I want to prompt the user to enter up to four specific months as an input on my page. Should I use a textbox control and just apply validators to it? or a check list box? which would control what the user puts it and would make it easier to iterate through the selected items? The only concerns I have are the looks of the list box. Can I make it look and feel like a drop down box? Also, how do I limit the selection to 4? If I use a text box, how do I validate that "up to" 4 items are entered let's say separated by a comma?
I have a custom user control with some input fields and a submit button. I need to validate the fields using the jquery validation plugin when the submit button is clicked. (The function of the submit button is to create another custom control which displays the data entered in the above mentioned control)
Bt as far as I knw, validation plugin works only with form validation ryt? And my custom control does not contain a form tag as I am using master pages. The custom control is present in one of the content pages and the master page already contains a form tag with a runat=server attribute. And I guess one page can contain only a single form tag with runat=server attrib ryt?
My BeginForm is like this.. <% using (Html.BeginForm("Insert", "StudentController", FormMethod.Post, new { @id = "exc-" })) {%>
I have one textbox in my view I need to check my textbox is empty or not if it is Empty display alert box saying please Enter some value in textbox other wise go to controler..
I added requiredvalidator to validate the input field in hte detailviews control. the only probably problem is error message shows up when form popup. I only want to show the error message after I click on the submit button. here's my code.
I would like to program an Input Box that comes up when a user clicks 'Find' button. It asks 'Please enter an employee number'. Then it takes the employee number typed into a text box and searches a dataset for that specific employee record.
I know that it should be server side because the client may not have the proper javascript installed or diabled. Therefore, can someone give me some code to put in code behind that can pop up an input box and use the input after, if this can be done?
I have created the user control and it has got one table with few rows in it. One row has got a text box with custom validaor and other row will have check boxes dynamically added through server side.
On the main page, i am loading that user control about 10-15 times depending upon the values from the database.
Is there any way of setting the properties of user control validator on the main page? Text box will only be validated if any check box is checked in the user control.
I am also not able to find the usercontrols through the main page.
I am using Membership provider.. I integrated the aspnet member tables into my database.
I need the user to enter password on a data entry form and validate it against the membership tables.
How can I do this. This is the set up. I have few fields and user enters those fields and also enters the password, and submits the form. It is kind of like signature... i am looking for something like..
This is a mix of programming and sysadmin but I decided its more of a programming issue.
Currently working building a password management web application for managing Oracle user accounts (C#).
The scope calls for verification of the users Oracle username and password before they're allowed to set a new password. Without creating a table of users passwords (hashed or otherwise, this is a security risk), how can I verify the old users password?
My current solution is to make an attempt to connect to the database using the username/password specified by the user. Too many attempts at this would lock the user out on the Oracle end, so brute forcing isn't too plausible. Are there other security risks here I am missing or is there a better way of handling this?
We use AD as primary authentication but the AD accounts aren't tied to the Oracle accounts so it's just a preliminary check.
AD Check for proper domain (intranet) User enters Oracle Username/Password Enters old Password, new Password + Confirmation Reset password if correct
I have 2 user controls on registered on one aspx page. UserControl1 us having one text box with require field and one submit button.UserControl2 is also having one text box with requirefiled and save button. Expected o/p is- When I am clicking on any button out of 2(submit or save). Then only related text boxof that user control should be validate. But the error is Both text boxes are validate.
Create a class Employee which will implement the below interface: IEmployee. The application should accept the function to invoke and its parameters from the console in the Format:
The implemetation shold have the necessary checks on whether the input is in correct format by handling like FormatException.And the program should be able to continuously accept the input and print corresponding output until the input given as "Exit".
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Text; using System.Threading.Tasks;
namespace ConsoleApplication1
[CODE]..
Issue: I am unable take the user input in the corresponding format.in the above code everytime I have to give the user input in the format "Set:Age:33" but this is not I m looking for .Actually firstly the expected input and output should be given in the format as per the screenshot I have attached.
I have a user control (ascx file) that contains an interface for users to change the data retrieved from the db. So, I am displaying data and most of this data can be edited by the user. When the user enters text into a textbox, and clicks "Save Changes", the value they typed in is lost and not persisted to the database. I realize now this is because the SaveChanges button does a postback, and the user control gets reloaded with its original valuesbefore the code within my SaveChanges button gets executed. I'm not sure if there are properties I need to set to save the input data, or if I need to write my own code to do it. What is the generally accepted method to do this? (Also, all of the controls in the ascx file are wrapped in an Update Panel.)
