C# - Button Not Firing OnClick Below Panel Controls In IE?
Feb 9, 2010
I have a button which is not working when placed below two panels. If I move it above the panels, it works. It works either way in Firefox. It does not work in IE 8The button runs this code
I have a web page which has both asp.net controls as well as AJAX controls.I am facing a weird issue when I introduce some AJAX controls(Modal popup) inside a tabbed panel, the button onClick event stops firing.
I have the following code and no matter what I do onclick event for button is not firing. I tried deleting the button, the pages. Redid the code. Moved the web project to a different computer and nothing. It worked a few hours ago.
I came across a very strange occurrence with ASP.NET onclick event in IE (other browsers doesn't seem to have this problem). When there is only one textbox field in a form, the onclick event doesn't fire when you enter text and hit Enter/Return. The event does fire when you click on the actual submit button. When there are two or more fields in the form, hitting Enter/Return works just fine.
<asp:RadioButton GroupName="grpAssoc" ID="rbtEvery" runat="server" Text="Everyone" onclick="return doChangeAssociationType(0);" AutoPostBack="True" oncheckedchanged="rbtEvery_CheckedChanged" /> but oncheckedchanged="rbtEvery_CheckedChanged" not firing even javascript function returns true
I have 2 update panels where the server-side button (in a jQuery accordion) in the first update panel should update the second update panel.When the button is clicked, jQuery hides the accordion and displays a results div. This all works fine client side to be fair to IE. The server-side onclick event does not fire though in IE. In Firefox it does! The first update panel is displayed below, here the "btnGenerateReport" event should fire server side.
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To add confusion ... if I comment out '$accordion.toggle($effect);' lines then the second update panel does get updated.I'm not sure what other information I can give here. I'm stumped as to why this works with Firefox and not IE.
I want to show model popup, I have One asp page in that Collapsible Panel and tow user control and one button, Suppose I click on button then show the model popup and hide the panel and user controls..
Very new to ASP.NET (using C# behind) and am having trouble figuring out the following scenario. I have a DataList that is populated (code below) and wanted each cell to be clickable. When the cell is clicked I wanted to know the unique ID for that cell. In my code behind, my OnClick method looks like this:
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However I never get there. It seems as if the linkbutton always refers to some javascript callback function and just reloads my form. Am I using the wrong control for what I want to do? From this click I want to look up more information from the Key (will roll up the datalist or set visible to false, then supply the new data on the same page)DataList:
I added the message dialog box to my click event but it is not firing.
Protected Sub btnReading_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnReading.Click btnReading.Attributes.Add("onclick", "return confirm('Are you sure you want to Submit this READING');") CreateKM() End Sub
I have an imagebutton with an postbackurl and an onclientclick script. When i added the onclientclick code, if my javascript validation passes (aka returns true), the page just seems to perform a postback (the screen just seems to refresh
I decided to change what JS functions Im calling now since calling Multiple functions definately wasnt helping. Here's my updated code. All Im doing now is validating a single textbox and returning true or false. Even this simple function is causing the postback URL to never get called. Could it have anything to do with the fact that Im trying to call a function to return a true or false?
I have two problems with a databound AJAX Accordion. The Accordion looks like this:
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The code behind has this subroutine:
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The first problem I'm having is that this subroutine is not fired (I have a breakpoint in it) when the LinkButton inside the accordion is clicked. The Page_Load event fires and there is no error message, javascript errors, etc, but nothing else happens.
The second problem is that I'm not sure how to go backwards with the databind. I want to be able to make use of the UpdateMethod in the ObjectDataSource because I also have textboxes inside the accordion. I will have a Save subroutine that can be called but I'm not sure what code to put inside it.
I have an algorithm but don't know if this is the correct way. like mentioned, i would like my label to appear after the user clicks on 4 different buttons, each button with auto post back.
i have searched this forum about this pbm. But People posted about Dynamic Image Button .. In my case, this is a static design only. I have a login page with image button as the Login button. I set Panel's Default button to that image button. onclick event Sometime fires, sometime not firing when pressing enter on the password field..If this happens once, then even if i click on the Image button also, the event is not firing.. but the form is post acking....Strange! i have removed panel's default button and wrote this line instead on page_load..
