i'm writing a stored proc and if a field i return is longer then 200 characters, i want to truncate, find the last space, remove any characters after that space, then add some full stopseg:
INSERT INTO @rec(articleid, abstract) SELECT a.id, CASE
it's a multiline TextBox the MaxLength property does not work. At the moment I only see the option to use a CustomValidator with checking TextBox1.Text.Length on server side and perhaps in addition some Javascript client side validation.But isn't there a simpler way to do this, using the standard ASP.NET validators (RegularExpressionValidator, RangeValidator, CompareValidator, etc.)
I have developing ASP.Net Website and has a Webform with lots of controls. I have so many different controls on my page like buttons, textboxes, etc.
Now what happens is that generally on any form, when user hits Enter Key, it fires the first default button's click event or if focus is on any button, it fires that button click. I want to avoid this.
When user hits enter key on form basically nothing should happen. But let's say if he is entering into multiline textbox, that enter key should work to go to next line in that textbox.
I tried this.
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but the problem is that then it disabled enter key for everything. But what I am looking for is that to avoid any button click event or any other postback to happen when user hits enter key while being on form anywhere. But Enter key should work when it is inside textbox or inside any such control.
double space in Ajax Combobox.When I fill items with two o more following space I receive only 1 space in Combobox list and 1 space in edit (selected item).
ListItem litm = new ListItem("FF text");
When I try to use " " I receive spaces in combox list , but in edit they are looks like  .
I'm using RegularExpressionValidator controls to impose password rules when creating new passwords. I want to avoid repeatitons such as 'aaaa' or sequences such as '12345' in the password.
How do I write the validationexpression to a RegularExpressionValidator to impose this rule? I do not want to do thing using C#, just with a regular expression that could be put within the validator control like below:
I've noticed that all of the text boxes in the template fields of by details view don't all line up exactly the same. I'm floating all of them to the right so I had originally expected them to line up the same. I've also noticed that the text boxes that have two validation controls, such as a REV and RFV, are further to the left than the ones that only have one validation control.
Is this because of the space that the validation control needs to render the , or what ever is chosen to be rendered? This explanation seems to match the pattern.
I have requirement to validate special characters like (ä --> this is not a, this is a latin character).how to allow these characters using asp validator control. could you let me know about this. example: [URL] above mail is not allowing while using asp validator control how to allow latin keywords in mail validation.
I set my textbox1 to equal a responsetext string and when I click into the textbox and then click the end key there are spaces or blank space at the end. I need to get reid of them. I tried the following, but no luck:
I aam working with textChanged event in a textbox to validate a value in textbox.hen i am enter data in textbox then press submit button i am getting validation summary before the textbox textchanged event. Is there anyway to fire textchanged event first to validate before button validation summary?
On my current form I have it validating a Canadian Postal Address (xxx xxx). The space is optional but if the user does not use a space, then once the validation passes it will insert one. How can I count the first 3 characters of the textbox, insert a space, then add the rest of the characters?
I have few Text Box controls on my webform on which I would like to do some validation. Validation: Controls should not be allowed to accept All special characters EXCEPT ALLOW letters (incl all foreign language characters), numbers, period, comma, question mark, apostrophe, ampersand, soft parentheses & hyphen. Whats the best way to implement this & how?