Web Forms :: Cancel Button PostBack Event During PostBack
Mar 10, 2011
I have a script that runs during the Page_Load() event which checks a database table to make sure that the user is still owns the lock on the page. If they no longer own the lock, I disable all the controls on the page and display an
error message.My thinking was that by disabling all controls during Page_Load() I could prevent any PostBack events from occuring. For example, I have a button on the page called "Save and Quit"
Okay after some further investigation it seems that this does work as expected when i run it in a standalone page, however we are using this script, and it appears that it is causing a conflict..
That script moves any href='javascript:... into the click handler, im guessing that the order the handlers are assigned may have something to do with it...
On my page: a Button1, a ListView1, a Panel1 and inside Panel1 an ImageButton1In the ListView1_PreRender-Event the property Panel1.Visible = false or Panel1.Visible = true is set.1. After first loading of the Page Panel.Visible = false ist set in ListView1_PreRender.2. After the postback click on Button1 the criteria for the visibility of Panel1 are evaluated, thus setting in the ListView_PreRender Panel.Visible = true.
I have 2 textboxes and a submit button inside a .net composite server control. I tried to only postback when submit button is clicked. I set autopostback = false for both textboxes. But either one still trigger submit button's onclick event by hitting "Enter" inside textbox. How can I stop postback by enter key?
I dont know what happened but none of my buttons or linkbuttons causes a postback anymore. I have dragged a few updatepannels on the page but the linkbutton concerned is not enclosed within an update pannel. when I click it there is just no postback happening anymore. I set the debugger at Page_load but...its not reached. I used firebug to analyse the http requests. there is none. its like those are not considered buttons anymore.
I have a problem with the ASP FileUpload control. It occurs in Safari and on websites where anonymous authentication is disabled and windows authentication is enabled.
When I select a file in the upload-control and then press an ASP-button the serverside event for the button is not triggered and PostBack is false.
Steps to reproduce the error:
1. Create a page with a file upload and a button. Print a message in the page's load event so you can see that if postback is true or false
2. Open IIS-manager and Add a new application that points to the folder where the page is
3. Disable Anonymous Authentication, ASP.NET Impersonation and Forms Authentication for the application
7. Enable Windows Authentication for the application
8. Browse to the page with Safari
9. Select a file with the upload control
10. Press Ok. Postback is false
If you then enable anonymous authentication on the web application and restart the browser postback works as expected.
I have created a user control which has a form and 2 buttons; Save and Submit. Both buttons are created at design time. Users can enter details in the form (e.g. title and description of an item) and click Save which does some server-side processing to create an 'Item' then clears the form.
The buttons:
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And a placeholder to add dynamically created controls:
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I am saving the Items in ViewState and dynamically creating a LinkButton control for each Item which allows the user to edit the item:
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Now, when I test this in Visual Studio 2010, it works fine;
1. Enter Item title and description in form
2. Click Save
3. Save button triggers postback and onClick event code is run
4. ViewState list is displayed below the form
When I create a local IIS web site for testing, the postback on the Save button only works the first time I click it. Postback is false on the second click and the page reloads without running the onClick event code.
I have page on which I've a login control in which I've a subnit button. The problem is this that when I refresh the that page the submit button or any button that was clicked last before page refresh gets its click event automatically fired.
I am creating a button dynamically in my code and attaching a click event to it. However I have to prevent people to click it while there is a process going on. So when it is clicked once, it should be disabled and when the process ends it should be enabled. How can I do that?
I'm having a bit of trouble cancelling an asynch postback. I have an update panel with an update progress which contains a cancel button so that the user can cancel the postback. When the user clicks a button to generate a report the update progress is shown. The report can take a bit of time as it has to loop through a thousand or so times creating an excel spreadsheet. If the user decides to cancel running the report for any reason then they can click the cancel button which I then call abortPostBack() in javascript which stops the update progress and the page is shown again. However, the user can't do anything else like navigate to another page as the server is still processing the loop. How would I stop the loop on the server processing when the user has clicked the cancel button?
1. I need to load a user control on link click event of a link button during postback of aspx page.
2. On button click event of a save button on that aspx page, I need to read the selected values from that user control on further postback.
If I write the loadcontrol code in link_click event, the control is not recognized at all in the button_click event. When I shift it to page_init and execute only during not postback, the user control loads with default values.
I am using a LINQ to SQL data source for a ListView and perform a validation check in the Listview ItemUpdating event:
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This works great and keeps the user from updating the record with invalid data.However, when I hit cancel after this operation, it saves the text in the box rather than cancelling the operation. Here's my code for the update button:
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Update Function:
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I do not handle the cancel button event, as the cancel operation has worked fine... unless someone enters incorrect information and e.Cancel is set to true.What am I doing wrong? Is it the mixture of using the LINQ Datasource and doing my own updating?
Background: I am customizing an existing ASP .NET / C# application. It has it's own little "framework" and conventions for developers to follow when extending/customizing its functionality. I am currently extending some of it's administrative functionality, to which the framework provides a contract to enforce implementation of the GetAdministrationInterface() method, which returns System.Web.UI.Control. This method is called during the Page_Load() method of the page hosting the GUI interface.
Problem: I have three buttons in my GUI, each of which have been assigned an Event Handler. My administration GUI loads up perfectly fine, but clicking any of the buttons doesn't do what I expect them to do. However, when I click them a second time, the buttons work.
I placed breakpoints at the beginning of each event handler method and stepped through my code. On the first click, none of the event handlers were triggered. On the second click, they fired.
Example of Button Definition (within GetAdministrationInterface)
I have a modalpopup that i have opening on a radiobutton selection. That works great, opens when it should and closes when you click cancel. BUT i have the following on my cancel button event that is not firing
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I also have a button event for my "OK" button and that works great, but my cancel event doesnt seem to fire or work. Maybe the ClearSelection() is not what i need..
I want to clear the radiobutton if they cancel out of the ModalPopUp so they can make a new selection, since its a required field.
According toMSDN[URL]Postback event handling:If the request is a postback, control event handlers are called. After that, the Validate method of all validator controls is called, which sets the IsValid property of individual validator controls and of the page."It is my understanding that the Validate method of the validtor controls is called after Load but before the control event handlers.The text quoted says its after the control event handlers.
In the UserControl I am adding dynamic ImageButtons depending on the condition When the page loads and I click on Edit button I have no problems and btnEdit_Click is fired. But after that (btnEdit id removed and btnSave is added) when I click on btnSave the btnSave_Click event does not fire. What could be the problem?
When I click a server side control, such as linkbutton, I have to do something on Page_Init or Page_Load. How do I find the right LinkButton if I have many LinkButtons in this page. You know that Page_Init or Page_Load is execute before LinkButton_Click.
I have two text boxes and one label control. All three controls are in different "td". Now what i want to do is , i am subtacting a value of textbox2 from the value of textbox1 and storing an answer in label control. I have written a code of subtracting values in the text changed event of textbox 2 and i am also getting an answer in label control. But when text changed event fires, it takes some time to execute which i reall dont like. this is why i want to use update panel to reduce that time. how can i use update panel in this kind of situation. i tried but not successded. so please write some code here related to my controls.
I know silverlight page doesn't make postback itself but does event fired from silverlight control postback whole asp.net page If this silverlight,control embedded in aspx page?