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Still, the same pbm persists. Even i click on the imagebutton without pressing enter key also, the same pbm comes sometimes...I couldnt trace why.
I am using the following code to load user control on to ASPX Page, which under a Master Page:
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The user control name is passed as a parameter on the URL.
Inside the user, there is a LinkButton. The link button has a simple server side code for OnClick event.
Everything is working fine on the production machine, but, on the Development machine, I can see incorrect behaviour. I have started making some development changes on the Development Machine since several months back, and it will be very difficult to find out what caused the problem.
When I click the LinkButton inside the user control, the user control is removed from the parent page, and the OnClick event of the LinkButton is not firing.
I did debug, and found out that after I click on the LinkButton inside the user control, then the Page Load events for the master page and the ASPX page are working fine, and the IsPostBack is set to true, but the OnClick event of the LinkButton is not firing.
on the code page I have mapped the OnCommand event to the following code
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Protected Sub ImageButton_Command(ByVal sender As Object, _ ByVal e As System.Web.UI.WebControls.CommandEventArgs) Try Dim img As ImageButton = CType(sender, ImageButton) img.BorderStyle = BorderStyle.Ridge SortOrder = e.CommandArgument BindData() Catch exc As Exception ProcessModuleLoadException(Me, exc) End Try End Sub
My problem is that by clicking on the image button in the gridview header, the OnCommand event is not being fired. I have tried this with both OnClick and OnCommand and neither fires. I can't see what I am doing wrong if anything.
I have 4 checkboxes. I need that user should atleast select one checkbox and then submit the form. But the onClick event of the button is not working. I already have events for button click. See the code for reference.
I have used renderbegintag to create tags dynamically,and i have created html button tag by this ,but i am not getting how to redirect page by passing querystring of id on the click of that button.My code is:
writer.AddAttribute(HtmlTextWriterAttribute.Class, "Login-btn"); writer.AddAttribute(HtmlTextWriterAttribute.Id, "imgDetails"); writer.AddAttribute(HtmlTextWriterAttribute.Onclick,"Response.Redirect('ProductDetails.aspx?ProductId='+i)"); writer.RenderBeginTag(HtmlTextWriterTag.Button); writer.Write("Details"); writer.RenderEndTag();//button close
Obviously I am a total noob and this is simple to some of you, but I can not figure out why the rest of the sub works, but the button1.Text="Uploading, Please Wait..." seems to be completely ignored.
The button is supposed to change text when clicked but no method I have tried works with my page.
I need to achieve an effect of a read-only textbox, where when the user clicks on the textbox a popup grid control appears, after the user has made a row selection the text box is populated.... Looking at the AJAX Toolkit model it seems like a CustomExtender would be the way to go, but I can find no documentation on how to build such a thing, so I am looking at improvising.
Here is my process (which is still not working):
Using either an ASP.NET TextBox or HTML <input type="text" runat="server"> control I need to able to trap on the onclick event and then set an ASP.NET Panel control Visible="true". I have tried placing my GridView control inside a <div> and using style properties to set it to hidden and using a client-side (javascript) event handler on <input type="text"> onclick event setting the style property to visible, this does not work correctly. It results in a empty place-holder like grid that popualtes on click (I suspect this is because the DataGridView lives inside a ASP.NET Panel)
I would like to be able to call a server-side method from inside my client-side JavaScript function. I seem to recall from Microsoft AJAX 1.0 docs a way to RegisterClientScript or some approach that allows this and can not find anything on this being supported with the ControlToolkit/MS AJAX 2. If I can do this I could set my ASP.NET Panel Visible property to true and then call Update() on it's UpdatePanel parent which should give me exactly what I'm looking for.
I've created a databound gridview inside the gridview's RowDataBound I use the RowSpan property to merge cells. The grid ends up looking like this for example....
Data Data Data Button Data Data Button Data Data Data Button Data Data Button Data Data Data Button
The button is generated using a Template Field and is a standard ASP:Button. If I click a button in an unmerged row everything works as expected. If I click a button in a merged row...the sender object on the command comes back as null and no matter what I try I can't seem to fix it or get a reference to the button.