Jquery - Disabled Button / Disables Validation For Button.
Mar 31, 2010
I have an aspx page that contains a checkbox, and a button. The button is disabled by default until the user checks the checkbox. It looks like when I add the attribute enabled="false" to the button, it removes the validation. When the button is enabled, I still want the validation to work. Here is the code and markup for the different parts.
Checkbox:
<asp:CheckBox runat="server" ID="termsCheckBox" />
<label style="display: inline;">
I agree to the Terms & Conditions</label> [code]....
I have a countdown timer inside updatepanel. When it reaches 00:00:00, it processes a huge amount of data and that point of time, i'd like to disable the submit button outside updatepanel. Simple btn.enabled = false is not working.
I want to call some web-service webmethods on asp.net submit button's click in order to validate the form regarding to some business logic and then I would like to have the button to go on its default behavior if the validation is OK.
How can I stop the aspx page to post-back (after submit button click) and continue submitting the form only if it is allowed by the 'success' function of jQuery.ajax()'s option parameter?
I have few controls which r validated for blank on a page having 5 buttons
I want the validation to take place only on save button click & not on any other button
<asp:ValidationSummary ID="ValidationSummary1" HeaderText="You must enter a value in the following fields:" EnableClientScript="true" ShowMessageBox="true" ShowSummary="false" DisplayMode="BulletList" runat="server" />
I have one form, it includes 3 text boxes and 2 link button as Edit and delete. these controls are Operated (enabling & disabling)by a Button. On loading the delete button enable property set to false. but when i click on the delete button it shows the delete confirm box. what i do for avoiding this Magic?
I have a button within a TabPanel and i have a button click function written in Jquery that is not executing when i click the button. If i remove the tab panel and container it works, but i would like to use the tab panel/container functionality. See code below:
I have a LoginView element in an Update panel and use JQuery to hide the div containing the update panel when the cancel button(Html) is clicked.
It works fine normally. However, when I enter an invalid password and there is an error message displayed, the Javascript attached to the Cancel button click stops firing.
I have a set of radio buttons that are all disabled, and one of them is selected. In IE8, when I print the web page, the selected radio button is not showing as selected. However, this works fine in FireFox.
I have a control which inherits from LinkButton and I'm trying to make sure that the user cannot cause mayhem by performing multiple postbacks. That seemed an easy enough challenge, so I have this code [snippet] on the client:
[Code]....
The alert is of course only there for debugging. If the DisableOnClick value is false, then I see the "Posting Back" alert and, when I click ok, the postback occurs - all good.
If the DisableOnClick value is true, then the "button" gets disabled and the cursor turns into an hourglass - again good. But the postback doesn't happen - not good. I assume that the ASP client code is trying to preventing the postback when it sees that the link is disabled.
So, how can I either:
Persuade the LinkButton to postback even though it has just been disabled; or[probably better] Get my client code to execute immediately after the postback code rather than before.
The DIV is unhidden with jQuery ($('#hiddenDiv').show()). Why would the button work when it starts out visible, but not when it started out hidden and was made visible in jQuery?
I have two radio buttons that are disabled with javascript when the page loads. RadioButton1 is checked by default. When I click the button to do a postback, the RadioButton1 is no longer checked.
In an ASP.NET 3.5 website we are noticing that the back button is not working properly. If the user does several postbacks (say 10 times), and than starts pressing back button - the back button gets disabled before the user gets through all the pages. The site does not use AJAX.net.
I can reproduce the issue on IE 7 and 8 almost always. The problem seems to be with some sort of limit IE has on History Cache for a given tab/instance. In the tests I did the post request to the server are large - around 83k, and the responses are are round 300k. It seems that with these request sizes the history does not hold more than 4 items. The moment I get to the 5 post, the first item i had selected is dropped.
I have one dot net application giving me grief. The Start Arrow button is disabled. Also, the Debug --- Start option is disabled as is the Debug --- Start Without Debugging option. It runs fine from IIS and if I right click and view in browser. It is only this one appliction. I got a fresh version from VSS and no better.
I'm using the code the above and running into an error i can't quite figure out. Maybe its something simple or maybe it's something that can't be done. Not sure.
I created a user control (button) that references a javascript file like this:
string url = ResolveClientUrl("./Scripts/main.js"); function SubmitButton_Click(e) { try { var src = typeof (event) != 'undefined' ? event.srcElement : e.target;
[Code]....
The error that i am running into is this:
The buttons in the update panel work everytime without any problems. When i click a button in the update panel and then click a button outside the update panel it chockes on this line of the above javascript.
src.aspnet_onclick();
The value of aspnet_click() is 'SubmitButton_Click(e)'. This is incorrect which causes it to choke.
The value should be 'onclick(event)'
For some reason when click the button inside the update panel and then the button outside the update panel causes this javascript error but I am not sure why the aspnet_onclick() is incorrect.
I've got a textbox that when I press enter I want it to fire this event. Doing the 'Enter' event isn't an issue but I can't get the event on the href to fire using .click(). Here's my function so far:
$("[id*='tbInvNo']").keyup(function(event){ var $btn = $(".pnl-invoice-search"); if(event.keyCode == 13) $btn.click(); });
I have a GridView with a button called btnShowTradeScreenshot. The GridView creates many buttons and I want to apply the jQuery button to it. Here's my relevant GridView code:
I have TextBox1 whose Default text is Sumit and a gridview with records and button field in each row ..
On Page load event
I want if textbox1 text is Sumit .... then all the records in gridview1 whose name column values is sumit then that rows Book button will be disabled and rest of all will be remain as it is in Enableed form
i m using Visual Studio 2008 with vb Is this coding is right : ?
Protected Sub GridView1_DataBound(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles GridView1.DataBound For Each myRow As GridViewRow In GridView1.Rows 'Find the checkbox Dim lab1 As Label = DirectCast(myRow.FindControl("Label1"), Label) If lab1.Text = "Sumit" Then 'Find the Delete linkbutton and hide it Dim deleteButton As Button = DirectCast(myRow.FindControl("Button1"), Button) deleteButton.Enabled = False End If Next End Sub
But this coding doesn't disabled the button .... in rows whose name field is Sumit
I have an asp.net ajax enabled form that looks like this:
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As you can see in the OnPreRender event, the Save button gets enabled or disabled depending on whether the datagrid is in edit mode or not. When I step in the code, it operates correctly in the code, but it does not get reflected correctly on the screen. That is, even when btnSave.Enabled set to true in the code, the browser displays the disabled button. Any idea why this might be happening?
when the link button is disabled the javascript error message comesup just by clicking it.When it is disabled it shouldnt come up not sure why it is coming up.
asp:LinkButton ID="DeleteCategoryLink" CssClass="link" CausesValidation="false" runat="server" Text="Delete" OnClientClick="javascript:return confirm('Are you sure you want to do this?');" />
