Html: Unexpected Call To Method Or Property Access?
Jan 6, 2011
I am trying to use Rounded Corner buttons in my ASP.NET website using AjaxControlToolkit's RoundedCornerExtender. When I use this on a Buton control, I get an error saying "htmlfile: Unexpected call to method or property access" to which I can Break/continue.
When I run the sites, it gives me an error "Unexpected call to mathod or property access".Here's the screenshot: [URL]
I am trying to use Rounded Corner buttons in my ASP.NET website using AjaxControlToolkit's RoundedCornerExtender. When I use this on a Buton control, I get an error saying "htmlfile: Unexpected call to method or property access" to which I can Break/continue.
When I run the sites, it gives me an error "Unexpected call to mathod or property access".Here's the screenshot:
After rendering a view on a Post, a call to RenderAction inside the view will call for the Post method. Is there any way to specify I want to call the Get method instead of the Post?
I am working on my company intranet and trying to integrate it with our existing MS Access applications.
I need to provide the ability to have the client click on a link/button from an aspx page and have it call a function in the MS access application to look up the corresponding record.
I came accross the thread [URL] but that is not really what I want as the ADP application will already be running on the client I just need to pass it a value.
Alternitively if I could start a new instance of the ADP passing it a parameter on open to find the correct record that would be a compromise.
how to make a stadard HTML button call an action method and pass parameters to it? Can you please show me an example of how to do this? THis is the method:
public ActionResult CCDReview([DefaultValue(1) int CUrrentPage]) { //method code is here. }
Yes, my button is wrapped in a form, and it's a "submit" button.
I am using an ObjectDataSource control to call a MapInfo object. This object has two properties:
public IList Visits public int TotalAvailable
The select method returns an IList but the TotalAvailable property is also populated. I have set the TypeName in the ObjectDataSource to the MapInfo object but because the Select method only returns the IList I don't have access to the TotalAvailable.
[code]....
Is there any way to access this value. I know it is being populated in the MapInfo object but all that gets returned from the Select method is the IList
I am working on Vs2005 and asp.net 2.0. I have a solution with 4 projects (business object, components, data access, webclient)When I change any existing method or property in Business object or data access, it is not reflecting in the application. I have deleted the existing references to the project and added them after the new build. I always get errors like "method not found or No overload method "It seems like old verion of dll is still there in the reference.
I have an ActiveX object which extends some functions. I have a web page that loads the ActiveX object and calls its methods in Javascript. The ActiveX object has two method; the problem is that Javascript can successfully call one of them but fails to call the other; citing Object doesn't support this property or method which is nonsense because I made a VB6.0 application that successfully calls this other method, so the two functions are indeed extended correctly and performing their job. And yes, the Internet Explorer security zones are all set and everything, as I wrote above the javascript code can call one method but refuses to call the other.
[System.Web.Services.WebMethod] public static string GetStateData(string state) { //this is where i want to call a javascript method "GetItems" }
I have a javascript method that retrieves some values for me and I want to get use one of those values in my web method
function GetItems() { var variable1= $("#<%=Item1.ClientID %> input:checked"); var variable2= $("#<%=Item2.ClientID %>").val(); return [variable1.text(), variable2.val(), variable2];}
I've searched for ways to call the javascript method from the web method but every time my search results in how to call a web method from javascript.
I did find this but it was done from the code-behind of a silverlight project and when I tried adding the correct reference to my code-behind it wasn't there
var result = HtmlPage.Window.Invoke("GetItems"); Is there a reference I'm missing?
I have a masterpage that contains all the javascript and inside the content control, there is a link that calls a javascript function and I want to pass the id once it's rendered differently by the server.
<asp:TextBox ID="txtstart" runat="server" Width="20%"></asp:TextBox> <a title="Pick Date from Calendar" onclick="calendarPicker('<% txtstart.ClientId %>');" href="javascript:void(0);">
However, I keep getting this error:
Property access must assign to the property or use its value.
I have an asp.net mvc application that take a while to load on my production server. I would like to write a script to call my pages every 10 minutes to avoid the pages from being scrapped on the server, which would then cause the server to reload them.
I was thinking of using a SQL Server stored procedure to call my pages every 10 minutes to keep the pages alive.
I've read that I can do this using CLR, but I am not sure how. Does anyone have an example of how to call webpages in a SQL Stored Procedure using CLR?
I am using ajax html editor to write a text. I can view it without having problem but I am incapeble of storing it in a Ms Access database. which type do I need to use for this? I tried memo and OleObject type and both didn't work. I used the blow code for that.
We're developing a business ASP.NET application. Is it better to pass an entire entity to a method or pass each property of this entity as parameters? What is the best practice?
Case 1. Pass Customer entity to a manager - InsertCustomer(Customer cust) Case 2. Pass each property as a parameter - InsertCustomer(string name, string address...etc)
I am trying to return some data as json from an action method.
I have an employee object that looks like this:
public class Employee { public int EmployeeID {get; set;} public string FirstName {get; set;} public string LastName {get; set;} //Other irrelevant properties }
Then I have a view model as follows
public Class EmployeeViewModel { public Employee Supervisor{get; set;} public List<EmployeeViewModel> Employees }
I need to return a json object that looks exactly like this:
For now I only need to go to the second level as above, returning and supervisor and their staff members beneath them.
How would I go about returning this in my action method(I have the viewModel object hydrated already I just need to return it as json). My problem so far has been that the children property does not get populated.