C# - How To Override The Same Function On Multiple Pages (Render Function)
Jan 26, 2011
Take the following scenario. I have multiple ASPX pages. Login, Logout, Main, Messages, etc... They all inherit from System.Web.UI.Page of course. For all the pages, I want to override the Render method from the Page class. I could easily copy and paste the same code into each page like so:
protected override void Render(HtmlTextWriter writer)
{
//Code Logic Here
}
But if I had many pages, lets say 20, maintaining the code in each page could get very time consuming and error prone.That made me think a bit and I thought okay lets try this...override the function in each page but call a static function. That way changing the static function would result in a change for every page.Which works fine... But its not really nice and clean, having to override like that on every single page.
I am attempting to inherit an ASP.NET RegularExpressionValidator and add some functionality to it. I inherited the control and added my custom properties. However, I would also like the client-side functionality to call a different JavaScript functionIn order to do that, I will need to supress what is happening in the AddAttributesToRender method because the name of the function is hard-coded there.
Protected Overrides Sub AddAttributesToRender(ByVal writer As HtmlTextWriter) MyBase.AddAttributesToRender(writer) If MyBase.RenderUplevel Then Dim clientID As String = Me.ClientID [code]...
How can i make my own delete method to prevent that the data really gets deleted? i want to set a datetime field when it gets deleted insted of a normal delete. i read about overriding the submitchanges function, but i don't get it to work
A menu control 2 levels deep does not play well with internet explorer on https.
I continually get an annoying popup.
I think in order to fix this I need to override a function in an automatically included script file.
change this
function PopOut_Show(panelId, hideScrollers, data) { ... childFrame.src = (data.iframeUrl ? data.iframeUrl : "about:blank"); ... } to this
function PopOut_Show(panelId, hideScrollers, data) { ... if(data.iframeUrl) childFrame.src = data.iframeUrl; ... } however I have no clue how I would hack apart the asp:menu control to fix microsoft's javascript in their control.
Is there a way I can just override the function to what I need it to be?
I m having little misunderstanding that how basepage inheritance work in asp.net. I saw this example [URL] and others and I just have questions to get better understanding on the articles: Do we always need override type function in base page even if we dont want to overwrite in child page. What is the purpose of "MyBase.OnLoad(e)"?
' -- VB.NET Public Class MyBaseClass Inherits System.Web.UI.Page Protected Overrides Sub OnLoad(ByVal e As EventArgs) '... add custom logic here ... 'Be sure to call the base class's OnLoad method! MyBase.OnLoad(e) End Sub End Class
know that it is easy to send e-mail in web page with ASP.Net. We do not need any component on this.But do we need any component in asp pages in order to send e-mail? I found this page http://www.aspemail.com/register.html
c#/vb webapp. I'm working on a very old app with a ton of pages. I want to add a function to every page's PreRender. If this application was designed properly from the start, it would use a MasterPage, or would at least inherit all pages from a BasePage other than System.Web.UI.Page.The goal is that every aspx page's PreRender should trigger a call to FooFunction(). I'd like to have this done all in one page, to avoid opening every single .aspx file and changing it's inheritence / pasting FooFunction() / some other time waster.Is there a way to do this in .net? Can you point me in the direction of any design/discussion articles?
I have this import function which can be changed by the client in his desired way.Now I want to code such that if the client tries to import his own data on the page and doesnot give the tags in the order mentioned below his import function should be stopped.
It shouldn't make any changes unless the tags are in the right format because the problem now is if the tags are not in the right format when client changes then its importing over the existing files and directing to an error page which I dont want it should simply stop the import function if they are nt in the order.the code for this function is below
i followed this link [URL] and i get selected value from dropdownlist using jquery
i created 3 partial views .
i need depend's on dropdownvalue redirect to partial page , so how can i implement in jquery with conditions?? or how can i implement in this function Public Function FetchData(ByVal dropdownValue As String) As ActionResult??
<asp:LinkButton CssClass="button" ID="btnApply" runat="server" OnClick="btnApply_Click()" OnClientClick="Apply1('btnApply')" > hi ihave this functin in .vb file Protected Sub btnApply_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnApply.Click end sub
I need to create something which is like an Add friend function in my website which works like this:
1) User types in name of the person he wants to search in the search field and clicks enter
2) on the same page, the search result will come out with an "add friend" button beside every name
3) when the user clicks the "add friend" button, he will be brought to another page (or pop up with a message box?) with a text message field to send to the friend, and a submit button to submit the friend request.
4) over at the Friend's page, he will be able to view the add friend request and decide whether to accept or deny the friend request.
