I've problem with validating all text boxes in PlaceHolder. I made PlaceHolder and I've no idea how to check that all textboxes have integer numbers as a text.
public void Made_Matrix (PlaceHolder Matrix, int Size){
for(int row=0; row < size; row++){
for(int col=0; col < size; col++){
TextBox TB = New TextBox();
Matrix.Controls.Add(TB);
TB.ID = TB + Convert.ToString(row) + Convert.ToString(col);
TB.AutoPostBack = "true";
}
Matrix.Controls.Add(new LiteralControl ("<br/>"));
}
}
public void TB_Validate (PlaceHolder Matrix, int Size){
for (int row = 0; row < size; row++){
for (int col = 0; col < size; col++){
string Ident = TB + Convert.ToString(row) + Convert.ToString(col);
how can i find text hidden in TextBox with ID from Ident? And how to check if it's numeric? I suppose that in .NET there's no function like IsNumeric(), am I right?
I have an ASP.NET gridview where I allow the user to edit a record. I need to validate multiple fields as one. I need to require that the user either enter a first and last name OR a company name. All three cannot be blank. Most of the sample code I am finding does not address the text boxes only being visible while the gridview is in edit mode. When not in edit mode, the text boxes do not exist so document.getElementById('<%= editFirstName.ClientID %>') throws an error upon page load.
I have a about 6 or 7 text boxes which needs to be validated to make sure they are not empty from server side code. So how I usually do this is, check each textbox 1 by 1 to ensure that they are not empty. Are there any other efficient methods to do this? I have searched on SO and have found out that adding all the textboxes to a list and using a for each is a much better method. Are there any other ways that this can be achieved? Thanx a lot in advance :)
Using C# and SQL as the database.I have a page with a gridview and some text boxes and drop down list boxes. A user selects a record from the grid view I query the database and fill the text boxes and drop down list boxes.
Some fields get updated periodincally thus there is no data in those fields in the database until some time.
A strange thing happens.When filling data some text boxes gets a one tab spacing .
I have a custom validator which validates three text boxes. my code is,
[Code]....
I fill in all the three textboxes.it still gives me the error message to fill in all the boxes and does not submit the page even when all the three boxes are filled.
I want to check that a user has not entered a date for the from date that is later than the to date and vice versa. Because it gives me an out of range query error if it is!
I am trying to figure out how to get the text value from each textbox on a page that has a dynamically created number of text boxes. I need to store that value in a database row. I guess what i need is to be able to store the text box values in a collection or arrary of some sort and then be able to use textbox(i).value or something of that nature. Not really sure where to begin.
My application generates report which lists blocks of information within placeholders. When the text is very long it is wrapping around with no indentation.
can anyone give me a step step guide of how add data to a data base( access 2003 with oledb connection) use vb 2005 asp.net aspx pages via text boxes with a button to submit
im using asp.net mvc. how can I allow users to enter html into a textbox. im seting validaterequest to false and still getting this error:A potentially dangerous Request.Form value was detected from the client (Summary="<a>"). i know its not recommended etc, but it's for internal use.
Is it possible to set the start location of all these text boxes to be the same? Currently Two and Three are aligned together, but one is not. They are all inside their own div tags as well, not sure if that will matter. The only thing that does matter is the start of each text box needs to be aligned.
I have two text boxes starttimeInput and endtimeInput that have regularexpression validators to only accept input of time variables (11:00 am, 12:15 pm, etc) and then a durationLabel where I want to calculate between the start time and end time and present it to the user as minutes. I first convert the text to date and so I think I did that with the following:
I hope this is in the right sections....if not please feel free to move it. Does anyone here have examples of how to create multiple text boxes dynamically based on a search result? For example A table has 5 rows. how do I output to the screen 5 text boxes? and then get their details later? (so in a week if there are 15 rows in the table , then 15 text boxes are output) also what would be a good search term on Google for this so I can try and find other examples as the search terms i was using returned zip
I want to display the net amount of a calculation in two text boxes
if netamount = 45.60
first textbox should show rounded value and next textbox should show what is rounded.
I have earlier done this with c by a manual progam of rounding and now my manager dont want me do something like that because he believes c# has all math in build fucntions. So please help me friends.... I want to get the value that is rounded not numbers after the decimal i want to round a number with 10 precisions like 45.8456789990 and get a result like 46 in one textbox and 85 in another.
The asker has a number like double pi = 3.14159265d; and wants to end up with two message boxes after the fact: [ Whole Number] 3 and [2 Decimal Places] 14 and he wants to know how to best achieve this affect. He only knows that he will be given a double, but he does not know whether that number will have fractional values.
Brief overview of my problem......I have certain text boxes(say, txtbox2) in a page that have to be filled only if certain other text boxes(say, txtbox1) are filled. For this, I have disabled the requiredfield validators for txtbox2 in the asp.net code and then wrote a javascript to enable these text boxes on the required conditions. All this works well. In my submit button I have written this,
OnClientClick="if(Page_ClientValidate()) return Check();" my javascript Function Check() { var Valtxtbox1 = document.getElementById("<%=txtbox1.ClientID%>").value; var Valtxtbox2 = document.getElementById("<%=txtbox2.ClientID%>").value; if((Valtxtbox1 != '') && (Valtxtbox2 == '')) { alert('Please enter in txtbox2'); ValidatorEnable(document.getElementById('required_txtbox2'), true); return false; } if ((Valtxtbox2 != '') && (Valtxtbox1 == '')) { if(parseInt(Valtxtbox2)) { alert('Please enter in txtbox1'); ValidatorEnable(document.getElementById('required_txtbox1'), true); } else { document.getElementById("<%=txtbox1.ClientID%>").value = ........................
I just wanted to know if its possible to just have one instance of tinymce running when you have two text boxes... The pic shows both text boxes, the summary text box doesn't need rtf.
I have a dropdown list which include "yes" and "no". When I click "yes", then there have to be 2 text boxes visible, just below the dropdownlist. If the user selects "no" in the dropdownlist, then the 2 text boxes have to disappear again.
User enters values into text boxes (personal information etc.) and then presses a save changes button. The values in these text boxes get stored in an SQL database. The problem I have is that when updating the database using the values from the text boxes, the page refreshes and the values in the text boxes are lost (or rather they return to the values that are already in the database as the data from the database is loaded into the text boxes on Page_Load). When I update the database using valuse stored in variables it all works fine. What is the best way to update with the values from the text boxes?