I have a button with access key set. I need to show users the hot key of that button, so that hot key needs to be underlined. I've tried all the available possible solutions given in the web like, putting & before text, using submit button and few others did not work on my machine absolutely. I'm using Visual Studio 2008 with IE6. I can only use IE6. If I use , then the text displays with &.
I cannot use Submit button because I've a huge set of javascript validation that is performed before firing the server side event. Since the submit button cannot be returned using Javascript, I cannot use it.
I am using an asp:linkbutton control. When it displays I don't want it to display as underlined. How can I remove the underline from the button. I know underline implies hyperlink, however for my problem I don't need the underline to show.
I have textbox and button1 on my asp.net webform. I want when i click button1 then the text on the textbox will remain the same as it is ... it will not disappear on button click event i want vb.net ...code to do this
I was looking for some better way of coding to populate all text boxes and make them visible once a button is clicked, is there a better way of doing this than I describe below?
The scenario
I have a letter like format on a page with labels displaying address, name etc and it was recommended that on this page some of the information should be able to be edited. The idea I had was to keep the labels displaying the information but then when the edit details button is clicked the labels disappear, text boxes will appear and be populated with the same text as the label to allow the user to edit the details.
I seem to repeating lines of code but changing one thing each time
on page load
Dim Sname As String = Request.QueryString("Name") lblStuName.Text = Sname tbStuName.Text = Sname tbStuName.visible=false Dim Saddress As String = Request.QueryString("Address") lblAddress.Text = Saddress tbAddress.Text = Saddress tbAddress.visible = false etc... on edit button tbStuName.visible=true tbAddress.visible = true etc..
on the save button
sqlStatement = "UPDATE StuTable SET Name = '" & lblStuName.Text & "', Address = '" & lblAddress.Text
My code seems very repetitive in many parts, I was looking for a better coding style to do this can anyone suggest a better way to do it? Is my idea sound right way to do this or can anyone suggest a better way it can be implemented?
I have an email address in a cell in a table like so,
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1. Is it possible to to remove the underline from the emaill address above?
2. If 1 is not an option, how do I make the underline the same color as the text? I selected the entire text and made the forecolor black but the underline remained as blue.
I would like to make a custom accordion, in which I have 2 panes, but where you couldn't open the second one until you clicked a validation button in the first one that would open the second...
I tried to just make a button that would hide the first pane but I cant get to make it work.
in my application (asp.net) i have a filed ( phone code) and it contain a text box. and i want to restrict the user to enter only 4 letter after that the cursor should not print any character how can i write the code
i have three text boxes. one is for Rate , second one is for Quantity and third one is for Amount. when i am entering value in two text boxes. after press tab key multiplication of these two text boxes generated in third text box(Amount).
I want that if I type any thing I want first letter should be Capital and after space also Capital.i.e If I write first letter small it should make as capital letter auto?
I have a GridView ButtonField and would like to remove the underline. The FontUnderline="False" does not work! I also tries adding text-decoration:none; to the CssClass and that does not work either.
I am new here, I was thinking about using a text box to function as a search box. For example, I key in the ID, the value will be searched in the SQL database and return other values in the same row. I was thinking of combining this with GRIDVIEW.