I have a simple ASP.NET page where after the initial page load the user enters a username and a password to two text boxes. Note that I can not use the built-in login control in ASP.NET, as my purpose of using this username and password is slightly different.Now, I want the user to enter the said two values only once. Afterwards, using those two values I perform several tasks. Now here's the tricky part; since I set the TextMode property of the password text box to 'password', every time a button click occurs it clears the password field, and since every button click event triggers a page load as well, I lose the password data. But I do not want the user to keep entering the password every time he has to click a button.How can I retain the username and password in my code? If this were a normal .NET Windows Application, I would use a global variable and assign the value the first time and I would have it available to me throughout the life cycle of my program. But how can I do it here?
I've googled a bit for the exact order of all gridview events relative to and where inbetween page events. The only Microsoft article: [URL] is not very clear. I'm especially interested in the gridview row_command event relative to page events.
Is it possible to use cross-page postbacks (or a similar method, perhaps Server.Transfer) to post form data (say, Data-set A) to a page, which then allows the user to add some additional information (say, Data-set B) and then postback to the original page the complete set of data (A+B) which then flows through the normal event execution process, similar to as if all data A+B was submitted on the original page to itself in a normal postback?
I don't want the second page to have any type knowledge of the original page, it just needs to supply two additional feeds and send the data on. This way different pages and controls could use this method for gaining additional data.
For example:
Page 1 could have a form with various text inputs, and two hidden fields Hidden1 + Hidden2 which are empty.
When the form on page 1 is submitted the user is presented with page 2, they complete that page and then all the form data from page 1 is posted back to page 1 but with the hidden fields 1 + 2 complete. Page 1 then has all the information it needs to complete.
I'm thinking that perhaps page 2 just needs to use PreviousPage and take its post data, add to it and then post it back to page 1, but as if it came from Page 1 and not Page 2. But I'm not sure if this is possible and ASP.NET might read this as tampered data?
I have a simple ASP.NET page where after the initial page load the user enters a username and a password to two text boxes. Note that I can not use the built-in login control in ASP.NET, as my purpose of using this username and password is slightly different.
I am having problem while using onclick="javascript:history.back();" with Aspnet. In the first page i filled some data and click search button it show some results, i click on particular result for its details which navigate to the 2nd page but when i click on custom back button it refresh the page and all data set to initial values,when i use onclick="javascript:history.back();" I get nothing but the page displays "webpage has expired."
I have four dropdowns in the first page and then a button which saves the selected values from the dropdown to a session state .
In the second page I do have previous button which comes to the first page. My problem is that the dropdown values are not getting preserved.
Here is my code for the First page
using System; using System.Collections.Generic; using System.Linq; using System.Web; using System.Web.UI; using System.Web.UI.WebControls; using MyBusinessLayer; using MyDataLAyer;
[Code]......
The problem is that I get the error object instance not set to an instance of an object
This is something I asked about a long time ago but there wasn't really a solution available at the time. There was talk of there being changes in a new roll out of EF where existing databases based on a model were simply ammended instead of being dropped and recreated every time.I was wondering if anyone knows whether or not there is something out there now that will let me retain the existing data when making changes to a model? If not, what is the best way for me to back up the data prior to a change and restore it post-change?
i have a <input id="FILE_UPLOAD".....................> file upload html control in my asp.net web applicationwhen a post back occurs the data entered in the control gets lost . how do i retain the data entered
I have two fileupload controls in footer of gridview with their corresponding checkboxes.
The autopostback property is set to true for both the checkboxes. Now after uploading file on one fileupload when i check the second checkbox, it detains(losses) its value.
How can i retain the value of first fileupload control on postback
I have a Grid on my page.When the page is loaded for the first time ther is a list of records displayed in the grid.When I edit the record by edit link button,the ddl saves the change value .
The same thing if I do when searching for a particular record and then editing and changeing the dropdownlist value,the page postbacks and the new value gets replaced with the old value that was present earlier.
Is there a way for a user to partially fill out a form and not commit it to the database, leave the page and come back to it and the information that the user filled out is still there?
i have asp.net treeview control on my masterpage which is associated with many pages now my requirement is that when ever iam clicking child nodes in the treeview its getting navigate to the appropriate page but treeview not retaining its position.its getting collapse to its default position.
