As I understand it, the <input type=email> element in HTML5 will render as a simple text field in browsers that do not support the tag. On other browsers it will render properly, like on the iPhone it will bring up the e-mail keyboard layout.
like to use this in a project but my input fields are <asp:TextBox> controls. How can I use the HTML5 element but still access its data server-side like the rest of my fields?
how would I handle textbox text change event in oulhtml 5. I have a text area where i enter project details and i want to store every description i enter in it. which textbox event of html5 should i use? I want to create an html5 textbox text change event like we have in asp.net I mean the code behind will be in c#.
protected void TextBox1_TextChanged(object sender, EventArgs e
I am using a textbox and button to get the user input (account number), this will be used as input to a data access class object (SQL) when the button is clicked. This action should populate the Formview control. I have bound the Formview control to the SQLdatasource and configured the SQLdatasource control to the textbox.TEXT property. What am I missing? What do I need to add to button_clicked event to get all this to work? One other thing, the textbox is in a table area separate from the formview control. I have each of the templates inside of the formview control in tables. The input textbox and button are displayed but the formview control is not, all of this is in a master/detail object.
But I don't think all IE versions of 6 and greater support this.
I think I'd like to avoid skins. Not sure why, other than I tried them and I recall having a negative experience. It was probably my lack of knowledge. Are there any issues in using and CSS, external or otherwise?
What's the best way to handle this? Currently I am assigning separate classes to each control type.
Since I'm new to coding and I'm trying to understand why here is a little more detail on the question.If you have a text box and you are limiting the input to say 2 charactrs do you really need to validate the input further? What I have is a text box that has a max length of 2. Is there a security reason to add a validator to the textbox. I should add this is in Asp.net.
I've ready everything I can find on the built-in validators but can't figure out how to do the sort of validation I need on theclient-side (I can do it on the server-side). Business rule I want to enforce (review the gridview snippet below) is if user checks the CheckBox_EditLifeCycleRpt control but doesn't enter a value in the TextBox_LifeExpectancy control then the validation should fail.
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Like I said I can get this done on the server-side but thought it would be a good opportunity to learn how to use one of the compare validators. Also (FYI) I'm not too good at authoring Javascript but I can copy/modify other people's code fairly well.
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.
I have a textbox called "tax rate" which I need to validate the input... The only thing I need to ensure is that the value entered is a number (decimals ok of course). eg. the input might be "8.75" How do I write the validation expression?
I've got a regular expression validating that a Textbox.text is a number but i would like to treat the input as a number what is the conversion method to change the textbox.text string into int?
I have an application that allows admins to add types such as document types and training types that are in seperate tables with a foreign key in a transaction table.
When structuring my class I decided to go with an abstract-like pattern (without the factory methods though). So I have a Type abstract class that defines my Save, Delete, and GetList methods. I have a training type class that inherits this class. The thing is all types have 3 main properties - defined in the abstract base - but have different source tables and thus different store procedures in my DbCommand object. So basically I repeat setting up the same parameters on all the derived classes. I would like to implement the common stuff in the base but I am getting thrown off by the difference in data sources.
I am setting up a web ap where I need to take a value from a forms input box and populate an asp:textbox. I've tried several javascript solutions that haven't worked. I assume this is because an input box is run on the page and th asp:textbox is run at theBasically I have some code (that took forever to find ) that takes the values from the url ex.www.mysite.com?value=thisand places it into an input box so I can do some other things to the value. but I need to automaticly copy this value into an asp:textbox to use for a gridview lookup.The code is written in javascript. so if anyone knows how I can copy the value from javascript variable to the asp:textbox that would be the best.
I have in the past saved data to my SQL database using only asp:textbox control, now I have to use the input text html control instead, can I save the data from this control in a similar manner..or do I need to use a hidden field to so the data can be saved..?
I have an ASP.net page with two textboxes where the user types in input. I applied a requiredfieldvalidator to both textboxes as well. However, I also want the textboxes to change to a backcolor of red if the form is invalid when the user clicks the button to submit the input. I tried this code below in tthe button click event, but doesnt work...
If Page.IsValid = False Then txtCosts.BackColor = Drawing.Color.Red txtRevenue.BackColor = Drawing.Color.Red End If
How else can I change the Backcolor of the textboxes when the input is invalid.......
The problem is while entering the information in this text box, if anyone used enter line or different line or any kind of formatting, as a result i don't get the formatted page or with lines. I see only a paragraph which is very difficult to read and understand.
How to make my textbox compatible with all kind of formatting options so that even if someone paste information from word etc in the text box , i should get the formatter information just like the user pasted the information in the text box...