Dim sResponseToName As String = Request.Params("contact_Email").ToString()
but no email is sent to the input email address.... If I hard code a random email instead of Request.Params("contact_Email").ToString() it works fine. But for some reason I can not get to the inputted user address.
kinda stumped, I've tried a few things but no luck. How do I get the Request.Params to work in an aspx, and do I need to add something in <asp:TextBox....> to reference it.
If you map a google maps application and want to store every location the user clicks on, how can you store that data in vb.net/asp.net in a collection, with the intention of putting it in a database later.
I'm pretty sure I know how to store it in javascript, perhaps with an array, but I'm unsure of how to transfer that into the application (Without sticking it in visible text that the user sees or adding it to a form).
I am making some change to my MVC app to allow user to modify their existing email address contained in the profile. I have 'email' and 'confirm email' fields both which load the existing email address when the user enters the edit page (both textboxes are loaded from the same database field). The issue I am having is that when the user edits the 'email' text field and forgets or enters a different address into the 'confirm' field, validation occurs and instead of retaining what the user entered it loads what's contained in the Model when it tried to save into both fields once again (to the user it would appear that validation should not have occurred). I would like validation to fire and retain what the user initially entered in the text boxes.
For example, if the original email address is [URL] and the user enters [URL] for the 'email' address and forgers or enters a different address into the 'confirm' field, validation fires and loads [URL] into both because that's what was captured during the attempted Save. I would like for [URL] to remain in the 'confirm' textbox, or if the user entered something that never matched that would remain.
How can I get around this but still have the existing email address load into both fields when the user initially enters the 'Edit' area?
What is the most reliable way to get the current user input from a ComboBox? I've noticed that SelectedItem.Text, SelectedValue, and Text all contain the wrong result when the user deletes everything in the box and then immediately does something to cause a postback without clicking outside the box first (e.g. the user presses Backspace to delete the current contents and then presses a Submit button without clicking on anything else in the form first).
Probably simple question but it has been a long time since i work with UI,I have a textarea that the user can enter his input. I'm saving the input into sql server table.when i want to display the input all the breaks that the user entered are gone.I remember there was a way to replace char 13 with <br/> (did that with classic ASP)I wonder if there is any better way to over come this problem with asp.net,
I'm creating a website with ASP.net and I have a sign up page. The user has to enter a name and password in textboxex, and choose a location and reason for joining from dropdown lists. (There is a built in wizard for new user sign-up but I chose not to use it).I would like to save the information entered in a table in a database in the App_Data folder. How do I do this?
I have been tasked with what on the surface seems a simply problem. I need to provide users with a method of entering an order number and in return they are given the next sequential number (seeded from a resetable number). As each order number is entered and sequential number is returned and a list of all entries/outputs is maintained.
user 1 enters a number, returns 1
user 2 enters another number, returns 2
user 3 enters any number even a repeat of previous number, returns 3
A text file or similar is maintained with results
number,1
number,2
number,3
etc etc
I was going to do this with PHP but its no longer an option, I have IIS available so can be done via web form / asp / sql.
1. When the user enters a fee, the form should automatically calculate the VAT and add it to the fee when he go to the next textbox. The result should be displayed in a textbox.
2. The user chooses an element from a dropdownlist. The next textboxes are filled in dependence of his choice with text.
Example:
User chooses "1. Quarter" from dropdownlist so text from Textbox1 becomes "01.01." and Textbox2 "31.03."
I'm building a web app (VS2010, C#, .NET 4.0) and am aiming to make heavy use of objects. One particular object will be a 'user' object. One of the properties I am exposing for the object is the users Status (e.g. Pending, Active, Suspended, Expired). In the front end this status will be editable and I don't want users of the app to enter invalid statuses (Pendong, New, etc.). I could hard code the valid statuses in the front end making use of a radiobutton list or dropdownlist, but that isn't logically where the valid values should be defined, I would have thought that the objects class would be a better place.Now this leave me with two problems:
Which is the best place to define the valid values? If I add them to the class, how do I read and present them in the front end?I'm hoping that you guys can put me straight here. Are any of my ideas architectually correct, or if not then what would be better.
What i am trying to achieve is that there are 7 columns in my db table. one is primary key and rest 6 are integer columns. Now my application will allow user to input 6 values. I want to compare 6 values entered by user to those 6 integer columns and if in any row 3 or more columns match user's input Primary key of that table is returned..
I have tried using queries, cursor, nested loops and i am still unable to achieve my results..
DB Table Structure.. I am inputting 2,3,7,11,45,65. Number of returned rows should be 5. eg..
