1. I want to stop multiple clicks on a submit button. Once the user has clicked the submit button,he has been redirected to next page. but he should not be allowed to click submit button multiple times.
2. once the user has gone to the next page, he should not be able to come back to previuos page,; if at all he comes back-- all the form fields should get cleared. how?
In ASP.NET when we have multiple input section with required field validator (Like on header for login with userid & Password is required and second on footer for subscription) when we click on subscription login section's userid required field validator activates and say userid required & i can not submit subscription.
when i submit subscription details login section should not have concern with this. how to avoid this conflicts.
i want when user click on submit button then a div layer will be generated over the textbox whose height and width will be just the same as textbox and in this way textbox will be blocked for entering something. i want to do it by javascript. in this scenario other textbox will not be blocked.
Some say it is not a bug it is default in asp.net. but for me it is a bug in logic. When you say refresh it should be reload the component that you are refreshing. But in asp.net i notice that they recalling all activity and viewstate like event and data that are triggered in the previous postback. My opinion it is a redo not refresh. this is only my observation on the issue dont hate me on this microsoft fan.
I am build Web site using asp.net 4.0 c# ... There are a forum on my website where user can save his personal details. my problem is that when user submit his detail in database and again refresh URL (f5), event again arise and request go to server, double entry saved in database. How I can handle it.
I have a problem that is driving me insane. I have a simple detailsview that operates as you would expect a detailsview to do - the only difference being that in the updated event I send an email to various people to advise of detail changes (I have conditional testing to do this).
The problem is that if the user goes crazy with left clicking the update button, email recipients can receive multiple duplicate emails.
I have looked all over the net and seen many varied solutions for this problem - mainly using javascript - but none of them seem to be able to block multiple clicks without disabling or hiding the update button - which obviously causes issues with client side validation in the event that information is missing or incorrect.
If you have a page with an <asp:TextBox TextMode="Password" ... />.How can you keep the value after a postback?
This is my problem:At the registration screen of my app you need to enter a password. Then you click submit, a postback occurs and the password fields are cleared, how can I prevent the password field from clearing?
Is there a simple way to turn off form submit behaviour of the page when ENTER is pressed while I am focused to textbox? What I want to achieve is to call a web-service without submiting the page when ENTER is pressed in a specific textbox in my aspx page?
Ive had problems with the calender throwing an exception when i clicked the previous month to many time to fast. Sometimes it doesnt happen. Is this a known problem? Is there any known typical solution?
I am listing about 20 rows, each row represents an Order.Each row needs to have 3 buttons, each button click will perform a different action.I have 3 actions to handle each button post request, I am just unsure how to setup the Html forms for each button.
Should I create 3 forms for each button, per row in my listing?(that would mean 20 rows x 3 forms = 60 forms on a page)Is that 'ok' to do? (i.e. or is there a better way to do this?)
I'm working on a asp.net page and I have the following scenario:I have 2 fields that have requiredfieldvalidators which need to "fire" their validation when button1 is clicked but NOT when button2 is clicked and another field which is validated by another requiredfieldvalidator with the opposite scenario. (requiredfieldvalidator for this field needs to "fire" when button2 is clicked but NOT when button1 is clicked.)
Notice that I have multiple ItemTemplates. On the first itemTemplate I have an ASP image control showing some image. I would like that when a user clicks on that image the row gets deleted. How can I do that without using the asp:buttoncolumn?Also the same applies for selecting a row, that instead of deleting the row the row gets selected
I just want to detect who came to login into site and if same login already logged in ,if same login previously exits then we need to logout the previous session , how to do it using asp.net c#
I'm using an <asp:Repeater> in asp.NET to create several such <div>s.The problem is that all clicks in the div are picked up by this jQuery - I also have an <asp:Button> inside the div, for this I want to catch the click as normal and process it in the repeater_ItemCommand event - But this doesn't fire - the page just redirects to the href found in the hyperlink in the div.
I want to implement Login session , in which one user can login from one device only ..and if on other device try to login with same ID the First Device get an Alert..
I have a page with two sections on it - One is a new member registration section the other is the member login section. I am having an issue with AJAX validation running on the registration form when someone tries to login for example.
Is there a way to assign validation to certain areas of a page so if someone clicks the "CREATE MY FREE ACCOUNT" button if validates the appropriate fields only... instead of trying to validate when someone is attempting to login?
Both areas use validation btw.... the login section has required field validators.
Is there an easy way to prevent users from opening multiple instances of the same web application? Can I add something to the application start section of the global page which would prevent this?