I have 3 forms. 1. Broker Login for sign in2. Forgot password which is a JQuery Form and ask user to submit it for password retervial.3. New Broker form. They all have submit buttom. I want to use all of them as needed. If you want to login it should go to Landing page. If you forgot password it should submit email to me. And if you are new broker it is also a form to submit their request. I am coping my code please let me know how i can use multiple forms. I am using forms Authentication in webconfig.Login Form
<%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="brokerlogin.aspx.cs" Inherits="BrokerLoginPage" %>
<!doctype html public "-//w3c//dtd xhtml 1.0 transitional//en" "http://www.w3.org/tr/xhtml1/dtd/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
I am working on Asp.net 2.0.I have 1 problem.In my design <table ><td> <tr> structure is present.<table><tr>< td id="PanJan""< d>< r>< able>runat="server" is not use in this. How to find td, tr , table id when runat server property is not used.
I want to know differences between ASP.Net WebControls and Html Controls (with runat="server" attribute).
I also want to know the possible scenarios where I have to (or want to) prefer Html Controls (with runat=server) in place of asp.net server controls?
In case of some good articles on web, do forward me. But dont forward me the links with differences between webcontrols and html controls, because my question intended for runat="server" attribute.
I am facing one asp.net server side issue using vb.net the problem is i declared one html input hidden field in my page, the name is hidden1. but when i going to call that name into server side code, that time i got the below error, <b>Name "Hidden1" is not declared</b> Code below:
I'm trying to upload files to Amazon. In their simple example, it's an HTML page with a bunch of hidden fields that pass the data needed. The problem is when I create that form in ASP.NET, I, inevitably, end up with a few extra hidden fields i.e. __VIEWSTATE and __VIEWSTATEENCRYPTED at the very least -- and that after setting EnableViewState to false on the page. No matter what I do, these two hidden fields are there. I've read some articles that indicate that I have no way of removing them from the page unless I can remove the <form runat="server"> all together.
I can imagine what the answer will be but I have to ask: is there a way to remove the form tag from an aspx page?
I assume the answer will be "No". Then my follow up question is: how am I going to upload a file to Amazon S3 using an aspx page?
Now, some may suggest that I should use a simple HTML page. Then my issue would be this: there are a whole bunch of parameters I need to get by making an API call first -- they're the ones that end up in those hidden fields. How can I upload my files without losing this server side functionality that I need in order to make the API call?
Here's what that upload form looks like -- according to Amazon:
so far i've always been able to sovle my problems, and lurked a lot in here... but now i've got a problem, I'm rather new to asp.net, was only used to C# form app's in the past :PWell, the problem is that i have a site which needs approx 8000 div's (don't ask), so instead of making a souce with 8k divs, i have a loop writing them to a content-div that has a runat="server" attribute..i now want all the generated div's to contain the runat="server" attrib, but if I in my code add it, it doesn't get parsed to runat server, but get written out as html
I have a FormView which contains a table and a TextBox:
<TR> <td>CastomerName:</td>
<td>[code]....
and it works good.I changed the code to have a possibility for changing the row visibility. So, I added the row ID and runat="server". Changes are bolded:
After the runat="server" has been added to the <TR> then Bind() does not work. It reads the field value properly but writes NULL value. So, Bind() does not work or works bad. I tested the following:
1. When runat="server" is removed, than Bind() works good. The text from TextBox control is written to the database as expected.
2. When runat="server" is set and I set a default value in the ObjectDataSource - the default value is written to the database, so it means that path form ObjectDataSource works good and it means that text from TextBoxControl is not pased to the ObjectDataSource.
3. When runat="server" is set then text from TextBox.Text is never written to the database, instead null value is written.
I am a bit confused about the significance of the <form runat="server"> on a page, and its effect on Page and Control life cycles.
For long, I have eliminated any Postbacks or Viewstate from my web forms. I just use web forms to render (often very very complex) UI to the client (composed of server-side controls as well as ExtJs or jQuery widgets etc).
After the UI renders, all interaction with server is asynchronous through web-services or http handlers. So, lately I have started omitting the <form runat="server"> tage also from my web forms.
And to my surprise, the code has NOT broken. The life-cycle events are generated normally on all controls, they have access to normal ASP.NET processing pipeline, and they render perfect;y. As there are no Postbacks, I do not need ViewState or control events like click etc.
So, can somebody tell me if there's any material difference that <form runat="server"> would make in my scenario, or to ASP.NET page/control life-cycle??
When I use an anchor tag on an aspx page as below,
<a href="~/pages/page.aspx?id=<%= ServervariableName %>"> test </a>
it will get the variable value correctly assigned to id but it won't route the page correctly as the ~ will not be evaluated without the runat="server" attribute on the 'a' tag. But once I add the runat server attribute, it does not evaluate the servervariable name anymore.. how this works or what I should do to take care of both?
Its simple if I have an ASP.net page with an ASP.net linkbutton / hyperlink and I obtain a value from say a SQL Database and I store it in the label...
This is simple because it goes right to the code behind page and set the text value to the value returned from my database (aside from going into more details with data access layer, etc).
What I was wondering is what if I dont want to use an ASP.net linkbutton and I simply want to use an HTML link button (as I need to call the jquery fade function). How would I set the value someValueReturnedFromADatabase to a control that is not runat=server?
I have created a new Web project (.Net 3.5) and I've removed the original Default page in favour of creating a Master page and then recreating a Default with Master page. All worked lovely. Now, when I add my controls inside of the ContentPlaceHolder on the Default page, I get compiler errors when I try to access the controls from the CodeFile:
Error 4 '_Default' does not contain a definition for 'FirstName' and no extension method 'FirstName' accepting a first argument of type '_Default' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)
why can't it see this property or the server method RedirectToPayPal? I get a runtime error of :
'ASP.cart_aspx' does not contain a definition for 'RedirectToPayPal' and no extension method 'RedirectToPayPal' accepting a first argument of type 'ASP.cart_aspx' could be found
I have a simple asp.net web page that contain a table with about 5 TR and each row have 2 TD .. in the page load I get user data ( 5 property ) and view them in this page the following are first 2 rows :
[code]....
I always used <asp:Label to set value by code but i always notice that label converted in runtime to span so i decided to user span by making him runat=server to be accessed by code, so Which is better to use asp:label or span with runat=server?
