Web Forms :: How To Access Html Textbox With An Asp.net Button
Aug 13, 2010
i have an asp.net button control and an html textbox, now how can i put the data inside that textbox on the button click.and i have an asp.net textbox control and an html button, now how can i put the data inside that textbox on the button click.
I have dynamically generated a button an its event too.Now want to access a textbox (Generated Dynamically) into the onClick event of the Button.How can i do this?
I have some data which is HTML format saved in database. Like the chat as follows.
Roy, 2/11/2011: Sree, 2/11/2011:
But it gets saved in some HTML format in Database as follows.
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So, Is there any ways that I can show this in Text box as what I need. While debugging the code, when I did HTML Visulaliser, it showed me correct format. How can I achive this in my Textbox control.
I am using ajax html editor to write a text. I can view it without having problem but I am incapeble of storing it in a Ms Access database. which type do I need to use for this? I tried memo and OleObject type and both didn't work. I used the blow code for that.
I have a textbox which I need to enter html code into (like < strong> or < em> for example).The trouble is this is causing an error writing this back to the database. A potentially dangerous Request.Form value was detected from the client (tbVOther="< strong>testIs there a way around this without turning off the request validation setting?
I have a comment form inside the blog posts. in the form, if the user is authenticated, I will assign the values of the user into textboxes. that part is as follows;
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But when I add HTML.TextBox instead of HTML.TextBoxFor, I am not getting validation if the user erase the fileds. Also, this form is inside the indext page and it is related to another action as follows;
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so I cannot assign ModelState.AddModelError from controller.
If I add this to the ASPX page: <input id="Text1" type="text" value="Text1Value" /> I would expect to see "Text1" in the list of Request Form keys even WITHOUT setting the runat=Server property. request.Form.AllKeys I realize that if I do set that propery, then I will have a server-sided HTML control that I can reference using the name "Text1," but shouldn't I be able to access the text in the text box using the following VB.NET syntax? request.Form("Text1")
I am using a basic HTML page and I need to have the current date display in a <div> I have deemed 'date-worthy'Is there a placeholder or some type of way to designate a spot in the HTML to have something in the mail class replace that placeholder with DateTime.Now? I figured when I attach the mail message body to the <div> I am placing the content in, I could just do the same for the date but I cannot figure out how to access different places in the HTML.
I have a LoginView element in an Update panel and use JQuery to hide the div containing the update panel when the cancel button(Html) is clicked.
It works fine normally. However, when I enter an invalid password and there is an error message displayed, the Javascript attached to the Cancel button click stops firing.
I know that I can htmlencode and decode server side with ASP.Net, but i've run into an issue if I want to work with some of my forms that should allow html tags when working out side of my companies network. The issue is with my companies firewall tests for cross site scripting attacks. So, now I need to encode/decode my text on the client side it would seem. What does the rest of the world use and/or do to overcome issues like this?
I need to be able to insert HTML tags in some TextBox controls in a webpage. I know I can avoid the exceptions of type HttpRequestValidationException by changing the ValidateRequest property of the Page directive to false, as in
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But that leaves all TextBoxes on the page open for HTML insertion, which I don't want. I need to be able to insert HTML in only some TextBoxes, not in all of them.Is there a way to accomplish that?