i am calling a function which is creating a PDf. now i want to wait that function to call untill the pdf get created for 10 seconds. My code is something like this
MakePDF.PDFCreation(MyPath, Type, TypeID.ToString()); it is creating a PDF file.
after that i want to open the pdf automatically in new window. I can do this but how can i put this function to wait untill PDF get created,
how to create a popup box that is used as a wait box? This box has a circle in the middle that has a pointer that changes colors and spins when waiting for the next window or page to appear.Is this AJAX or a programming option?
View 3 Repliesif u add this to web.config, then if a page have gone through long process, the client will not have a timeout exception.
<httpRuntime maxRequestLength="1024000" executionTimeout="36000"/>
they are timing out things for a purpose, what is it?, I tried to create a website with two pages I make a button in default1.aspx wait for 5 minutes. the other page requesting is not affected by that.
i am adding rows and cells dynamically to asp table control...and i wish to put extract a particular cell's of the row when clicked ...
i.e. on clicking on a particular row ..say i need its 2nd col's value to be passed as session variable for inter page communicaton..
I have a menu of products which are created at runtime from the database and populated into menu control.
But i need to also create a sitemap and display when the relevant menu or submenu item is selected
I have a gridview which is binded by a datatable.
The datatable is for a shopping cart.
I need to do a total on one of the fields from the datatable but im not sure how to do it as i am not defining the itemtemplate for the column as its dynamic
I am dynamically creating my grid view as:
HyperLinkColum hlc = new HyperLinkColum();
hlc.Datatext.DataTextField = "PK";
myGridView.Colums.Add(hlc);
I wanted to call a page say "test.aspx" and to send the primary key of the relevant row to the "test.aspx" page and then how to retrieve this values in the "test.aspx" page
I have a 'Generate' button on form that does some file processing. It creates files, zips it etc etc. I would like to add some wait time (3-5 seconds) in the logic so as to complete the file processing logic. What happens right now is visitor clicks the button to generate those files and clicks another button to download. When they try download button many times the files are not created as in processing. So it fails to download. The only way I can ensure it does processing for longer period to allow completion.
View 7 Replieson click event need to send email and Redirect to another Page without wait for result of send mail (asp.net) using threading. Is there another way to solve this.
View 1 RepliesI have a "Save" button in my asp.net (VB.Net 3.5) page. When clicked it saves data in the database and redirects to another page. Before it redirects, I have to show a popup messagebox informing the clients that the data has been saved. The popup box will have a "OK" button. Only when this button is clicked, the page should be redirected to another page.
If I used Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript to register a javascript to show an alert message, it is never shown and page is redirected straightaway. Similar behavior happens when I tried to show a mesage box by creating it through a server control as described
at http://www.codeproject.com/KB/webforms/NingLiangSimpleControl.aspx.
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
iam getting this Error Just created the controls as an null and how to create the object for reference
1) as my analysis i got the information that i need to create the object reference with new keyword but how to do it script using c#
public TextBox txtEventDate = null;
public Calendar calEventDate = null;
public Label lblResult = null;
protected void calEventDate_SelectionChanged (Object sender,EventArgs e)
{
this.txtEventDate = this.FindControl("txtEventDate") as TextBox;
this.calEventDate = this.FindControl("calEventDate") as Calendar;
txtEventDate.Text = calEventDate.SelectedDate.ToString ("d");
}
protected void btnSubmit_Click(Object Sender,EventArgs e)
{
this.lblResult = this.FindControl("lblResult") as Label;
lblResult.Text = "You Picked" + txtEventDate.Text;
}
</script>
I have a listview that displays a list of textboxes that get created on a button click. I would also like a label to be created next to each txtbox that would increment what is says from step x: to step x+1:
Do I need to create another listview control for this, or is there a much easier way (which I hope)?
Here is the current web code for my listview:
<tr align="center" valign="middle">
<td>
<asp:ListView ID="lvDynamicTextboxes" runat="server" ItemPlaceholderID="itemPlaceholder" onitemdatabound="lvDynamicTextboxes_ItemDataBound">[code]....
And here is the code-behind
protected void btnAddNewStep_Click( object sender, EventArgs e )
{
this.UpdateDataSource();
this.IncrementTextboxCount(); [code]....
EDIT::Since there seems to be a bit of confusion, I'll try to clarify:As of now, I have a textbox in a listview with a button underneath.
________
| txtbox |
|________|
_____
|_btn_|
When you click a button, it generates another text box, so clicking it twice results in this:
________
| txtbox |
|________|
________
| txtbox |
|________|
________
| txtbox |
|________|
_____
|_btn_|
These textboxes are to create steps in a process, so all I would like to do is add a generated label next to each generated textbox to say which step it is. So I want it to look like this:
________
["Step 1"] | txtbox |
|________|
________
["Step 2"] | txtbox |
|________|
________
["Step 3"] | txtbox |
|________|
_____
|_btn_|
And if they click the button again, then another label is generated with the text "Step 4"
I have an application writtine in asp/vb.net vs2005. I am creating reports using ReportViewer RDLC local reports. Everything runs fine. HOWEVER - I want the ability to click a button and have my asp.net code save the PDF server side and then call a routine that sends an email to a specified email. Right now, I have to run the report, export the report to a PDF file, save the PDF file to my local machine, upload that pdf to my ASP server and then send the email with the pdf as an attachment. I want to bypass saving the pdf to the local machine and have my code save it to my server so my email process can grab it and send it.
