Postback__EVENTTARGET ID Should Be The Same As In Original Title
Apr 7, 2010
I am using the ToolkitScriptManager from the Ajax tool kit and I am having a problem finding my button's ID.My ID's on my controls come back with $ symbols instead of _ symbols, like the following:causes problems when attempting to find the control from the Page.Request.Form keys. I cannot seem to find the determining factor that would cause this.Now, I know this is the name and in my source I see that the ID is with the _, so why is the Page.Request.Form showing up with the $ symbol instead? Anybody encounter this before?
I have a textbox and a button. On page load I select one column from one row and put its value in the textbox. I have a button click method that updates the same column/row with the new value in the same textbox.
The problem i'm having is that when I clear the text in the text box, type in new data and hit submit the new text value is not being saved, it uses the old one.
I put a breakpoint at the end of my button click method and it appears that asp.net is sending the old value of the textbox rather than the new one I put in. I'm totally stumped.
I have a page where I have a button and a read only text box, and the button uses javascript to open a popup window with a date picker on it, which is used to set the text box. Here is my button code:
In answering another persons question here on SO, I discovered that there is a small "bug" in my global redirect code.I have wired up a Global class to an HttpModule. It's job is to detect "http:/www." in the URL and redirect the user to the NON www. version
Protected Sub OnBeginRequest(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As EventArgs) 'Force Removal of WWW Dim application As HttpApplication = TryCast(sender, HttpApplication) [code]....
when it redirect a page http://www.example.com/AboutUs, the goal is to have it go to http://example.com/AboutUs (the rewritten page) but instead it's going to http://example.com/Default.aspx?Slug=AboutUs (the original page).I tried doing a bit of a hack by changing
Dim newUrl As [String] = UrlRegex.Replace(url.ToString(), [String].Format("{0}://", url.Scheme)) application.Context.Response.Status = "301 Moved Permanently" application.Context.Response.AddHeader("Location", newUrl.Replace("Default.aspx", "")) to
Dim newUrl As [String] = UrlRegex.Replace(url.ToString(), [String].Format("{0}://", url.Scheme)) newUrl = newUrl.Replace("Default.aspx?Slug=", "") newUrl = newUrl.Replace("Default.aspx", "") application.Context.Response.Status = "301 Moved Permanently" application.Context.Response.AddHeader("Location", newUrl)
not something I want to do anyways since it's a hack, but it didn't work anyways.
The things I need to change are in my default.aspx file. First, at the bottom of my pages it has the name of the company that created the site for us. I want that taken off our site. I know it is a matter of going into the default.aspx file and removing the wording, but I cannot figure out how to go into it and change it.
Also in our default.aspx file, on line 167 and 168 there is a reference to the slideshow that is on our front page. There is a string missing that should point to our last two images, but again, I am unable to get into the default.aspx to edit it.
Evidently when our site was created, the developers used the precompilation tool so now I am unable to edit any of the files when I try to upload them into visual studio. Whenever I try to uplaod them I get the error "This is a marker file generated by the precompilation tool, and should not be deleted!"
I do have all of the original source files for the site, but as you know there are alot of them and I am not sure where to find the original default.aspx file or even what it would be named so I can make the changes to it. Also, once the changes are made will I have to precompile the entire site again, or can I just do the default.aspx and uplaod it to the server?
I need a technique to hide the real original url when I click a link
I mean for i.e. [URL]
I need it like this [URL] in the address bar
That's to hide the physical folder structure
and also if there is some parameters like this: [URL]
I need it to be also the main page like this : [URL]
Over all I need the user see only the address of the main page.
I did my best to solve this by trying the following:
Using iframe with "0" border but there is a problem with the height, the frame trim the bottom of the pageUsing ReWrite URL technique but it needs me to write all the physical paths and the replacement of each one, and you know that there are 10s or 100s of links in MOH website.
I need a dynamic technique that take in consideration passing the parameters between pages and post back event also.
I just wrote an application level err handler for my website. The errors are saved in sql server. Now I download the info back into a datagrid and on the selectedrow changed I put the stacktrace and other big fields in textboxes like so :
[Code]....
