I am creating a Payment request form that my customers are going to fill out and submit so they get paid I would classifi it as an invoice. Does any one have any examples or point me to a good place to read about creating this type of form and the database tables to support the application?
The form will basically have some fields they will fill in for the header then in the related stuf come charge amounts with there types aka partnumbers of sorts and also the ablity to put in there own types / aka partnumbers and there amounts. I wont be housing any amounts they will supply all the information of payment amounts and types.
I try to programmatically fill the 8 using a single datatable. Each dropdownlist has its own column in the datatable and is supposed to display only the column that corresponds to it. It does display the column it is supposed to however it also displays a number of empty slots equal to all the other columns combined.Here is the code can someone tell me why I get the empty slots?
OK I'm a total noob so bear waith me. I'm using the pubs database. I want to add several gridviews to my page in the inside of a for loop. Here is my code so far:
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In the foreach loop, it is iterating through the publisher's tables rows, and I wamt it to query the titles table to find all books that have that publisher id and create a gridview out of it. In the code above I am not getting it right. I need multiple GridViews, one for each iteration of the foreach loop. How do I do this?
I am trying to open a PDF and fill it in in an asp webpage. Does anyone know how to do this? I can either overlay the PDF with labels or I could fill in the PDF form (Obviously that would be better)
We have product which calculates insurance quotes of all the Home insurance companies in florida and compare the rates . I was looking at a way to populate the insurance policy form on the actual insurance company web site with the values entered in the form present on our web site with a button click. Can somebody please tell me whats the best approach to achieve this and what complications this would entail....like the security issues
I have a number of labels that are filled with error-data that is retrieved from a database. Some of these error-messages are html related and thus contain html-tags. When setting the label.text attribute to the string that contains the tags the page will not realize that it is within a label but render these tags making the formatting totally bonkers :)
Is there any way that this can be encoded in some way for the page to realize that it isnt to render this?
I do realize that I can replace all tag elements and put a literal symbol, "", infront of all of the tags. But I figured there must be a better way to do it.
I would like populate a input text form with a string sent by an User.
The destination page is: [URL]
NOTE: im not the developer for the target page.
Here ho should work:
When a visitor from my site click a link (Ip address)it will be sent to: [URL] and the TextBox automatically populates with the value (Ip address the user has clicked).
The user Will manually click the button "Look Up IP addresses" in [URL] to have the result.
Should i use dataset in code behind or SqlDataSource on the form designer to fill or bind a DropDownList in my asp.net page I am currently using SqlDatasource on the form and i bind the control to MySqlDatasource because i find it is very easy and to much faster but somebody told me to use dataset from code behind because of security and performance
im trying to have back button after user fill up all information to registration form...but the problem is all information that already filled ,need to fill again after click on back button ..is there any idea to have back button without need user to fill all form again..???
I'm not sure the best place to ask this...not even sure the best way to ask it.
I manage a library website, and there are a number of different database products that can be searched. I'm trying to build a black box application to sit behind the home page. Here's an example of what might get submitted to said application.
See, the idea is that I might be doing various search boxes throughout the site, and I want to keep the actual HTML forms as simple as possible and simply let an ASP.Net application do the rest of the work. For example, figuring out whether or not the search engine using a GET or a POST method, parsing the keywords to determine the best way to render them, and sending the appropriate hidden values.
Probably, most of these databases use GET, so I can simply use a Response.Redirect after creating the query string, but I think some of them might use a POST, and I'm just not certain how I would take the form variables from one page (the home page, say), then essentially turn them into a virtual form on this middle man/black box application, and then programmatically submit that virtual form to another site, such that the user never sees or knows about that intermediate page.
I've seen this:
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But that isn't what I actually want to do, because I don't want to retrieve the result of the submission through a WebResponse...rather, I want the form to actually send the user to the new site.
I can't use the SQL Reporting Services ReportViewer control for security reasons I'm using the SQL Reporting Services web service to get reports When the format of the report is HTML I insert the report in the middle of the page doing this
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the important parts are the GetEncoding to convert the Byte[] of the html since a Byte[] is what is returned from SSRS but I'm at a loss for how to do something similar if the format of the report is PDF if the Byte[] contains a PDF how do I show it? I'm able to show the PDF using Response.BinaryWrite(result); after setting the Response.ContentType to pdf but that displays the PDF as the ENTIRE page I have a Master page and the content page has other text and navigation buttons, etc I need to show the pdf in the middle of the page This is an ASP.NET 3.5 application
I have a simple ASP.NET page that uses the VLC media player to play a video in IE. I also have four buttons to control the playback:
Play, Pause, Stop, and Mute
The four buttons call JavaScript functions that access the ActiveX control. When I click on any of the buttons, I get the following error in the JavaScript function:
"Microsoft JScript runtime error: 'vlc' is undefined".
However, if move the object tag for the vlc player outside the form tag, then the JavaScript works correctly, and I can control the video playback.
My question is why must the object tag be outside the form tag for this code to work correctly?
I have a tricky problem and I'm not sure where in the view rendering process to attempt this. I am building a simple blog/CMS in MVC and I would like to inject a some html (preferably a partial view) into the page if the user is logged in as an admin (and therefore has edit privileges).
I obviously could add render partials to master pages etc. But in my system master pages/views are the "templates" of the CMS and therefore should not contain CMS specific <% %> markup. I would like to hook in to some part of the rendering process and inject the html myself.
how to do this in MVC? Where would be the best point, ViewPage, ViewEngine?
i am trying to delete app_offline.htm programmatically but the code doesnot even get called as the app_offline does not other pages load. how should i delete the file after the updations have been done in the website. i know that i can delete the file manually but i dont want to do that.
let's say we have datatable with "<a>12</a>" as rows.when i try to bind it to gridview programmatically I'm not getting href links like 12 But just a strings like "<a>12</a>"
Code: Dim datatable as new DataTable datatable.Columns.Add("No") dim datarow1 ad DataRow = datatable.newrow() datarow1(0) = "<a>12</a>" datatable.rows.add(datarow1) gridview1.DataSource = datatable gridview1.DataBind()
The purpose is to generate proposal documents that can manually be edited in Word after the fact, but before sending them out to the customers.
Much proposal content would be drawn from existing HTML website content (backing CMS) and also some custom (non-HTML) injection for certain scenarios. Of course the conditional logic could go into server-side ASP.NET to vary the content appropriately.
I'm open to 3rd-party tools if raw manipulation of the Word API is arduous. In fact a good 3rd party tool might be the answer.