Here is my JavaScript:
<script type="text/javascript">
function onholdev(index) {
var chk = document.getElementById('<%=grdCons.Rows[' + index + '].FindControl
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I know that it is basic questions, but I am stuck here.
I have TableOne have fields: USERNAME, PID, GID, TID, SID, NEWSID. I need to write query string to check if those value is already in the table. If not, insert those value to the table.
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However, I got the many errors:
Error 1 Too many characters in character literal
Error 3 Newline in constant
--AND (CONTAINS(O.OrgName, N'"3 step*"')) ORDER BY O.OrgName ( Contain function fails for a string with single character followed by space)
AND O.OrgName
like
'3 step%'
ORDER
BY O.OrgName(Works
perfectly fine)
Contain function fails for a string like 3 step, @ fire etc which has single characters followed by space.
I have a javascript to enable text boxes when called, I want to trigger this code when a user picks value "Custom" from a dropdownlist, so that I can display/Hide these new textboxes.
<asp:DropDownList ID="DateRangeDropDownList" runat="server" Enabled="False" **OnSelectedIndexChanged="EnableTextBoxes('SomeValue');"**>
<asp:ListItem>Some Value</asp:ListItem>
<asp:ListItem>Custom</asp:ListItem>
</asp:DropDownList>
but when I run this code I get Too many characters in character literal
I am fetching some data from Db and displaying it in a textarea using jquery in the following way.$('#textareatest').val('<% =teststring %>').It is possible that the string 'teststring' can contain XHTML line breaks(<br/>).whenever the string contains <br/> I am getting the 'unterminated string literal' error.I saw a number of posts considering '' as line breaks and suggesting to escape it.I tried to escape the <br/> similarly,but it didn't work.
View 4 RepliesI have a string with 100 characters and it is for me too long in one line. I want to make NewLine after each 25 characters. For example:
Instead: "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consetetur sadipscing elitr, sed diam nonumy eirmod tempor invidunt ut labore et dolore magna aliquyam erat, sed diam voluptua."
I have sepatare my web page into 2 parts through divs; the left hand portion and the right hand side.The left hand side div gets the project names from a database. As the width of the left hand side is very small I need to limit the number of characters in the project name to 20 per line.
Eg: Assume the limit was 5 and I have a project name "project 123456" I need it to be displayed as
proje
ct 12
3456
I am trying to do a correct path javascript like this to an image but when compiling this code, I receive the error:
"Too many characters in character literal"
I have tried to figure it out but it seems correct but something might be wrong. I have to use ResolveUrl to go back to the rootdirectory.
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I'm using a streamwriter to write a tab delimited file (for import into Mail Chimp), but the last line of the file is always missing a few characters. Doesn't matter what size the List<t> is (its small - about 128 lines)
Code:
protected void WriteTempFile(List<ChimpExportModel> list, out string filepath)
{
Guid UniFileName = Guid.NewGuid();
string path = Server.MapPath("Temp");
string writepath = string.Concat(path, @"" + UniFileName.ToString() + @".txt");
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I've looked at the last item of the List in the debugger and it's just like all the rest. On write, its always cutting off the last characters - which happen to be '.com'. Kinda important. Some posts say to flush and close - tried it. No change. Last characters still AWOL.
I am using Multi-line Textbox through which users will be able to enter data which will be saved on to the SQL Server 2008 database. There is an other process, which reads this data from the table and writes to a text file.
Problem:
If the data entered by users in text box contains <Enter> from keyboard, it is saving to the database with some spaces replacing the <Enter>.
Some how if I read the same data to a text box on webpage, it is being displayed properly.
But, if my second process that reads the data from database and prints to a text file, it is not keeping the text format properly. It is not retaining the <Enter> in the data being printed to text file.
I've had an "interesting" request .
1) Is it possible, in a multiline textbox, to automatically break to the next line after 100 characters?
2) If not, is it possible to parse the enter key as entered by the user to break the line in the code behind?