However the text is now formatted like this :
txtSearchClient = ""
instead of :
txtSearchClient = "";
I've confirmed that the text is in the right format in SQL server but I cna't find a way to deencode it.
I am working on a web app which makes use of a 3rd party HttpModule that performs url rewriting. I want to know if there's any way to determine the original url later on in Application_BeginRequest event. For example...
Original url: [URL] Re-written url (from 3rd party httpmodule): [URL] In the past I have written HttpModules that store the original url in HttpContext.Items but, this is a 3rd party app and I have no way of doing that.
Aso.net.3.5 having ajax(updatePanel), jquery On postback I kip on getting the original value before the control has being change... The div.innerText is the original one.
So most of the time my stylesheets appear properly. The standard/original one always works flawlessly, however it seems sometimes the mobile one is disregarded when looked at from a mobile device
I'm using a Droid X to view the page, in portrait mode, so the device width shouldn't be exceeding the max-width specified above, but sometimes, randomly, it still reverts back to the original css page.
I'm using return url to restore a users site position after a session times out. This works fine. However if the user happens to have a popup open when a session times out, it returns the user to the popup screen (correctly) but the popup now takes up the entire screen. Is there a way to return the popup in it's original size or another way to check for popups, perhaps using the sitemap?
I change the value of the boolean variable to true but then I have to refresh the page by clicking another button or two. Once the ASP.NET page refreshes, the value returns back to false when I want it to be true. How can I prevent it from changing the boolean variable to the original value and keep it as true. What would be the C# syntax for this.
public partial class _Default : System.Web.UI.Page { bool plus = false; bool minus = false; bool multiply = false; [code]...
I have an .aspx page as my custom 404 page on a site set up on IIS 7. I need to retrieve the original URL that the user was trying to access in order to do some processing on the 404 page. The trick is that I need to specifically handle 404's that do not contain a .aspx extension (e.g http://mysite/testurl), which do not get routed through ASP.NET's custom errors section. I can configure IIS to point to my custom 404, but at that point I do not know how to get my original URL?
I have an edit page which is used from different sources. After editing I would like to redirect user to original page. Earlier I used ID (given as a parameter) and Action (hard-coded) to redirect user to certain page, but problems occurs when many different pages can access the same edit page.
Should I store complete URL and pass it as a parameter? Are there any known issues with that (string length etc.)?
I have a file name that is either 5464821561564.jpg or 5464821561564R.jpg. If the file has a R at the end of it means it was resized but the orignal is still there. How can i take a file name see if there is a R on it then remove the R so i have orignal file and delete it? So in other words if a file has a letter R on it. It was resized need to delete orignal.
I might be overlooking something obvious here, but is it possible to return a Sitecore user with the username in the capitalisation they used when registering?
At the moment the username will be displayed as whatever the user typed when they logged in, but I'd like to be able to get the original string.
I'm using User user = User.FromName(domainUser, false);
UPDATE: This is what I ended up with after Yan's excellent answer:
// get the MembershipUser object normally by name var initialUser = Membership.GetUser(domainUser, false); if (initialUser != null) { // get the same MembershipUser by Id - in this case it retuns username in correct case initialUser = Membership.GetUser(initialUser.ProviderUserKey, false); } // get the Sitecore user from the username in correct case Sitecore.Security.Accounts.User user = Sitecore.Security.Accounts.User.FromName(initialUser.UserName, false);
I have a "Clear" button which sets the gridview datasource to null and binds it. However, when I add a new entry to it, the old rows seem to show up again (in addition to the new row)...not sure what I am doing wrong....
gv.DataSource = null; gv.DataBind();
Shouldn't the above clear out the state of the gridview?
When I pass some values like a++, c++, f+, as a parameter value in the url to an aspx page, I don't get the exact value in the aspx.cs page by Request.QueryString function. This problem is only with some special characters like +, _ , - etc.
Eg:
Consider this parameter string in the url : CourseName=c++&kval=0.7120968615801844&dval=1296217545373
Then when I trying to get the CourseName parameter value in the aspx.cs page using Request.QueryString ,
crseName = Request.QueryString["CourseName "];
I got the value of the variable crseName as " c " only instead of "c++ "....