I have the email part done. I need to be able to create the PDF and save it to the server.
I would like to do this without buying another PDF plugin, but will do that if I can automate the entire process without rewritting my reports.
How do I create wsdl and disco files for a web service using visual studio 2008? I can create the service and run it through VS but when I try to create the files nothing happens. I also need this service to run in sharepoint 2007 as well as outside sharepoint.
View 1 Replies1. How can I create a delay in C#.I know Thread.Sleep(0) but it is blocking my GUI.2. Also I need to pause the execution of the normal flow until a function return a result.
View 13 RepliesHow can we add any wait image or progress bar when we upload a big size file to upload and it take several minutes to upload a file.
I want to show any Image or progress bar.
I'm currently using ASP.net. I wonder what would I need to do to let the browser wait for 3 seconds so my users can read the text "Customer Successfully Added" before turning to another page? I have attached my code as follows.
Protected Sub btnAdd_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnAdd.Click
Dim db As New DatabaseClass
db.addProfile(txtLN.Text, txtFN.Text, txtUsername.Text, txtPassword.Text, txtAddress.Text, txtZip.Text, txtPhone.Text, txtEmail.Text)
lblMessage.Text = "Customer Successfully Added"
End Sub
In addition, I'm not sure how to utilize MSDN. For me, its information overload, I'm wondering how to go about finding the solution on MSDN so i would be able to solve my problems in the future.
I have a sql stored procedure that runs for about 3 minutes, I am looking to execute this stored procedure from asp.net, but I know that if I do, that asp.net will most likely time out.
I'm thinking of just creating a job within sql to have it execute that stored procedure, and have asp.net call a stored procedure to call that job. I have a table that is updated when the stored procedure starts, and when it ends.
My application will use this to determine when the script has finished, however, I wanted to know if there is another way to run the stored procedure and not have it wait for it to finish to push a response back.
I just want to know if there is a more efficient way to do this, or if I should just stick to creating jobs for scripts that take forever to run.
In my web application (ASP.NET) I have a block of code that uses HttpWebRequest to make a call to a REST service and continue execution. Right now it's taking longer than I would like to complete the full web request. The thing is that what the REST service returns isn't useful. Ideally I would like to send an Async web request to the REST service and then NOT wait for a response. The problem is that I've tried it out using request.BeginGetResponse(New AsyncCallback(AddressOf myFunc), Nothing)
To start an async request and instead of NOT waiting (which I would assume would be the default behavior of an async request) it continuously executes the callback function before executing the next line of code after BeginGetResponse.I'm suspecting that ASP.NET may convert it to a sync request when it's within a web application. I'm led to believe this because there's a IAsyncResult result object that is passed into the callback function and when I examine its CompletedSynchronously property it's always set to true.if it's possible to do an async HttpWebRequest (with no wait) from within an ASP.NET web application or is it always converted to a synchronous request?
How can I use JQuery to be able to show some kind of "Please wait"-dialog when a user clicks a button? I want to be able to show for example an alert saying "Your request is being transmitted" while the request is sent to the server and processed through the controller (I use MVC). Once the response comes back, I want to reload the page with the viewmodel returned from controller action, just as usual. Is this possible to do with JQuery or ASP.NET AJAX?
function Save()
{
alert("Please wait);
//make the request async and reload the page when it returns...
}
I'm trying to create a simple portfolio page. I have a list of thumbs and an image. When you click on a thumb, the image will change.
When a thumbnail is clicked, I'd like to have the image fade out, wait until the image is loaded, then fade back in. The problem I have right now is that some of the images are pretty big, so it fades out, then fades back in immediately, sometimes while the image is still loading.
I'd like to avoid using setTimeout, since sometimes an image will load faster or slower than the time I set.
Here's my code:
$(function() {
$('img#image').attr("src", $('ul#thumbs li:first img').attr("src"));
$('ul#thumbs li img').click(function() {
$('img#image').fadeOut(700);
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I'm calling a web service called GetTooltip from inside Javascript. However, since the web service is called asynchronously, it doesn't wait until I get the return value from the web service, before it continues again. This is a bit of a problem for me, since the web service is in a for-loop. How do I make the Javascript wait until I hear back from the web service, before letting Javascript continue the for-loop?
[code]....
I want to show a wait cursor on Text Changed event till the data is fetched from the server.And then reset the cursor to default. Should work in ie6.
View 2 RepliesI'm using the standard ASP membership provider
The first user of my site per day (or if nobody has used the site for awhile) gets a pretty long wait to bring up login.aspx. Subsequent users, site comes up immediately.
I understand this is an IIS setting to save resources. (I'm on IIS6). What is the community doing about this problem? I've read about writing programs to keep the site alive by hitting it every 20 min, but there must be a better way. One of my project is for a small business to provide order information for their customers -- gets used every day but not that many times per day.
Is this the reason most developers will have the first page as index.html then you click to login from there while it says "please wait for login" or similar?
I have a button that needs to check if a contact exists.I have used the Jquery ajax function to do this and I do successfully gind out if the contact exists or not.However I cannot find a way for the javascript code to wait until the ajax has finished so I can return true/false to the button for it to continue server side function. I.e.
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