Some additional info:
The person requesting this does not think that the user should use a single line textbox limited to 100 characters and click an "Add Line" button to store that field in a table.
The person requesting this is of the belief that a DEC Alpha-based system that currently does this can be replicated on the web.
how to limit the number of characters per line in a multiline textbox? Any posibility to do this with javascript? I have the users enter a list of names and need to limit each. I hate to use another textbox to add each name. If so, I would then add them to a listbox instead so they could select and remove a name.
View 5 RepliesI wrote a small .NET applications that removes all line breaks in aspx/html/css code to make it harder to read for people trying to steal my design. And surprisingly I get weird characters that appear out of nowhere such as Â, » and others. They all stay at the same places, but I have no clue why they appear.
View 2 RepliesCan someone please tell me the difference and the advantages in these other than styling them? ```First option:
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I'm trying to pass a string value to a javascript function from a LinkButton's OnClientClick event, but the function is receiving "<%# Container.DataItem %>" instead of the value. Here's the code:
OnClientClick="javascript:SaveQuotaGroupCode('<%# Container.DataItem %>');"
The container is a collection of strings. Why is it not evaluating?EDIT: This is located in a nested ListView. The datasource for the inner ListView is a property in the datasource of the outer ListView.
In my text area, I should be able to enter only 72 characters per line. If I use, cols property set to 72, it is allowing more or less number of characters depending on character width.
View 3 RepliesI want to show just a part of a string for example:
Instead: "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consetetur sadipscing elitr, sed diam nonumy eirmod tempor invidunt ut labore et dolore magna aliquyam erat, sed diam voluptua."
Just a: "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consetetur sadipscing..."
Which method can I use to do that?
In order to generate clean markup, I often resort to using code similar to this:
<asp:Literal ID="ltItem" runat="server">
<li class="{0}"><a href="{1}">{2}</a></li></asp:Literal>
And in the codebehind:
[code]....
Therefore my question:
Is this a common way to generate clean markup? Are there better alternatives? Is the databinding syntax approach preferable?
We have a service that generates a report (using word templates and a 3rd party library), and then returns a string in HTML. While this HTML isn't great - its formatted correctly in this string. We want this HTML to show up on a page - format intact. What we currently have done is set an ASP.net Literal's text element to this string. While this works, I have noticed that it has reformatted the HTML string slightly. For the most part, it looks like it generated a bunch of new CSS classes, and a new style element in the HTML. This HTML does not exist in the string thats being returned. I could filter all of this back out, but wonder if there is a better way. I assume that the Page itself is altering something. What is the best way to display this raw HTML back to the user? I can't directly use a Response.Write(string), because this page does have a few other controls on it.
View 3 RepliesI have a string:
var names = "Brian,Joe,Chris";
Is there a way to convert this to a List<string> delimited by , in one line?
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??
i have string
Dim str As String = "C#app_wiod_200"
i want to remove characters from wiod in string which one is the best string function to do this.
I've got a program that in a nutshell reads values from a SQL database and writes them to a tab-delimited text file.
The issue is that some of the values in the database have special characters (TM, dash, ellipsis, etc.) When written to the text file, the formatting is lost and they come across as junk "â„¢ or â€" etc"
When the value is viewed in the immediate window, before it is written to the txt file, everything looks fine. My guess is that this is an issue of encoding. But, I'm not real sure how to proceed, where to look, or what to look for.
Is this ASCII or UTF-8? If it's one of those how do I correct it before it's written to the text file.
Here's how I build the text file (where feedStr is a StringBuilder)
objReader = New StreamWriter(filePath)
objReader.Write(feedStr)
objReader.Close()
i have a string and want to remove text up to the last forward slash, e.g
/images/UserThumbnails/22.jpg
Should now be
22.jpg
How do i go about doing this?
I'm currently working on this application that records a users email.
I was wondering if there was a function that would read the last 7 digits of the inputted user email and store it in a variable? Is there any way to do this?