I am building a custom master page type control i.e. sort of like a datagrid but should be easier to add custom functionality into it. It's going great but part of the desired functionality is to have a paging control that switches on and off and part of that control would be a textbox that displays the current page number and on TextChanged redirects to the new page of the dataset. The problem I'm having is that technically the textbox which has its event fired is embedded in a control that is embedded in the control you actually put on the page sort of like
Page
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Display Control
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Paging Control
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Textbox
Buried all the way down there the event is not firing. Worse the postback javascript isn't even being written onto the page (Nothing on the page posts back so far this is the only bit that really needs to). I've been trawling around Google for quite a while now and picked up that I need to implement INamingContainer (done) and I need to add the control into the page's control tree (is Pre_Init too late for that?
When's a good time to Add the Control to the page?) then the event should fire, apparently. But I've been unable to find an example of best practice on this there are quite a few near misses where people are having button angst but this isn't a button. So can anyone point me in the direction of getting a control embedded in a control embedded in a control added to a page to behave properly?
I'm currently working with a repeater which has some number of drop down lists in it determined by how many items are databound to it. I wanted to add an event to each of these drop down lists in the scenario that a user changes the selected index.
Here is what I have for the repeater (Note that I am doing all of the databinding in the codebhind.):
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I am setting the OnTextChanged event here, however I did some experimenting with using the different events. I found that my method will not run when I am using the OnTextChanged or OnSelectedIndexChanged events. However, if I use some other events like OnLoad or OnPreRender, the method I have it set to actually runs. So in short, why is it that when I put this drop down list in the repeater only SOME of the events seem to work?
I have a main formview which contains another formview. In the second formview I have a section that needs to insert/update. I want to access this formviews events for example I can access the main formviews item inserted event in the code behind:
FVInvoiceHCPAgreement_ItemInserted
I can't choose the nested formview events in the code behind
ie. FVInvoicePaymentInfo_ItemInserted
I have tried adding the ItemInserted event in the .aspx page
i.e. onItemInserted = "FVInvoicePaymentInfo_ItemInserted"
but for the handles clause it can't see FVInvoicePaymentInfo.
I added a Input (Text) control in my web form and turned it into an HTML server control so its an instance of HtmlInputText class.
If I double click on the control It only adds a OnClick event handler method inside the script tags in the HTML doc of the web form but how to I get to handle its Serverchange event exactly? does VS.net 2008 has no ability to auto wire up the event to the control, do I have to manually wire up the event handler?
I have a nested GridView that is placed inside a ListView. The GridView renders perfectly fine with all the entities that are bound inside its datasource.
Each record in my gridview has two buttons - 'delete' and 'edit'. The issue that I am having is that the methods wired to each of these buttons never get fired.
I think the reason for this behaviour is because my ListView's data binding happens only on the first page load, and not on every subsequent postback. As a result, when a postback happens, the events of the nested gridview are never wired up again - hence my methods are not getting fired.
Here is what my code [simplified] looks like:
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I tried modifying the above code and removing the "!IsPostBack" clause, and the events actually got fired when a button inside the GridView was clicked. However, I do not feel comfortable doing a databind on every postback and think there should be a better solution than that.
I have a user control which I load dynamically using LoadControl. In this UserControl I have a button with assigned OnClick event, but when I click that button, the event is not fired. I'm populating the user control in UpdatePanel's Load event (I invoke __dopostback from JS).
Just I started learning MVC pattern, of course i am learning it from Microsoft's website.Just i want to gather quiz information from the experts. My understanding is (correct me then and there)
1 ) MVC does not support server side events, but supports client side events. If it supports client side events, I need html page with jQuery/Javascript (view), but most of the example I absorbed is to display the information(model) in view, I did not see any client side event handling happens in view.
2) Except ViewState and controlState, MVC supports Sessions, Application State management, Cache management.
3) When request goes to MVC engine, the routing module routes the request that is picked up by the controller. The controller in executes the appropriate action and returns the appropriate view.
I've googled a bit for the exact order of all gridview events relative to and where inbetween page events. The only Microsoft article: [URL] is not very clear. I'm especially interested in the gridview row_command event relative to page events.
I have a page with 2 Controls, a ListBox and a DropDownList.
In the DropDownList you can select a PLACE.
In the ListBox you can see all DOCUMENTS for the selected PLACE.
If you select a DOCUMENT, the program does a redirect on the selected DOCUMENT.
So, there are an AutoPostBack and an Event (if you select another Item) on both Controls.
The problem is: If I select a PLACE, then I select a DOCUMENT (the pdf document is opened), and then I go back on the page and I want to select another PLACE, the program doesn't select another PLACE, but opens the old DOCUMENT, because there are 2 Events, one to change the PLACE and one to open the DOCUMENTS.
Is there a better, cleaner way to do this in ASP.NET 2.0?
An ASP.NET 2.0 page displays a datalist of records. Each record can have many dates, so the dates are in a nested gridview (I chose a gridview over a datalist here because we want to be able to delete a date and this is easier done in a gridview). The parent record can never be deleted.
The display works fine: the nested gridview gets its datasource during the parent datalist's OnItemDataBound event.
The problem: the nested gridview's delete function. The date gets deleted without a problem (handled in the OnRowDeleting event), but somehow the redisplay is untying all the other nested gridviews from their datasources. The delete does not appear to cause a page postback, so I don't know how the other nested gridviews are losing their datasources.