I have a page with 2 dropdown menus and 2 datagrids.
The datagrids get populated by a database based on a dropdown menu slection.
This page links to another page which in turn links back to the original. If the user leaves the first page and then returns back I want to keep the dropdown menus and datagrids populated.
I tried doing this with session variables but can't get the datagrids to stay populated ...
I would like to create a webpage which can handle user events like page navigation and page close. And also I would like to handle the event on server-side coding.
When a button/link is clicked, I want this URL to be called followed by the execution of the following statements. The ASP.Net page is in C# btw.
Function A statement A call abc.apsx statement B
abc.aspx is a silent page, doesn't display anything on the page but creates an output.txt file. So when abc.aspx is called, output.txt file is created and Statement B is executed seamlessly.
I am feeling that I have terribly wrong somewhere. I was working on a small asp.net app. I have some dynamic themes in the heme folder and have implemented a page base class to load the master page on the fly. The master is having the ContentPlaceHolder like: <asp:ContentPlaceHolder ID="cphBody" runat="server" />
Now I am adding pages that are derived from my base class and added the form elements. I know, Visual Studio has problem showing the page in the design mode. I have a dropdown box and wish to add the event of onselectedindexchange. But it is not working. the page is like this:
I'm trying to create a page that displays a databound gridview to the user showing them the items being processed. Then the page should immediately begin processing. The problem is that the page never shows the gridview (or any other control) until the process is complete. The process is being sent to a WCF service. I've tried setting the page to async and running the wcf in async mode but the content still fails to display.
I have an asp.net C# website. Because of iPhone doesn't support flash i want to change a theme of my site on page load or init if user using it. Could any one show me (code in c#) how to determine that user is browsing my website using iPhone or iPad, not a blackberry, or android etc.
I have a problem i am trying to work out the best method with my limited skills. Im using vb.net(VS 2010) I am using a dll for an IFrame , which is call from code behind. On my site I havea masterpage which has two gridviews. ( GrdViewWebBureau is the one i am using for this query) GrdViewWebBureau is contained within an update panel and updated on a timer control trigger. GrdViewWebBureau updates the page with file counts and status from our clients. I can click on any one of the cells and the code behind is fired. What I am trying to do is put an IFrame on the master page and every time a user clicks on the grid, the Iframe is fired up.
I have tested the iframe and vb code behind from a dummy page and it works, however when the Iframe is on the master page it doeant work. What I am tryingh to achieve is that no matter what page a user is on the site, they will be able to click on the GrdViewWebBureau and the iframe will fire with the correct childpage. Each webPage may also have an Iframe as well, so i dont know if it is possible to make the IFrame global and just call that control ?? I have no idea if 1 this is possible with the code i have and 2, if i have the brains to understand the who what why and when.
On a page with some user controls, I need to execute some lines of code only once (i.e. not on postback), however, the code must run after ALL page objects complete loading.
Example, Page1.aspx also contains uc1.ascx and uc2.ascx. If I imbed the code in a if (!PostBack) code block, it will end up running before the corresponding page load is completed for uc1 and uc2.
Is there a way to run the code on Page1.aspx once AFTER all the objects on the page have run thru their page load events?
1) I know there are lots of web sites that describe in what order events are called during the Asp.Net page life-cycle. But is there also a tool, perhaps Reflector, that would enable me to figure out by myself in what order are ALL the page's events and their event handlers called during the page's life cycle? 2) Would you say that trying to figure out exactly what is going on under the hood is a good idea or a waste of time? To clarify - I'd like to figure out exactly what is going on when a control tree is build - thus all the method calls, all the events called etc needed for control tree to be build ( I imagine there are hundreds or perhaps thousands lines of code written just for building a control tree).
This article explains how to fix a bug in Sharepoint where the page would go dead after a save dialog is prompted. It states to add in my case where the link button is under the page where the link button resides
Ive tried this the error it produces is "server tag not well formed". My form name is aspnetForm and my link button name is TestLinkButton. Any ideas what im doing wrong from the article?
