Anyway, if for example I have a textbox that I want to enable when the user check the desired checkbox/radiobutton, I like the textbox to be default enabled=false. What's the good approach between these two?
I need to know on the serverside, if a RadioButton has been disabled (by javascript) on the clientside.
The (serverside) Enabled property is not the same as the (clientside) disabled property. Using MyRadioButton.Attributes("disabled") doesn't do the trick either.
Let's say I have a function that takes a string. That string contains the fully name of an enum type (e.g. "MyCompany.Area.AotherNamespace.MyEnum").
How could I create an array of strings (or List<string>) whose elements are the values of MyCompany.Area.AotherNamespace.MyEnum?
Is that even possible?I'm basically trying to serialize an enum type serverside and then output it in clientside JavaScript so I don't have to define an enum in two places--in my C# and my JavaScript.
I'm making a website in ASP.NET 4.0 where I make use of the RequiredFieldValidator control to validate a wizardstep.It works perfectly with Javascript enabled, but when I turn it off (in my Firefox) it just goes to the next step.We don't do a Page.IsValid check, but we don't do much on the "next button clicked" event either.Certainly not something that is forcing it to go to the next step.
I have a web app that needs to do two things at the same time. After a user clicks a button on the site, a javascript function needs to execute and while thats working I need the server side code for the button click to execute without waiting on the client side to finish.
To be more specific, the client side function takes about 23 seconds to complete, and while that is running the server side code promts the user for printing a document. So I need the javascript to run "in the background".
I'm trying to understand how to execute AJAX animation on an asp button that has to execute code on Postback. In other words, I have button with code behind that needs to be excuted, but at the same time want to be able to have one of animation extenders be applied to it. I understand that I need to use the BeginRequest Event, I'm just not sure how, or which javascript commands to use to call the ajax animation so the postback will still occur.
I am looking through a sql stored procedure which I might need to update in the near future. Basically the stored procedure is about 20 lines long. The stored procedure first builds a query
and stores it in a variable named "@Sql". And then for the last two lines of the stored procedure it appears that the big sql statement stored in "@Sql" is executed by using the "EXEC" command. See below. What is confusing though is that the query appears to be exectuted twice? Why was the query written in this way. Don't both lines do the same thing? Why is it being done twice? Could this possibly be a mistake on the part of the person who wrote the query. Below are the two lines I am talking about?
I need to run the HttpContext.Current.Server.Execute method in my ASP.NET application. This application has a WCF operation that does some processing. Currently, I am to do my processing correctly from within my WCF operation. However, I would like to do this asynchronously.
In an error to attempt this asynchronously, I tried running Server.Execute in the DoWork event handler of a BackgroundWorker. Unfortunately, this throws an error that says
"object reference not set to an instance of an object" The HttpContext element is not null. I checked that. It is some property nested in the HttpContext object that appears to be null. However, I have not been able to identify why this won't work. It happens as soon as I move the processing to the BackgroundWorker thread. My question is, how can I asynchronously execute the Server.Execute method?
I'm curious, anyone know the mechanism a checkbox control uses to remember that its checked or not checked after a postback?If I add them manually to a page via html as in <input type="checkbox"/> I have to use javascript and hiddenfields to keep things checked after a postback and I would have to have an onclick="dosomething()" inside the tags.Viewing the html source code for a page with a .NET checkbox control, there is nothing like that there.
I was writing a custom control and rendered my own checkboxes when I came across this problem. After the postback, the control would reload the checkboxes from viewstate and forget the user had clicked anything. As I couldn't use hiddenfields to track the changes (they got reset from viewstate too), I ended up using .NET checkboxes as childcontrols instead but this experience got me thinking.
I know the built-in ASP.Net validators come with a client-side framework, however I've been unable to find anything that lets me check a single validator for it's Valid state.
The validator in question is a RegularExpressionValidator, which I use to determine whether an e-mail address is valid or not.
Can any one provide me an idea about any ajax control which has following capabilities:
User should able to type to get auto-suggestions Dropdown should only display the values starting with the keyed-in characters. Most importantly there should be only one postback to fetch all the data to client side on the first key-in and then should filter the list values based on rest of the keys.
i have a complete form in my database as row for example name of the field ,is mandatory, sortid, regularexpression, datatype, maxlength , default value etc. So the form is completely dynamic.now i want to perform the client side validation on the form . What will be the best practice for doing that? like i have to see that if the field is mandatory check it for null and if not then leave it on the client side . i am thinking about setting hidden field for it .
I have a razor view in ASP.NET MVC3 application.This view has 2 partialviews PartialView1 is strongly typed and binded with the model.PartialView2 is not binded with the model.and this view consists of a collection of checkboxes.As part of validation atleast one checkbox must be checked to continue with the save.
Following is the jquery code that is giving me error: Object does not support this property or method.
Error occuring at this line of code: $("#form0").validate({ rules: { issueCheckBox: { selectNone: true}} });
I have a gridview, where I have made autocode using the wizard. However I need a dynamic SQLcommand from server side. I have tried this code, but it doesn't work, it works if I use this code from HTML (setting the sqlcommand in the SQLDataSource. I have deleted the sqlcommand from the HTML and instead I have implemented the code in the page_load event:
Code:
Dim str As String = SqlDataSource1.SelectCommand = "SELECT DISTINCT Beregning.bId, Informationer.Dato,Beregning.bType, Informationer.pNavn, Informationer.pNr, Informationer.Beskr, Beregning.uId FROM Beregning CROSS JOIN Informationer WHERE (Beregning.UserId = @UserId) AND Beregning.uId = Informationer.uId AND (Beregning.bType=@berType2) ORDER BY Beregning.bId DESC" SqlDataSource1.SelectCommand = str But this code works, when I apply the SQLCommand in HTML:
subject says it all...... when using the various validation controls like requiredFieldValidator, and EnableClientScript is true (the default), does that mean that the only validation is done client side? or does it mean that it is done client side in addition to server side?
I know if the only validation is done client side, like with javascript, it can easily be circumvented. I want to make sure my validation is done serverside, so do I need to set EnableClientScript to false?
I'm currently using Validation controls to validate a form. I tried adding a separate onclientclick javascript method to do some extra validation but it now appears to only run this and not continue on to run through the Validation controls. The extra javascript method is returning true, so I'm not sure if the onclientclick is clobbering the scripts from the Validation controls. Can anyone explain what I've done wrong?
I have a required validator that I check a textbox clientside, but then on post I check the database for values that have been used. I want to show the error in the RequiredFieldValidator when it post back. How do I do this?
I have used ajaxtool kit's autocomplete on a page which gets data from a webservice. This autocomplete is slow, at the time I only have 10 to 20 records in table and it take about 3 to 5 seconds to search and show result in autocomplete. User have to wait about 4 second on average to see data.
I have a checkboxlist in a div which shows name gettin data from db. I have to findout the lenght of this checkboxlist on OnSelectedIndexChanged to make some db action on selected item/value.