I am developing a web application related to the share market, what i want to accomplish is that i want to present the user share market data that will be updated every 40 seconds. but i dont want a page refresh do do that, i wanna do it the way it happens on say facebook, in which the page is updated with new contents without refreshing the page.
I have an .aspx page which seems to load OK upon initial load, but if you refresh the page it will not fully load (yet the browser indicates "done" in the lower left status bar).
I have a table on my page. I need to scroll down a little to get to that table. In that table i have som data that i edit and save to database. When the save is done i need to refresh the page( Response.Redirect(Request.RawUrl )) so it loads the new data to that table. When the refresh is done the page is on top again so that i need to scroll down again to see the table. This makes it very unusable for the user.
How can i refresh the page without it going back to top again? I tryed wrapping an updatepanel around the table but it didnt
We have installed a web site written by others which is compiled with Visual Studio 2008 and hosted in Windows server 2008 R2.
The IIS connection timeout is set to 120 seconds. But for some pages, the first page loading fails with HTTP 404 error but sequential refresh can bring the page up. The same problem happens for some images which fail to load in web pages. We are not very sure it is network related issue or hosting issue.
I have update panel on the page to avoid postback and placed a dropdownlist control within that update panel. DrodownList is filled with Category names and also it's autopostback set to True.
Now whenever dropdownlist index change's on select, untill page loads complete data it should show mesage as "Loading.... in center and middle of the page and background should become bit transparent". And when page load completely with data then that background and message should get disappear.
How can i refresh(Asych) the contents of my Datalist on the parent page from a data change in a page that is displayed in an iFrame on the parent page.
I have movie names with image in the data list that is on parent page.
there another page is openend in the parent pages in an iFrame control.
in that sub page i upload image and other data related to a new movie.
What i want is that when i submit that information in an iFrame page, the DataList should update(Asych) itself on the parent page showing new updated info.
For some reason when the user click on the submit button and he re-fresh the page the same data get's uploaded again to my SQL Server 2005 database. I do not what this to happen........... Why is this happening? I am making use of a SQL Data Source!!
I have a problem when I try to pass in paramaters for a report in my report viewer. I have set up the ObjectDataSource and set the paramaters for 3 text boxes that are on the page. The only way I have found to set the paramaters for the report is the user must fill in the paramaters and hit the refresh button on the Report Viewer toolbar ,but I would like to have the user click a asp.net button insted. Is there anyway to call the refresh method from codebehind?
i m using Parameters .AddWithValue("@ ", .text) method t insert data from textbox to my data base. i m using SQL data base. primary key is auto incremented. problem is that when i click on submit button to add the data in data base, all the code works fine, and my data get inserted in database table. but then if i click on refresh page, same data get inserted again in the table. and if i click twice or thrice on refresh button data get inserted again and again. i solved this problem by redirecting the page to same page. but then i lost my view state of data. i want to keep the view state and restrict this insertion of data on refreshin. how can i solve this problem by keeping the view state.
I am trying to find the best way to have a page with a lot of data from queries to a database load faster. Looking at [URL], when viewing information about a domain, I see that their page loads and each section has a loading symbol, so the page itself displays fast and the data comes when it is available. How do they do this? Update panels around each section with a call to a Web Service? Also, Google AdWords seems to do this too when you load the Ads or Keywords tabs of a Campaign.
Load data while Scrolling Page down with jQuery AJAX and ASP.Net.
I want to implement same thing but want to get data base on User input and implement the same. How to write Store Procedure where i can use where clause.
I am using an ObjectDataSource in my FormView for INSERT.
Data inserts correctly to my backend SQL table, however as i am posting back a success/fail message to the same page, i have noticed that after a successful INSERT if it hit the Refresh button the INSERT is doubled up.
How can i stop a user pressing the Refresh button and doubling the INSERT?
Is there a setting somewhere or can i stop this programmatically within my ObjectDataSource_Inserting method perhaps?
I have a gridview that has allowPaging and AllowSorting set to true. It is bound to a sqldatasource with the selectCommand firing a sql query. The sqldatasource has EnableCaching = true, and caching duration = "60". The idea is to run the paging, sorting, etc from the cache.
A separate dataUpdate event updates the data that is being loaded in the grid view, but I am not able to see the change in the gridview data till 30 seconds (caching duration) .
What is the best way to force refresh the gridview data by the dataUpdate event?
I came across this artice that tells to use CacheKeyDependency, but when I implemented it, the gridview gets refreshed at every dataUpdate event, but also the paging and sorting fires the sqldatasource Selectcommand sql query. I want this query to be fired only on dataUpdate.
How to automatically refresh a page after some time interval?
In my website, I want to automatically refresh the page data(from database) after some time interval. I dont want to use any button click event to update the page data.