Web Forms :: How To Access A Control In The Code Behind Even Though The Control Is Not A Server Control
Jun 3, 2010
I have several checkbox controls on my web form that are not server controls (runat="server") How can I access these controls form my C# code? Can this be done with document.GetelementById from the server side using C#? Or some other technique?
I am not allowed to make these server controls (runat=server) because of a requirement.
I have used calender web user control inside my project where i took textbox,button and calender...but after dragging onto my aspx page..i am unable to access this textbox,calender and button on aspx page..
Setting value in html control in code behind without making server control
<input type="text" name="txt" /> <%--Pleas note I don't want put runat=server here to get the control in code behind--%> <asp:Button ID="Button1" runat="server" Text="Button" OnClick="Button1_Click" />
Code behind
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { if (!Page.IsPostBack) { //If I want to initlize some value in input, how can I set here } } protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { Request["txt"] // Here I am getting the value of input }
I need to create a reusable custom control,which is like a form containing a listbox and some fields.The fields can be either textbox or combobox as needed for different applications,which can be selected on the property of the form onwhich page that i am using it,also i needed to specify the number of fields in that property.And also need place 3 buttons below for edit and delete the selected item in the listbox and a button to save.Data will be binded from the database as needed for different applications.
tell me with code how to create it using asp.net server control in C#.
If a composite server control normally encapsulate styling information inside, it is an example of code encapsulation and modularization. However if css properties are included inside the composite control, it is not ideal for code/styling separation and css code re-use principles. Now which consideration should be the main consideration?
I have a .aspx page that inherits from a class (Hmp.Web.Lib.HmpWebPage which actually inherits System.Web.UI.Page) . The code behind for my page starts like this.
public partial class FnmMessagesEdit : Hmp.Web.Lib.HmpWebPage
I need to access a control inside a repeater and change its properties. To enable it or not. I got an erorr message Object reference not set to an instance of an object. Here is my code inside a method. protected void
rptCAP_ItemDataBound(object sender, RepeaterItemEventArgs e) { LinkButton lnDel = (LinkButton)rptCap.FindControl("lnkDelete"); lnkDel.Enabled = false; //<<<<< this is where the error occur }
I have a calendar control in which i am loading data from db using the below method.
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What i want to achieve is in the selection changed event of the calendar.I would like to access the calendar selected cell value.I tried to look for a event in the selection changed method but unable to come up with any.Let me know if anyone came across this and able to access the value in the selected cell control value.
I have a parent control and a child control. On parent control load I am setting a cookie value. On child control I am checking if this cookie is not null then call parent control's CalculateDeliveryAndTax() method. How should I go about accessing from child control, parent control's CalculateDeliveryAndTax() method.
I have an asp.net 3.5 WebSite application where I have a bunch of UserControls.
In some scenarios I have a reference of type Control (System.Web.UI.Control) that I need to cast to a specific User Control type (to access public properties and methods of the User Control).
The User Control classes are all declared in "the global scope", i.e. not within a namespace. However, for some reason, only some of my User Controls is possible to type in a code file and show up in intellisense and some just wont. In one scenario I could write the cast in code anyway and the site would build (but the UserControl type name did not shift in to the ordinary class name color (light green, you know) in VS text editor), but when running the page I still get the error message about missing using directive or a reference...
If I use the VS 2010 "Navigate to" feature (Ctrl+,) and search for a type I usually get one hit for the Type/Class name and another for the actual file. When searching on my User Control class names I only get the file hits, no class representation. This even goes for those User Control types I actually can access in code.
I've tried to compare the User Control classes that work and doesn't work, but I can't find any difference, they are all declared as public partial.
How can I access a webform control from a Web User Control?
I have a web form with some textboxes and dropdownlists. I created a Web User Control with other controls (other textboxes) inside it. Now I need to call from the web control source code the values that the controls in my web page have. How do I do it?
tbDisplay is a "text box" asp:textbox control. I need to replace de 'Messages' for avariable. so instead of printing "Messages" all the time, I can change the information on the variable prior to display the message. how to change 'Messages' to a variable.
I have a user control called adminMenu and I use it in my index.aspx and all is fine, but I need to access a MenuItem in adminMenu and need to change NavigateUrl on the MenuItem. Tried this code with no luck:
Not sure if I should be accessing adminMenu properties from controls code behind, but when I try from controls code behind was not able to access it either.
I have a wizard control and I have defined a custom header template for it and I have put a label control inside that header template and I need to access it programaticly at runtime.
How do I get reference to it in the 'ActiveStepChanged' event of the wiard?
MSDN documentation says that the ScriptManager class is part of the System.Web.UI namespace and I see that I can create a ScriptManager object programmatically. However, I don't see the ScriptManager control on the front-end. Do I need to reference the Ajax Control Toolkit dll in order to have access to control?
I have a ASP.Net project that is setup in such a way that it can be dropped into any site and "just work." All the paths are relative to the current file, not relative to the "~". The paths are determined by ThePath = this.TemplateSourceDirectory;
This is working for everything expect registering a custom control that is created and added to one of the pages. I can add the control just fine with the Page.LoadControl but I cant cast it as the correct type to access anything.
How can I add a reference to the class from within the code itself?
time for some expertise. I have a datalist which contains a radiobutton in the itemtemplate. This radiobutton is disabled (set enabled to false) by default. On the html output I have a checkbox, which, when ticked, enables the radiobuttons through javascript. This is all working fine. The rb's are enabled and I can check them. However when the page is posted back. The checked property is always false.
I use the code below to retrieve the value of this rb:
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This code is working fine when the initial state of the radiobuttons set to enabled server side.