I have a user control with a textbox and a gridview. When data is entered into textbox it has to get data from the database and populate in the gridview. The grid view has add,edit and delete events.The user control is loaded dynamically multiple times on to the page.My issue is when i have 2 or more user controls and if textbox of usercontrol1 is changed, it reloads both the controls and fires the postback event of textbox twice each for the user control, where as it has to execute only once. due to which the data modifications in the grid are lost as it pulls back the data once again from the database.
I created a customDropdown usercontrol with Events and It worked fine.
Now I stored the path of the ascx file in the database table and i want to Load the ascx file and handle the Events dynamically in an aspx page.
To Load the usercontrol and access the public properties and method, I need to know the object i am trying to load, right?
For Example
FeaturedDDL c = (FeaturedDDL)Page.LoadControl("~/FeaturedDDL.ascx").
But I dont want to hardcode objectType "FeaturedDDL", coz i dont have that stored in my Database field.
Since I am loading the usercontrol by getting the path and name of the usercontrol from the database table,how will I know the ObjectType at that time?
How to accomplish that and also how to handle the events for these type of situation?
how to make a control that can have controls nested inside it. I've made a jQuery tab browser class which uses a hidden field to remember which tab is selected and create the relevant client script to re-select it on postback...it works fine...
This is for web part development so all controls are created dynamically.
The problem is when I add a control to one of the tabs, the values set in that control disappear on postback..I understand there is a lot of information about user controls, viewstate and control state but nothing seems to give me access to those values...
I've boiled it right down to the basics and still can't get it to work unless the custom control has all its controls added in OnInit...which is bad news for me because I need to instantiate the browser, the use a 'AddTab' method to add tabs and controls to them, which occurs after the OnInit event and therefore I can't access the postback values!!
I get the feeling I'm missing something big here, I must be lol...here's is an example:
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These controls have to be dynamically created, so I didn't see the need to make the ascx user controls..
I'm trying to create a nested gridview, but I'm stuck at the editing/deleting part of the nested gridview. (Below is my code).The nested gridviews are filling out nice, I've set the DeleteParameter in the SQLDataSource, but I'm still getting this error when trying to delete a criteria: 'The Gridview 'gvCriteria' fired event RowDeleting which wasn't handled.'I've tried to create a method 'gvCriteria_RowDeleting', but that didn't seem to work out.Someone who can give me a piece of advice? Would it be possible to fill the gridview without using gvDomain_rowDataBound? Dries
Have the MultiView1 display only if Frieght values exceed 15.50. If check box is checked, retreive the row values of the Gridview1 and Gridview2 to perform a task.There will be two check boxes. One will be conditionally hidden. Each check box has a different function.
Example: Send an email notifying this entry has been flagged. I am using Visual Studio 2005 with ASP.NET 2 due to availability of resource. I have checked out numerous sites without finding the specific answer.
For example: [URL]
The following a simplified representative example of what I am trying to accoumplish. It uses the Northwind.mdb access database with just the Customers and Orders table.
i just want to use a calendar with events like date selection update,delete,creat events. and i want to do this with sql server 2005. I started my project with webApple.
and the secound, i just cand find whats wrong in this
I have been tasked with designing a scheduling system to fit into an existing application. At present I have a SQL Table - Tasks which have a StartDate and EndDate column.
I have a requirement to set the Task as a recurring task i.e. Replace server backup tapes every day, or, Order more stationary once a month.
I am lost on how to design this. I can't seem to find a proper example on the net. can someone point me in the right direction.
In Nested Grid, we get a '+' sign. The problem is that '+' sign appears all times, even if there are no child records for that row. 1. Can we enable/disable OR Hide/Unhide '+' sign. depending on if child rows exits.2. OR alteast we can put some bgcolor indicating to user that this record do have child rows. Without any indicator user may feel quite annoying to click on '+' sign and nothing happens.
How to call server side event(textchanged) in javascript. When the user enters the data in text box and directly closing the page with out allowing the textbox to fire the textchanged event when textbox autopostback property set to true. Now i want is when the user closes the page the changed text in textbox should affect the database and textchanged event should fire only once.
I need to know the best way to do the following. I have nested business level APIs (say level 1 & level 2). L1 needs to call L2. Both APIs use the database layer directly at their own nesting levels.
Now, in the database layer, I fetch the db connection from the pool each time as follows:
SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection(connString); conn.Open();
Is it proper to fetch the db connection each time on every DB level call as above? I know it will return a connection from the ASP.NET connection pool. However, wouldn't it be better to maintain the same DB connection throughout the nested calls (or throughout the current http request lifetime)? Will fetching a connection from the pool each time cause issues with nested TransactionScopes?
I've noticed a number of events being logged on our Windows server, coming from an Asp.net application. I wouldn't know where to begin troubleshooting this problem, but the basics are this:
- Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition (NLB) - Asp.net 3.5 App - Oracle 10g DB Event ID: 1309 Event code: 3005 Event message: An unhandled exception has occurred. Exception information: Exception type: CryptographicException Exception message: Padding is invalid and cannot be removed.
The second last line here is why I posted in the security forum. The page that it's coming from is webresource.axd
I have custom server control contains templatefield when an out button clicked the field disappear , when can I rebind the control (inside its class) supposed that Control.Page.OnInit+=new EventHandler(rebind()) doesn't do any things ?
