Web Forms :: Copy Value From One Textbox To Another Inside UpdatePanel With AJAX CalendarExtender?
Oct 28, 2010
I have a calendar extender tied to a textbox. When I select a date from the calendar, it displays the selected date in the textbox. When I click a submit button, it passes no value. why the textbox doesn't store the value from the calendar?
I have two textboxes insie an updatepanel, the same update panel also has a trigger from a Clear Button from the other update panel. The first Textbox AutoPostBack is set to true. The first time when the textchanged event is fired, everything work as expected--the labels got populated, the focus is set to the second textbox. However after I click on the Clear button, i entered something to the first Textbox, its TextChangedEvent fires--the labels got populate, the focus seems set correctly to the 2nd textbox, but I cannot enter anything to the second TextBox. it seems like the form is not active--when i hit tab, I expect the focus move to next control, instead it moves to the URL box. Turn off the AutoPostback then put a button next to the first textbox will fix the problem, but I am wondering if there is other workaround to keep the AutoPostback of the 1st textbox?
i am developing the webpage using Visual 2008.In that i have i am using update panel and displaying values in the textbox bby using webservices from sql database.I need this thing if textbox values changes i need to change the backkground color of the text box also, so that user can easily identify which textbox values are changing. like this i have 5 more text boxes control in the same form .i have tried but i could not able to get done. i have written javascript code on change event of the text box it does work.
I'm currently building a simple chat application and I have everything working real smooth except for one thing, and this problem is only in IE as far as I know (in firefox there is no problem).
In my chat application I have the textbox where the user writes the messages to the chat and the button that sends this message togheter in an updatepanel (so that there is no visible postback when pressing the button). I also have in the form tag "defaultbutton=" set to the button. The problem is that when the user uses Internet explorer and presses Enter instead of pressing the button with the mouse that after the 2 first times he/she does this causes the textbox to stop focus on it, which it shouldnt do as in the end of the button the code says it should focus, which works the 2 first times for some reason.heres the code where the problem exists:
aspx:
form id="form1" runat="server" defaultbutton="Button1"> <asp:ScriptManager ID="scriptManager" runat="server">
i am using vs2008. 1/ i am placed a datagrid control, a textbox and a server side button are inside the CollapsiblePanelExtender.
2/ The collapsible panel Extender placed inside the updatepanel.
3/ outside of updatepanel i have another button("next page") to redirect to next page.
When the page is loading, i am displaying all the records in datagrid. For an example 100 rocords. if i entered some values in textbox and click the button it fetches searching result based on inputs and displaying it in datagrid (for example searched result 20).
Now, I click the button "next page" it redirect to next page. if the user click the browser back button, i need to keep the datagrid to show only searched result. but Instead of that, it displaying all the records(100 records). how to resolve this?
2. button click event call th SQL stored procedure to save the form values
3. after save and get the output value from the SQL SP ( its boolean value)
4. if true i have to show the javascript alert or else nothing have to alert, so this is the code
if (CheckandBooked()) { ScriptManager.RegisterClientScriptBlock(btnBook, typeof(string), "alertscript", "alert('Selected time period clashes with existing booking');", true); } bug: this is working good but while showing the alert time i can see the calender( it look like design view) the design is adjusted how to avoid this
I have a page that displays data depending upon the date range entered by the user into two textboxes. I have added the CalendarExtender control from the Ajax Toolbox to each of these two textboxes, and I would like the associated updatePanel to refresh with new data whenever either of the two dates is changed. Sounds simple enough, but I have not been able to manage it so far.
I have the following calendarextender connected to a text box (TextBoxDate). When I choose a new date, I can see that the textbox is updated. However, when I call the text box in a vb script, run when I click a button, the text box is null. The script worked fine when I would enter the date by hand. The failure began when I added the calendarextender.
What I'm finding is that if I externally change the date in the text box that the CalendarExtender is attached to (I'm also using an image button with a calendar image to invoke the calendar - like the last example on the
samples page), the date on the calendar does not stay in sync.
Example:
page loads. text and calendar are set to 1/14/2010. cool. on the click event of a button elsewhere on the page I set the date in the text box to 12/15/2009.
I would expect that clicking on the calendar button to display the calendar would show December 15, 2009 in the calendar, but instead it's still stuck on January 14, 2010.
What's involved in programattically setting the date in the CalendarExtender control in javascript?
Prior to using the calendarextender I was using the text in a textbox to set a session variable in the textedchanged event. When I started using the calendarextender, the new date does appear in the textbox but the event is not fired. I suppose I need to use Javascript for this, but I'm not sure how to do it. I'm using VS2010 pro on a Win7 64bit.
I am getting this error when i attached the calenderextender to the textbox
System.Web.UI.WebControls.DataControlFieldCollection must have items of type 'System.Web.UI.WebControls.DataControlField'. 'cc1:CalendarExtender' is of type 'AjaxControlToolkit.CalendarExtender'.
I have one problem.. I have two TextBoxs. 1 textbox for CalenderExtender and other textbox for displaying age from calenderextender. I display the from calenderextender but when i click a button(clientside code for navigation tabpanels in tabcontainer) it will be 0.
I'm trying to add and edit an image which is located in a detailsview which is inside an UpdatePanel. After I read relevant topics in the forum I installed the Ajax Control Toolkit. Below is my source code. When I used it only for insert new image it worked great. The problem caused when I tried to implement it on the Edit mode, i.e. when I tried to edit the image and upload a different image. Unfortunately it didn't work as I hoped. Nothing happend and the image hasn't been changed. I also tried to change the IDs (AsyncFileUpload ID) to be the same in both places but it didn't work either.
I have a textbox with a calendarextender and if I type in a partial date it automatically fills in the rest of the date with today's day/year. For example, if I just type in 5 and hit tab, it will fill in 5/23/2010. How can I prevent this from occurring, so that when the user tabs out of the field, only the numbers they have typed in will remain, and trigger some validation?
I have two update panels and one javascript control.
When the javascript button is clicked, it forces a partial postback on UpdatePanel2. UpdatePanel2 is populated with dynamically created buttons that have javascript effects (jquery) but when click can also induce a postback. My problem is that, when clicking on these dynamic buttons, the whole page does not do a partial post back but rather UpdatePanel2 itself does a partial postback and everything is gone.
However, what I want to do is be able to tie each of the dynamic buttons in UpdatePanel2 (After being dynamically created) and make them an asychnonous triggers to UpdatePanel1. So that when clicking on these dynamic buttons, ONLY UpdatePanel1 is doing a partial postback refresh. UpdatePanel2 stays put and remains the same.