I've designed and built this form using Visual Studio 2010 in design mode and set the appropriate controls for each function example txtemail for the text field. Here's a link to the form I did so far you may view my source code, the mission im trying to accomplish is to reset the form by clearing all fields and clearing all validations.
I'm currently studying the Asp.Net VB in TAFE too.
I am a completely new to ASP but have been given the task of creating some simple forms for my employer. how I could validate the Email, Website fields? And also make the Post Code a required field?
I have a basic Web site project in VB.NET (Visual Studio 2013 Express for Web), and was wondering if it would be possible to use PHP as the code to process the Web site's email contact form. That is, PHP would be part of a myContactForm.aspx Web page and, if so, are Windows servers acceptable to PHP? Do Windows servers and PHP like one another?
For some reason I have in my mind the idea that ASP/ASP.NET = Windows servers, while PHP = Unix servers.
I need to create a form that would work like this Choose Provider :( user would select gmail, yahoo, hotmail, ext) Enter Name: ( user enters there name) Message : ( user enters message) and then the "submit"button.
I am building an email feature in my website (jobs site). By using this functionality, recruiters will be able to send emails to candidates. I want an option so that the user can also set 'From Address' and the email should be ANTI-SPAM compliant.
How do you use the http POST method with a Grid View on another page. I am trying to use the POST method to send the ID from the selected row of a Grid View, I am using a link button set to fire the select command and it has the Post Back URL set, from one page and then retrieve the ID value on another page using an Object Data Source. Also, under the Defining Parameters, I am setting the ID parameter to Form Parameter Source and have entered the Grid Views name in the Form Field.
I started working on an ASP.NET web app for my companies local intranet. While coding it, I emailed our IT team, to get an intranet domain/server setup.
So, they emailed me back with the server credentials+the domain. But, I'm not really sure what to do from here.
How I need to setup the server and ASP.NET settings to get everything working?
what can I use on a form that will hold images and text and can be sent as the body in an Email? For example, can I use a panel and add a table inside it and then organize text and images in the table and then use the panel as the body in the email?
I created an image button in my header template. When clicked, it calls the Sorting method. When I change the image url in code behind, it does not render. By setting a break point, I can see the property being updated, but I assume it is getting overridden by the default I set in the HTML page.
I'm guessing this worked in ASP.NET MVC 1 but not 2. The reason I need the id property set is so that I can do jQuery validation on the form: $("#myForm").validate etc...
I want to have a PHP login form on my website. When the user enters a username and password and clicks submit, they should be directed to a remote website logged in (therefore skipping the login form on the remote site).
As mentioned in the title, the remote site is built using ASP.NET.
I've tried to search for a solution this but really not finding.
I'm using FCKEditor, and have downloaded a plugin for it. This plugin requires the folder (called 'integration') to be set up as a virtual application. Now I've managed to do this with my web hosts, but I want to do it locally too so I can test it locally. how to convert this folder into a web application? At the moment, all of the aspx pages cannot see an object which resides in the integrationin folder.
I am not sure how to explain my current issue. Right now I have a Form that spans a couple of pages. I have divided the Form into multiple section as well including a File Upload section, a File Download section, and have an 'Update' button at the bottom of the Form. I also have Error labels within each section, and have an Error label at the bottom of the Form under the 'Update' button.The problem that I am experiencing right now is that when I produce one of these errors, the Form automatically displays the very top of the page. So in other words, if the error message is displayed at the bottom of the Form, the user has no idea unless they scroll all the way down.Is there anyway to keep the application focus at the area where the button is clicked on? This way if the user produces an error, they will see it right away.
I'm trying to set the default button to my master page for logging in.
Basically I've got a master page, with a LoginView in it, with a Login control in it, With a button in it... When you press "Enter" I want it to use that as the default button.
(structure in sudo-code if it helps)
BODY Form ID=Form1 LoginView ID=MasterLoginView AnonymousTemplate Login ID=MainLogin LayoutTemplate Button ID=LoginButton
I know I've got to use .FindControl("") but as much as I mess with it I can't seem to get it to hook to the button.
I have an "Admin" folder in my application that will include pages that I would not like to have anonymous access to. When a user attempts to load a page that resides in this folder, I would like to redirect them to a login page. Here is what I have in my config so far.
I have a form where a user is going to enter an email address. What is the best way to validate what they enter? Whether it's okay to throw an exception to validate input versus using a regex?
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Specifically: Don't bother with your own validation. .NET 4.0 has significantly improved validation via the MailAddress class. Just use MailAddress address = new MailAddress(input) and if it throws, it's not valid ...
And the counter argument: it is generally bad practice to catch an exception as a way of validating data ...