I've looked at about 5 Questions here on SOF and haven't really found a useful answer for this. How am I supposed to invoke my javascript functions from client-side events in my .ascx controls? Here is my .ascx file.. what most the answers have led me to:
<%@ Control Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="true" CodeFile="UIMenu.ascx.cs" Inherits="controls_UIMenu" %>
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
function insetItem(myMenu)
{
myMenu.setAttribute("class", "myClass");.......
I'm getting different errors when doing it this way. ".....ascx does not contain a definition for "insetItem"", and my other pages that use this file don't recognize it anymore. When I try to put the js on the actual .aspx pages that will be using it, I get the same no definition error.
I just started learning jscript, still pretty noob. I'm trying to make it so when the user down clicks a menu item, I want that item's borderstyle to change to "inset". I'm not sure how to change that attribute for the specific item that gets clicked either in javascript >_< but that's another question.
I think I summed up the question in the title. Here is some further elaboration...I have a web user control that is used in multiple places, sometimes more than once on a given page.The web user control has a specific set of JavaScript functions (mostly jQuery code) that are containted within *.js files and automatically inserted into page headers.However, when I want to use the control more than once on a page, the *.js files are included 'n' number of times and, rightly so, the browser gets confused as to which control it's meant to be executing which function on.What do I need to do in order to resolve this problem? I've been staring at this all day and I'm at a loss.
I am trying to call some javascript functions which I ahve written in some file. Eg.
function OpenPopup() { alert("OpenPopUp"); return false; }
when I call this from button from OnClientClick = "OpenPopup()" it is not called but when I put this function on MasterPage it is able to call the function.I added this is the MasterPages's Head
I wanted to use some javascript functions in a ASP.net 3.5 web site. I have added a javascript1.js page in the Sites Folder with a Javascript Test function.
I'm not familier with Javascript, and I have to convert a Project's Javascript codes to Jquery scripts.
ofcourse I'm not project leader or something like it, I'm just elaborating that this process may has what kind of issues and may face with what kind of needness ?
So if you know any solution to convert Javascript Functions to Jquery ones
I have a JavaScript-based timeline which needs to use data from an SQL server. The queries and the JSON conversions have been worked out in the form of C#.NET functions within a code file related to an .aspx page. So for a complete newbie to ASP.NET, how do you set up a function call like this from JavaScript?I would love it if someone had some simple example code I could learn/get some pointers from.Edit: I am using .NET 3.5
All of my scripts run fine in my Master page, and all of the functions run when called in the content pages, but for some reason, all of the sudden contentPageLoad() doesn't run anymore in any of them. I am sure that I have changed something somewhere, but I can't figure out what it is.
I have a user control which opens a new window for some item selection. Once an item is selected on that window, the item ID should be passed to a callback javascript function in the user control. In order to have a unique callback function name in the user control (it may have multiple instances on the same page), I added the user control ID to the function name as follows (defined in the ascx file):
function OnItemSelection_<%=this.ID%>(selectedItemID) { OnItemSelection("<%=SomeControl.ClientID%>", selectedItemID) } Where OnItemSelection is defined in an external js file: function OnItemSelection(controlID, selectedItemID) { $(controlID).do_something(selectedItemID); } The issue is that now I'm not sure how the new page can call the "right" function (of the user control instance where it was opened from). The only idea I have in mind so far is passing the name of the callback function in the query string: var CallbackFunction = function(selectedItemID) { window.opener.<%=Request.QueryString["CallbackFunctionName"]%>(selectedItemID); } or maybe just the opening user control ID: var CallbackFunction = function(selectedItemID) { window.opener.OnItemSelection_<%=Request.QueryString["UserControlID"]%>(selectedItemID); }
My questions are:
1) Is it a bad practice passing javascript function names (or user control IDs) like that (I suspect it is)?
2) What could be better way to handle this scenario? Edit: Another way I'm considering now is declaring a global variable in the user control (registering it from the code behind so it'll appear only once). Then, when opening the new window, it's possible to assign the relevant function to it (OnItemSelection_<%=this.ID%>), and call it from the new window. Seems much cleaner than passing user control data through the query string.
I have an application which use some javascript functions,As all javascripts include in Masterpage, most of them which comes withpage are not necessary, and some of those are repeated ( cause used in some different JS file. )So I want to check if there is a way to determine duplicate functions and remove them ?
I have a page with three HTML labels and their corresponding ASP.NET gridviews contained within divs. Now while learning jQuery, I am trying to achieve two things:1. Change the css class of the lables upon mouse hover/out.2. Slide up/down the grid div upon clicking of the labels.It looks to be working as expected, but I wish to know if I am doing it the right way.My complete jQuery code is:
And I am calling these function from onmouseover, onmouseout and onclick events of the label controls passing in the label ID as parameter. As an example:
<label id="lblWebComp" class="gridLabelDefault" onmouseover="ColorChange('lblWebComp')" onmouseout="ColorChange('lblWebComp')" onclick="ShowHide('gvDivWC')"> Web Components </label>
Kindly let me know if this is the best way to achieve these effects? Don't I have to right the document ready function in the jQuery code?
i think The javascript function called by using RegisterStartupScript or RegisterClientScriptBlock executed after the code in the method is executed.I want to execute the javascript function called by RegisterStartupScript or RegisterClientScriptBlock to be executed before the code in buton click method is executed. For that what should i do?
