I want to refresh my asp.net page after someone clicks an "Add" button. However, the "Add" button is part of user control inside another user control and the child control and parent control are both wrapped in Update Panels: Code below is cut short for display, there's a reason the user control is inside another user control
I am having problems finding my UserControls inside the Controls collection of a Placeholder control.
I have a ListView control with a PlaceHolder control in its ItemTemplate. OnItemdataBound for the ListView control I am adding a custom UserControl to the Controls collection of the Placeholder control. It all renders fine. My problem is when I try to find my user controls in the Placeholder. I just can't get it back. My code is below.
My objective here is to get to the input controls within my UserControl and call the save method of this.
Part of a web application we have uses an in-house web control assembly. This assembly contains several web user controls where several of these are used by other web controls within the same assembly.
The assembly is built as a website with a web deployment project.
The main web application's pages are dynamically compiled through a service into a single assembly and placed into the appropriate bin folder. In our development server the old assemblies aren't always tidied up and removed, meaning the folder gets full of old assemblies.
When the page that uses the in-house web control assembly (mentioned above) runs, the asp.net instance throws an out of memory as it loads all the old assemblies in an attempt to determine which assembly houses the reference to the user control being used by the other user control inside the same assembly.
We've been using the following inside the top level user controls to register the other controls
Of course when the application runs this gives no information as to which assembly it can find it in.
Is there anyone that's come across this problem before? It's not really a problem as our live servers use a clean up tool to remove old assemblies, but there are still potential situations where we could get out of memory caused by this (for example the tool stops working!), so it would be nice to resolve this problem.
I got 15 tabs and 15 user controls assigned to each tab.All are loading at once which id delaying the process. I want to load one user control on selection of a tab in tab container.
I'm doing a menu that loads levels dynamicly, when you click on a item the next level is loaded asynchronously. For each menu item I have a user control. Every user control is declared in its parent, for example, the "secondlevelcontrol" has the reference to "thirdlevelcontrol".With this level of nesting, I want to manage the asynchronous calls on every user control so, when the first level is loaded the javascript to load the second is loaded too. When the second level is loaded the javascript to load the third is loaded too.
To do asynchronous calls I'm implementing ICallbackEventHandler interface. As you can see in the examples, controls are added to the page as plain html. The method "ProcessOnLoadEvent" executes all lines of the "OnLoad" event of the user control.An example of the implementation is this for the user control of fourth level:
public string GetCallbackResult() { return _callbackRendering; }
What I don't quite understand is how the value for ObjectRecordID gets assigned. I understand by looking at the code that AlerId is getting assigned to ObjectRecordID but how is ((Alert)Container.DataItem).AlertId grabbing its value?
I have written a user control that captures some user input and has a Save button to save it to the DB. I use a repeater to render a number of these controls on the page - imagine a list of multiple choice questions with a Save button by each question.
I am loading the user control inside the repeater's ItemDataBound event like this (code simplified):
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The problem is that when the Save button is clicked, the page posts back, but lbnUpdate_Click is not called. The Page_Load event of the page itself is called however.
I should mention that the repeater is part of a user control, and that user control is loaded inside another user control (this is a DotNetNuke site which makes heavy use of user controls). The Save button link looks like this:
I have code behind which is being executed because it is causing an error. The problem is my breakpoint is not working. I have under debugger ASP.Net ticked and have this in my web.config
I recently upgraded to Windows 7 64 on my development machine. I am trying to setup my development environment. I have discovered something strange. When trying to set breakpoints in my ASP.Net application the breakpoints will only work if they are in the root folder. My ASP.Net project has various sub folders and any breakpoints in code that is stored in the sub folders turns yellow when debugging starts and states breakpoints will be missed.
I have deleted the temporary folder in c:windowsmicrosoft.netframework .... etc. etc. etc. I have checked the folder permissions in the root and all sub folders (they are the same). I have deleted and rebuilt the subfolders. I have right clicked VS2008 and said to run as administrator. Nothing seems to fix it. I can debug root level code behind pages but anything stored in a subfolder will not debug.
I have an ASP.Net Web User Control (.asmx). In its Code-Behind file I have a breakpoint set on an Event (RadioButton1_CheckChanged). However, when I run my app and click on 1 of 4 radiobuttons, the event doesn't fire. I have the "Debug="true" set in the User Control Markup as well as the page that it resides in.
I'm having problem in using breakpoint. I'm creating a website in VS2005 in ASP.Net/C# language. but the problem is i can't seem to use the breakpoint.After putting the toggle breakpoint, and i clicked start debugging. it won't hit the breakpoint. but it will start running.however at the breakpoint (it should be a big red dot), it changed to something like this.then the program will continue to run but not hitting the breakpoint. i tried my program using my friend vs2005, the breakpoint can be hit...does anyone able to help me to solve the problem? i tried to search the solution in google and here. but seems like the solution doesn't work.
So there is a usercontrol that has some textboxes on it, but for the life of me I can't find how in the world it's getting set. Where ever it is, it's no where obvious. So my question is this. In the debugger is there anyway to pause execution of the code when the value of textbox1 changes. But remember, I don't know where it's happening. The textbox is not referenced anywhere by name, so it's obviously happening by use of some kind of generic loop through the controls on the page.
I am working on an ASP.NET project and I cannot make the breakpoints work! The project does not stop where I place a breakpoint. It does not seem to matter where I place the breakpoint.
I am in debug mode; I am using IE 8, Windows 7 OS;
I have a project that when I add for example a button control I can not achieve click event, I can do add click event but when I add breakpoint I can not sense any response .... is there any probelem witg vs2010?
I want to F11 through a button click event but the breakpoint I have set inside it doesn't halt code execution. I can see the shortest of pauses on the breakpoint itself but the code only stops executing at the next breakpoint outside the event (which is the page load ie. a postback). Why can't I step through the code in the button click event?
I set a breakpoint on my httppost view and found that the value from a checkbox field was 'true,false" even though it was checked..how come it displays both values?
I created the create template using editorformodel(). The field using this checkbox is of bit datatype.
have a gridview which has a delete linkbutton in 1 column, problem is that the click event for the button is not firing at all, the page does postback but the breakpoint wont execute and jump in the click event at all.
I am debugging an ASP.Net C# application in Visual Studio 2010, the application is running and execution is currently stopped at a breakpoint. How can I stop the page execution without "Terminate All" or killing the debugging process altogether, similar to what would happen if an unhandled exception was thrown? The "Break All Cntl+Alt+Break" option is grayed out in the Debug menu.
I want to stop the app from running but not have to go through a compile/start again. EDIT: I want execution to stop, not break, so that the page finishes loading and I don't continue running the application from the breakpoint forward. I've looked through the Breakpoints panel, the Debug menu and have right clicked all over but still haven't found the right option.