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in this case both of this divs are part user control progress bar i'm making, from not related reason i couldn't use ASP.NET elements and had to go back to the traditional HTML elements.so to be able to give those elements dynamic attributes such as tooltip, id, class i had to add literals inside those elemtns..
I want to reference a variable inside an html element without having to use an asp lable. for example at the start of the page I grab the current year and then inside a paragraph html tag I want to output this. I have tried using <%# year%> and <%=year%> but I get an error. Here is the code
i have found out a way to find controls on content pages by using
var txt = $('input[id$=TextBox1]'). But how to access html elements like "<p>" tag and others in jquery when the html elements are in content page only.
I should probably say I love these forums, I've been viewing for some time and have found loads of valuable information. I'm having a problem with my project, I have an updatepanel containing several items (Two Daypilot Schedulers and a Literal Control). I have set it to conditional and have it update whenever bookings are added/modified in the schedulers. This all works perfectly! I then have a literal control which contains div items with onmouseover= parameters. The control basically contains a list of pending booking requests. On Page_Load I call a method which populates the list...which works fine.
However, whenever I call the UpdatePanel.Update() method (say, when a booking is added), the schedulers update but the literal control does not. I have gone through the debugger and found that the LiteralControl.Text property is correctly set to the new updated list just before calling the Update() method. So basically it all works perfectly apart from the literal control not updating along with the schedulers in the UpdatePanel.
My Problem Simply is when i create a Literal Control and I put at the text property Html Input
(<input type="text" name="textfield17" id="textfield17" />) and create an control button and But at the click event of the control button :
Protected Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Response.Write(Literal1.Text) End Sub
and When I run the application I will find at the literal control a text box when i Type any text at it and click the button it return another Literal have only Html Input control without the text it entered
I have Repeater, which consists of LinkButon and Literal. LinkButon and Literal are whole thing by implication. I want get value from Literal, when user click on corresponding LinkButton.
I'm building a html table dynamically in an ASP.NET code behind file using C#. I basically loop through a set of data which is an unknown number of records and split a string containing all the values to make the required number of tds. I display the html by assigning it to an asp:Literal control. However I can't get the table to fit the screen - the browser is adding a horizontal scroll bar and the full table is well off the screen. I tried in IE 8 and FF 3.6.13. Most things I've read online about it say to set the width to 100%. I'm doing this but it's having no effect.
I am streaming HTML content into a Literal control in an ASPX page, and am continually running into a problem where the page loads fine the first time I try it, then subsequent attempts fail to load.
The purpose of the aspx page is to act as a 'broker' to another process that produces streamed HTML output, which then needs to be resolved by the browser.
The reason I'm not just using HtmlTextWriter to stream out the code to the Response object is that the streamed HTML contains framesets, and I am forbidden from modifying that code in any way, so I must keep the streamed code intact. In spite of the fact that frameset HTML hardcoded into the ASPX file would work, it does NOT resolve streamed frameset code!
In any case, streaming into the literal (by creating a string that is assigned to the Literal's Text property) works just fine -- the FIRST time I load that page. If I exit the page, then try to reinstantiate, it FAILS, producing an empty HTML file (containing only "<HTML></HTML>").
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.
I've put (spaces between & and gt above code otherwise it was not showing in stackoverflow.) The HTML sysntaxs are correct because it's created by an HTMLEDITOR.
As you know froms could lead to accessbility issues and unlike PHP when I was dealing with it, everything in ASP.NET we can say is wrapped inside a form. As you know not every elements is a form element and from accessbility point of view the screen readers have what is called 'forms mode' which only interact with form elements. Can anyone calrify why is that in ASP.NET?
All the sudden I started having this problem on my home computer with vs2008 Pro installed. When I put elements inside the ASP Update Panel I get the following error message: "Element 'TextBox' is not a known element. This can occur if there is a compilation error in the Web site, or the web.config file is missing."
The markup for the page and for the web.config file are shown below.
I am trying to write a linq query that will retrieve all the ID's from any asp tag. Also, the query needs to group everything together alphabetically. So for the example above, the linq query should return "lbl1", followed by "lbl2", followed by "txt1", and finally "txt2". Notice it did not grab the "bodyID" because it was not part of an ASP.NET tag. Is there an easy way to do this? I am using C#, by the way.
My control consists of an ASP:Tree control and a plain HTML text input with copious Javascript, jQuery, and .net code to bring them to life together.
I have two issues.
1) I can only have one instance of this control on a page at a time. The text input is named txtUserControl, so putting a second instance on the page causes a name collision. I have the same issue with the ASP:Tree.
2) If I put my user control inside an ASP:UpdatePanel, it does not work at all. I get errors all over the page when I try to refresh it. Incidently, I have this same issue with a user control created by one of my co-workers.
I have some ideas for controls that I would like to be able to use again and again in my projects. I would like them to be rock-solid.
Lets assume that I have retrieved page html using HttpWebRequest & StreamReader. Now I would like to cut one div from the loaded html and put it in literal on my asp.net page. I know that that div has css class content. How can I do it?
I have been experiencing some very strange behavior using html buttons with the onserverclick attribute. What I am trying to do is use jQuery to designate the default button on the page. By default button I mean the button that is "clicked" when a user hits enter. In testing, I would hit enter while in an input field and sometimes the intended "default" button was clicked and the server side method defined in the corresponding onserverclick attribute was hit. Other times a post back was made without hitting the server method. In order to isolate the issue I created a minimal test case and found some very interesting results.
Client side: [Code] ....
Server side: public partial class admin_spikes_ButtonSubmitTest : System.Web.UI.Page { protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { } protected void ServerMethod1(object sender, EventArgs e) { _response.Text = "server method1 was hit"; } protected void ServerMethod2(object sender, EventArgs e) { _response.Text = "server method2 was hit"; } }
What I found was that everything worked as expected with this code except when I removed one of the input elements. In Firefox 3.6 and IE 8 when only one input exists on the page, hitting enter does not trigger the onserverclick, it makes a post back without even being jQuery "clicked" or actually "clicked". You can test this by starting with two inputs and clicking "test2". This will output "server method2 was hit". Then just hit enter and the output will be "server method1 was hit. Now take away an input and run the same test. Click "test2" see the results, then hit enter and you will see that nothing will change because the "test1" method was never hit. Chrome worked as expected
I am having doubt in whether to use string or string builder to append html elements like "div" and others in my page in mvc. Is there any other approach for this thing.
I pick up on the nerddinners examples, following Professional.ASP.NET.MVC wrox book. but now i'm doing some modifications for my own account. On traditionl ASP.net it was possible to interact with html elements (divs, textbox, etc... )On MVC 2 is that possible or any interaction with html must be done with jquery and how? Because i'm trying to manipulate an html element on my Controller page(DinnerController.ASPX and i had no reference to html div, as i initially supose.
