite/userimages/' is a physical path, but a virtual path was expected. My code is:
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In my MasterPage, I'm using LoginView control that looks like this:
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In the code behind, here's what I do:
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When I try to pull up the home page -- as an unauthenticated user -- I get "Object reference not set to an instance" error pointing to where I start building the user menu i.e. litUserMenu.Text = "<li>...
how to show error msg in literal if no record found in database according to the text entered in textbox1 and textbox2 else if show record in gridview if the text entered in textbox1 and textbox2 will be found in database ...
View 1 Replies This is something thats been bugging me for a while. I can't even remember if I fixed this before or not. What I'm trying to do is display a single error message for all validation controls on my page. I think this is possible if you write your own javascript function for a Custom Control, hiding the error message, and displaying it on a single control. Writting all the javascript for this and then refering to the control with "GetElementByID". But can I use controls like RequiredFieldValidator, and make them display messages on one single control without having to write javascript for each one of them? One single message on one single literal or label or whatever, at the bottom of the page, that says "fill in the compulsary fields" or something
similar. I find it very annoying having a list of validators underneath each other with different messages.
I have written this query for retrieving data from mysql as below
select FeedbackCode,EMailID,FeedbackDetail,
Date_Format(FeedbackDate,'%m,%d') as 'Feedback_Date'
from FeedbackDetail
where EMailID not like '' and InstanceCode =5
and I'm binding this data with GridView in asp.net but at the column of Feedback_Date,
instead of Date I receive System.Byte[].
we recently upgraded an application (.NET 2.0) that we maintain to use Oracle 11g. The application uses MS Enterprise Library 2.0. We've found that when the database.ExecuteNonQuery(Oracle.DataAccess.Client.OracleCommand) method is called, it bombs when the stored procedure expects a parameter as a number, but receives a string. This didn't happen prior to upgrading. If I cast the parameter to an Int, I don't recieve the error. Was something possible missed during the upgrade? The issue occurs regardless if we are hitting an 11g database, or a 10g database.
EDIT: I neglected to mention that this same issue does not occur when ExecuteDataReader is called (handles implicit conversion of the datatype).
How do I set my insert identity return value parameter in codebehind? I have working code now but i have all of my parameters set in codebehindexcept the following:
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I use the following my .net applications to resolve the path to an image or css file or javascript file.
<%=ResolveUrl("~/Scripts/myscript.js")%>
<%=ResolveUrl("~/images/myimage.jpg")%>
All my pages and controls inherit from a base page or base user control.
I have tried but didnt succeed in overriding the ResolveUrl method so that I could include some custom logic in the files path.
how I might override the ResolveUrl method? Alternative is to create my own custom method that does similar but would prefer to work with ResolveUrl.
I am looking for a way to resolve a relative url the way you would with a page or control instance (MSDN Docs) such as:
Page.ResolveUrl("~/common/Error.aspx");
...but when I only have an HttpContext available to me, such as when I am in a HttpHandler.
Will I need to use a custom function, such as the one seen here?
Or is there a way to get at the underlying function used by the Page.
How do you resolve a url like "../../images/test.png" to [URL] in a static asp.net web method?
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