I have a webcontrol that will exist multiple time on a page. I have some javascript (JQuery) in the control and when I have multiple controls on a page the functions get confused.I have seen plenty of stuff on why this is the case - basically my functions use set id's but i need to somehow make them relative.An example of a function ...
function showUploader() { var img = $('#<%=ImgID.ClientID %>'); $('#<%=UploaderIFrame.ClientID %>').attr('src', '<%=ResolveUrl("~/Controls/EditableImageControl/ImageUploader/ImageUploader.aspx") %>' +[code]....
how to get references to the html elements in the web control?
or some javascript code directly on the ascx page. everything works if i place this control somewhere in aspx markup. but if i add this control to the page dynamically to some UpdatePanel place holder on postback (this is logic i can not alter), control renders itself and then i get js error message, which says that functions which are placed in somefile.js are not defined/are null. Why is this happening ? Is there anyway to force js including in this case.
the code amount is huge and i was not able to provide a simplified example with the same error,.
The script is included but somehow the functions are not defined. I'm novice to js, so is it possible that just the script is included but not executed, so the functions are not declared ???
The interesting is that if on some page my custom control is declared in aspx.
I am trying to figure out why javascript functions I create with declared return types are not giving me intellisense hints. See code below, specifically updateNextItemTime in Sample.TodoList.
I understand how to use jQuery to make an AJAX call to a WebMethod from a normal page, but I'm running into problems doing it from a UserControl (ASCX). Right now the biggest Issue I'm having is that the JavaScript for getting access to the groupDropDown control is not working. It seems that since this is a UserControl hosted within DotNetNuke, the ususal method of getting the CLientID is not working since it is nested down x number of levels. Here is what I have:
Javascript:
function validateEnrolledDate(src, args) { var isValid; [code]....
I'm now just referencing a TextBox:<asp:TextBox ID="dealerId" runat="server" CssClass="theDealer" />
The Text in the Textbox is being set in Server Side code, and it is visible on screen.The alert message is "undefined", so something is still happening so that it is not getting the value of that textbox...
I am working on a feature to throw a warning message if the user has unsaved values in a form. I can see that in the next post there is a explanation about how to do that [URL]now the problem is that i need to do the same but using a ascx control and i don't know where put the next code in my ascx control.
<body onunload="checkSave()">
NB: I'm working on dnn so that i don't have any change to add this code in the parent page of the control.
I have to build a few ascx partial views in my MVC applications to encapsulate re-usable functionalities as well as archive SOR and SOC. However, I encountered challenge how to encapsulate the business logic that drives MVC ascx views.In webforms, the code behind of an ASCX control can handle a button click event and browser still shows the same page with only one postback. How can I archive the same thing in MVC? When ~/Address/Edit/2 includes an ascx partial view with a button on it that calls another MVC action - let's say ~/ShareController/CommonAction - what is the best way for the CmmonAction to return to the very same view that includes the ascx file?Perhaps I am missing a common pattern in MVC web development?
I am getting required functionality when I am adding javascript to grid column in aspx page. but i am not getting the same functionality when l am loading ascx page in my aspx page.
I have a user control (ascx) which contains a control (hidden field). In the page_load event of ascx, i have the below code:
HyperLink.Attributes.Add("onclick", "JavaScript:return AccessControl('" + hdnField.UniqueID + "');"); Note: The hidden field resides in .ascx file.
I want to access this hidden field at runtime and i have the below javascript function in aspx page that loads the usercontrol.
function AccessControl(hdnFieldId) { var ctrl = document.getElementById(hdnFieldId); alert(ctrl);
I am getting 'null' value in the alert. I tried using 'ClientID' and 'this' instead of 'UniqueId'. I am wondering why this is not working. I am using .net 2.0.
I have an ASCX component that has a lot of javascript declared in a script tag in the ascx itself. I can set breakpoints, and the debugger stops as it should, but the text that is highlighted in the debugger as the "current line" is nowhere near the actual javascript (it is much higher in the rendered file than it should be). I can "wing it" for one or two lines with the real code side-by-side with the "false" line of execution, but I lose all the hover abilities and everything else that makes javascript debugging useful.
I have tried putting the script at the top of my ascx file, but to no avail. I've tried not setting a breakpoint until the entire page is rendered, so that I have to scroll all the way to where the actual lines of code are, and the debugger still stops somewhere way above it.