I have a web form that contains a GridView, which impliments Search in Grid with a TextBox and Button control in the footer. This works as I have it now. I have also implimented a Export to Excel function. The Export to Excel works by itself if the Search in Grid function is not included in the footer.The Export to Excel function errors when trying to render the Grid for the export. Is there a better way to incorporate both functions and accomplish the same thing? Am I missing something simple?
I'm working on an ASP.net application.I had a problem with a user control I'd designed called LocationSelector. It worked great, but I couldn't use it within an ASP:UpdatePanel. I learned, by browsing SO, that I needed to put my in-line javascript in an external file and register it with ScriptManager so that there are no Response.Write calls in the Javascript.Next, I discovered that the control worked at first, but when I enclosed it within the ASP:UpdatePanel, it would stop functioning after the first AJAX postback. I read that to fix that, I needed to replace my $(document).ready call with function pageLoad() which is automatically executed with each ASP.net page load.
Several of my pages in my ASP.net application work fine (and I was really impressed with how well the framework seemed to drive the application). However, to my dismay, I discovered that my LocationSelector control no longer works at all on three of my pages. The HTML renders, but the pageLoad (which uses jQuery to bind events on control elements) does not fire.I verified this but putting alert('pageLoad'); as the first line of my pageLoad function. On the pages that work, I see the alert. On the pages that don't work, I never see the alert, even on the initial page load.What kind of problem could be causing the pageLoad function on my user control LocationSelector to execute on some pages, but not others?
i have a method/function that is used to send email, and this method is used in many aspx pages. how do i implement reusability by defining the method once and use in an web app.
I am trying to replace the JavaScript onclick event handler in ASP.NET that is added to a button control when using validation controls. This is what is output into the HTML from ASP.NET in this scenario:
I have looked pretty estensively, and unfortunately there doesn't seem to be a way to modify the function server side before it is injected into the page.
Since I am developing a control and desire it to be non-invasive and self contained, and I am interested in obtaining the validationGroup parameter of the WebForm_PostBackOptions object, it seems that the easiest solution would be to use JavaScript to replace the WebForm_DoPostBackWithOptions function name with my custom wrapper function and leave all of the rest of the parameter information intact - then I can extract the information I am interested in, call my custom functions, and then forward the call on to WebForm_DoPostBackWithOptions.
NOTE: I am using jQuery to build my custom function, so if there is an easier way to do this with jQuery it is an option I will consider.
Here is the code I tried to replace the onclick event handler (not working):
Using alert(), I verified that the text is being changed correctly, however whether or not I use the eval() function, the onclick handler doesn't seem to recognize it as JavaScript.
I thought of using a regular expression to get the validationGroup value, but this seems like it will be far more elegant and flexible if I can get it working...
Note: If there is a way for my control to interrogate the page it is on to find all of the buttons that will post back (regardless of what type of buttons they are) so I can retrieve the property server-side, this is also something I will consider.
You know how the built in functions in VB.NET gives you the option to pass 1 parameter, 2, 3, or 4 all within 1 function, how do they do that? and when the intellesense comes out, there is a "1 of 4" on the top left of the intellesense and you can click to change and see what the other 4 options are.
I have a few repositories in my project. All repositories inherit from an abstract interface repository containing the public datacontext variable and a Save function for the entire DB.
In my controllers I want to make changes to the the db and in one of my functions I'm working with two different repositories. Calling the Save function on each of the repositories I'm using can cause a situation in which one of the calls to Save succeeds and and the other fails resulting in a need of rolling back the changes of the Save function that failed.
What is the best way to work against multiple repositories and access to the DB to avoid such a situation?
The pages on my project are base on master and content pages...
I want to do something with javascript(rather than jquery) in one of content pages after ALL OF MASTER AND CONTENT ELEMENTS ARE LOADED COMPLETELY.(for example set focus on a RadComboBox Control)
But alert(combo); always returns null.(the $find code is for telerik controls and the upper codes about telerik controls are completely true)To solve this null problem I test the ways shown below:
1-I Removed all of controls from master and content page except RadComboBox Control and null problem disappeared , so i derived the null peoblem is about all of elements of master and content page have not been loaded when
$find("<%= RadcbPersonelCompleteNameInvwNoskhehEdit.ClientID %>"); is fired.
2-so i used $(document).ready(function() { my codes }); instead of onload = onloadOfDocument;
3-at last i test the below code and it works perfectly : <asp:Content ID="Content1" ContentPlaceHolderID="head" runat="server"> <script src="../JQuery/jquery-1.4.1.js" language="javascript" type="text/javascript"></script> [code]...
What function of document should i use for doing some javascript codes after all Of MASTER AND CONTENT ELEMENTS are loaded completely?
