Basically I want to get some javascript to be sent back to the client and executed from a postback inside an UpdatePanel. Furthermore this is inside of a reusable WebControl. I've tried
this.Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript and this.Page.ClientScript.RegisterClientScriptBlock but Firebug shows that those scripts aren't sent back in the postback's response.
I also tried straight up writing a <script> tag inside the control's main div in the Render method, which does get sent back but isn't executed. I got a hacky solution working, but ideally looking for a cleaner solution. The hack is to add a 1x1 pixel img with width/height set to 0 and use that for an onload event to execute the script and that works, but it seems like there has to be a cleaner way to do this.
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.
So I have an ASP.Net web forms application that is using URL Routing. It works great on the old single server shared web hosting account. It has been moved over to a new platform that appears to be a web farm. When a postback happens it now just refreshes the page and the event handler is not envoked. Another thing I've noticed is they put the application into a sub-folder on the account and are using ISAPI Rewrite to point the domain to the sub folder.how to get the postback to execute on this web farm?
When a user clicks a button I need to create a .bmp file on the server. After the .bmp file is created I will load it into the html page. Would Ajax be the best way to accomplish this?
have a gridview which has a delete linkbutton in 1 column, problem is that the click event for the button is not firing at all, the page does postback but the breakpoint wont execute and jump in the click event at all.
I have this method, but the javascript never executes:
Protected Sub Logout(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Web.UI.WebControls.LoginCancelEventArgs) FormsAuthentication.SignOut() Session.Clear() Me.Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(Me.GetType(), "alertScript", "facebook_logout();", True) End Sub
The first time the page renders the script is executed. If I click the button to cause a postback it doesn't execute again. Is there a way to make it execute the scripts again?
Basically i have two asp.net buttons on my asp.net page as follow:
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and this is the code behand fo btnSave onclick event:
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and this is the code behand of btnPreviwe onclick event:
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as you can see, when the btnSave is clicked, it is programmatically clikced the btnPrevew first, and btnPreview registers and fires the required JavaScript. But actually once the btnSave clicked, it does go to the btnPreview_OnClick event, but for some unknow reasons, the javascript in btnPreview_OnClick doesnt work, however, when i just put cstext2.Append("alert('hi')" instead of cstext2.Append("'SaveSignature()'", the javascript does executed, and also if i modifed the asp.net code for btnPreview to this, it works too.
I have a content page that displays search criteria in a div. I would like to hide the criteria div when results are returned, but keep it visible if no results are found. I have code in the DataBound event for the gridview that displays the number of rows returned from the query which works fine. To show the search criteria, I have a RegisterStartupScript which calls the javascript function to show the div. Even though the RegisterStartupScript code is executed, the javascript never runs (I put an alert in the function that never fired). Is this a lifecycle timing issue? I just don't see how I can register the javascript earlier in the page lifecycle if it is. I would think this is a very common requirement. Sub Master:
I only want to execute this JavaScript function runEx() if publicVarFromCodeBehind != "abc".
I am setting the publicVarFromCodeBehind = "abc" in the Page_Load event but anyway the runEx() function is executing. I wonder how this works and how to prevent runEx() from executing though I need to catch the logic from C# and pass on the variable to the JavaScript.
I have downloaded a jquery tool which creates overlay windows so here is the code which I want to trigger by calling a javascript function instead of a button or link.
The CSS
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The HTML note the overlay is executing when i click the button i want this to be triggered on javascript function)
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All i want to do is call a function lets say "ShowOverlay()" from my code behind using ClientRegisterScript() and it should do the same as it is doing on button.
how to execute the code behind function using JavaScript keypress ?
The reason is that the keypress that I'm referring to will be used in searching record so I want that every keypress a result will be shown in the gridview immediately.
I have a drop down in an ASP.NET page. Whenever the value of the drop down changes an ASP.NET AJAX request is made to the server. I also attached a jQuery "change" event handler to that list to execute some code when the value is changed. So, probably two different event handlers are being attached to the same drop down, and it's causing some problems, i.e., sometimes wrong drop down values are sent to the server. I don't know why is this happening but I think attaching two different event handlers to a same drop down may be the reason.
Can anyone tell me what is the problem here? If what I guessed is true, then is there any other way to execute some custom javascript code before asp.net AJAX request is sent ?
I have created javascript function as mentioned below to hide/show some control. I am calling this script on dropdown on 'onchange' method. In dropdown first item is "-- Select --". I want to execute it on Page Load function, so by default it will be hidden. I tried to call like this on Page load, but it is not working.
I have a DataList that has a column with a checkbox in it. The checkbox has its AutoPostBack property set to true. During the DataList's OnItemDataBound event, I am registering a javascript method to the control:
chk2.Attributes.Add("onclick", "CheckAdvanceChecked(this);"); The purpose of this method is to determine if any of the programmatically checkboxes in the DataList are checked, and if so, disable some of the other controls on the page. My problem is that when the HTML is generated, my 'CheckAdvanceChecked' function is being placed (and executed) prior to the javascript that ASP automatically adds to the checkbox (due to its AutoPostBack property): <input id="checkAdvanceList_ctl01_chk" type="checkbox" name="checkAdvanceList$ctl01$chk" onclick="CheckAdvanceChecked(this);
etTimeout('__doPostBack('checkAdvanceList$ctl01$chk','')', 0)" Value="760" /> I need my CheckAdvanceChecked(this); function to to be place after the 'setTimeout' function that ASP generates automatically so it will execute last. Is this possible?
Using ASP.NET 2.0, VB code behind, I am using a ModalPopupExtender to show some dynamic content on my site inside an update panel. The problem I am having is that sometimes the content stretches the modal pop-up panel (div) so that it flows off the screen. In cases where the height of the popup panel exceeds some defined height I would like to limit the height and add a vertical scroll bar (otherwise the panel should have no height minimum).
I have written a JavaScript to perform this task (see below). I use my code behind to display the modal popup... so now my problem is how (when) do I kick-off my javascript to limit the height of my modal popup. Kicking off the script on pageLoaded finds that the popup container's display setting has not been set yet, therefore ConstrainPanelHeight is never executed... how can I kick off my javascript after the model popup is shown?
I have a GridView of thumbnail photos within an UpdatePanel, with clickable icons in each row which each load a User Control containing a small Google Map into the relevant row. The idea is that the user can geotag (by clicking on the map) any photo in the GridView.
In the map User Control, there is some Javascript initialising the map:
function initializeMap() { if (GBrowserIsCompatible()) { var map = new GMap2(document.getElementById('Map'), {size: new GSize(336, 200)}); // set the map controls, set the centre, etc. } }
Problem is: I don't know how to call the initializeMap() method. Because it's dynamically added to the page, any attempt to link it to the calling button by "onClientClick=initializeMap()" for example, gives a JS error, saying the method isn't defined.