Is it possible to use Microsoft.Web.UI.WebControl in .NET 2.0?
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you cant even download them!
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it is said that "The Internet Explorer Web Controls is an archived ASP.NET 1.1 download".
I have added one div in aspx page and i want to take the Id of that div in code behind file by using webcontrol.
View 1 RepliesI am trying to change an attribute on a textbox when a DDL value has changed. here is the code. <asp:DropDownList ID="DropDownList2" runat="server"
View 1 RepliesMy project use asp.net web form, and I code it with masterpage, page and mutil webcontrol to render a web page. A problem, request it slowly. I want to increase performace. I use webservice to request data, whole web control has code to request data from webservice.
I review code, and I think if my web used webservice pooling to render a webpage. But I haven't know how to code better, remove all webcontrol, and move their code to create a web page like asp web page (not asp.net)! using only one webservice to request data...
I have a page which holds a custom webcontrol and a usercontrol. I need to reference of webcontrol in usercontrol class. So, I make the declaration of webcontrol as public in page class. But, when I do "this.Page.", I don't see the webcontrol listed in list provided by intellisense. Most probably, I am missing something.
In an asp.net page, how to get a reference of a custom webcontrol from a usercontrol?
A Template contains <input type='CheckBox'>(not server control) in my GridView.
The idea that get the which line I checked and get the data of the line at other columns.
I created this simple custom web control:
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I used this control on my page:
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The problem is that when page is displayed in web browser is see default back color, font and border, values from page are not applied on the my control. Why?
We have developed apllication in Microsoft VS 2008 and when we opening this same application with Microsoft VS 2010. Then it's asking to convert.
So can anybody tell me what it is converting exactly. Means it's open application in Microsoft VS 2010 and running properly also. But i am understanding whats happning while converting.
i have a webcontrol that contains a modal popup that allows the user to enter in some information. When the user clicks submit the popup should close and the gridview on the page update. The problem that im currently getting is the page refresh is done before the data is inserted and is currently the last action fired in the life cycle. How can i make the insert within the control the first thing to happen in the page life cycle or update the page gridview once the popup has inserted the information. Im currently placing the datagrid within an update panel with updatemode set to conditional and a trigger on the custom control.
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My question is: how can i create my own parameter based upon the QueryStringParameter?
Example:
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I now called it QueryStringGuidParameter.
The purpose of this is: I'm not sending any querystring's via the aspx?querystring other thasn aspx?guid={guid identifier}.I hope my code below explains it al little bit.
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A soon as a page Redirects f.i. with this example
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Instead of calling Response.Redirect i call the Redirect i created. This transforms the querystring in a session with a guid and parameter. The Redirect only sends the guid in the querystring. and the receiving page picks up the guid and translates it back into a querystring.
Purpose is you have a secure way of dealing with info sending via querystrings. Lets say in the past you could easily get other info from the page by just changing a value in the key send via a querystring. In my case lets say the user request a Customer "A" with querystring ?ID=1.
Simple change the query in the addressbar to ?ID=2 (or something else) would give him another customer. Maybe a customer he is not allowed to see. (Of course this can be prevented also in the business layer, but that's not the point.)
So if i simply could create a new QueryStringParameter lets say called QueryStringGuidParameter which i can use in the ObjectDataSource but ideally just for all controllers which are able to use the QueryStringParameter , i don't have to go into code behind and set the SelectParameters in there.
I have what is probably a basic question but I do not understand if/why there is a difference. I have a simple asp.net page with a staticly created DropDownList and Panel control. The user can select one of three options if the drop down (Employee, Company, Address) which should load the respective custom UserControl into the panel below. By default, I have the Employee control selected in the drop down and it should be displayed on the intial Page Load (!Page.IsPostBack).
If I do the following it performs the desired behavior on the intial load:
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If I try the following, the User Control does not appear on the initial page load:
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I noticed if I do it with a textbox instead of a UserControl, it works however:
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I assume there is some sort of behavioral difference in the way the loading is done between a UserControl and WebControl.
I'm using the DataList WebControl for the first time. What I am wanting to do is dynamically load a datalist bound to a datasource with radiobuttons. This datalist control resides within a <div>. In design mode, everything looks great, however, when I run my web app...nothing appears. Do I need to associate the datalist control to the div by chance?
View 10 RepliesI have a WebControl that I'm creating and when I'm in the designer...you really can't tell what it is...see Attachment 1 below. See Attachment 2 for what it looks like rendered in the Browser (IE & Firefox). What would cause this. I really can't even throw controls onto the UC looking like this. I have to go into the markup and do the drag and dropping.
View 2 RepliesI have a ListView control in Asp.Net WebForms which display a set of elements, I have at the end a "More" button like Facebook for example. During the postback I want to get from database another 10 elements (I have already displayed 10 and I don't want to retrieve them again)
Something like this.
foreach (var item in New10Items)
ListView.Items.Add(index,DataItem)
the problem is with DataItem, how to Bind it before add it? what is the best way of solving this?
1st) Server retrieve an image from Database, in the Database i've only the path, then i encapsulate the image in a XML and i send this XML to the client.
2nd) The client decapsulation the img, so the client has an array of bits with the image. it's not allow send the path for security.
Now i need associate this image with my webcontrol img.
i do something like
ImgUrl = "Handler.ashx?num_doc=13"
and it works, but really i need do something like:
ImgUrl = "Handler.ashx?num_doc=" + num_doc;
where num_doc it's a http parameter recieved from a page. I'll try to put the ImgUrl from code but it doesnt work, just show a path.
When using an asp.net CheckBox (and in out case, inherited from a CheckBox) it renders a span around the checkbox input control, this span control is affecting jQuery scripts.
Is it possible to remove this span when rendering?
I have a page which holds a custom webcontrol and a usercontrol. I need to reference of webcontrol in usercontrol class. So, I make the declaration of webcontrol as public in page class. But, when I do "this.Page.", I don't see the webcontrol listed in list provided by intellisense. Most probably, I am missing something.
In an asp.net page, how to get a reference of a custom webcontrol from a usercontrol?
I'm using one Sublayout (Sitecore) and have a placeHolder that currently holds 2 webcontrols. I want to access the Label from one Webcontrol to the other Webcontrol.Do i have to find the Label recursively or can i just access the Label on another way? I tried different methods like:
this.Page.Findcontrol
this.Parent.Findcontrol
Label lblSearchTerm = (Label)this.Parent.FindControl("lblSearchTerm");
Label lblResults = (Label)this.Parent.FindControl("lblResults");
any result as being Label lblSearchTerm = null.
I have set the destinationpageurl on the login webcontrol to go to a logged in start page - but when I log in any user is goes to the default start page
code below
Login
<asp:Login
ID="Login1"
runat="server" BackColor="#990000"
BorderColor="#990000"
BorderPadding="4"
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I am trying to access a webcontrol (a Textbox) from the EditItemTemplate of a DataList, so I can change it. When I try to do DataList.FindControl("TextboxID") it comes back with null because it doesn't recognize the textbox has rendered. I've tried looking in the DataBinding, DataBound events and those don't work either.
To be more specific, I need to change the value of a textbox when the user uses a Calendar control, so I need to access the control from EditItemTemplate in the Calendar_SelectionChanged event.
Code:
protected void calendar1_SelectionChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// Access EditItemTemplate Control
}
<asp:DataList ID="DataListMaintenance" runat="server"
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I have created a custom web control to act as a button with an image. I would like to be able to set this as the target of the DefaultButton parameter of an ASP.NET Panel control. I have implemented the IButton interface, and no error is generated when loading the page using the control. However, when I press enter in a textbox within that panel, the Click event of the control is not raised. When I replace my control with a standard ASP.NET button, everything works fine.I have a test page with a panel containing a textbox, an instance of my custom button, and a standard asp.net button. The buttons are wired to an event handler which will change the textbox to the ID of the caller.When DefaultButton of the panel is set to the ASP.NET button, hitting enter in the next box works correctly - the page posts back, and the text box is populated with the name of the standard button. When DefaultButton of the panel is set to my button, hitting enter in the textbox causes the page to postback, but the Click event is not fired. Clicking the button manually works correctly.Does anyone know what I have to add to my custom control to make it handle the event coming from the Panel control? I'm looking using Reflector at the source code for Button, but cannot identify what is enabling this behaviour.I have posted the source of the control below, and the relevant source of the test page.Control Source:
public class NewButton : WebControl, IPostBackEventHandler, IButtonControl
{
public NewButton() : base(HtmlTextWriterTag.A) { }
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would love to popup a created ascx control.in my aspx page i have a button like button1modalpopupextender targetcontrolid is button1 and popupcontrolid is the one of the ascx control.everything works. have MANY buttons (more than 2) inside the ascx control.depending on WHICH button i push INSIDE the ascx control, the controls returns me back a valuebut the server side event for button1 is no more fired after extending with modalpopupextenderso what i need is to specify the modalpopupextender a method to call after ANY button inside the ascx control has been pressed.i did not find a solution until know.it WOULD HELP ME if, i click my button1, the modal popup displays, i can click inside there, and after i click inside the modal popup, the event for button1 server side would be raised, but this does not.i tried event for modalpopup unload but it crashes my webserver.so why this all? i created a ascx which will be dynamically filled with buttons and text depending on what i need.
View 4 RepliesI have a Webcontrol, that I create completely dynamically and it contains radiobuttonList. How can I acces this radibuttonlist values, on pages where I register this control?
public class MyControl: WebControl
pnContainer = new Panel();
rbl = new RadioButtonList();
liResume = new ListItem("Resume", "Resume");
liReopen = new ListItem("ReOpen", "ReOpen");
rbl.Items.Add(liResume);
rbl.Items.Add(liReopen);
pnContainer.Controls.Add(lblReOpenTitle);
pnContainer.Controls.Add(rbl);
this.Controls.Add(pnContainer);
I have a set of custom ASP.NET server controls, most of which derive from CompositeControl. I want to implement a uniform look for "required" fields across all control types by wrapping each control in a specific piece of HTML/CSS markup. For example:
<div class="requiredInputContainer">
...custom control markup...
</div>
I'd love to abstract this behavior in such a way as to avoid having to do something ugly like this in every custom control, present and future:
public class MyServerControl : TextBox, IRequirableField {
public IRequirableField.IsRequired {get;set;}
protected override void Render(HtmlTextWriter writer){
RequiredFieldHelper.RenderBeginTag(this, writer)
//render custom control markup
RequiredFieldHelper.RenderEndTag(this, writer).....
If I was deriving all of my custom controls from the same base class, I could conceivably use Template Method to enforce the before/after behavior;but I have several base classes and I'd rather not end up with really a convoluted class hierarchy anyway.
It feels like I should be able to design something more elegant (i.e. adheres to DRY and OCP) by leveraging the functional aspects of C#, but I'm drawing a blank.
in other words, reading the content (records that lies within) of a LinqDataSource object programatically (i.e. similar to what the GridView class does internally when binding to a LinqDataSource object).
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