I have a login page that is loaded in popup window (colorbox) and after user logs in it should be closed and parent window should be loaded with new page.
Protected Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Do While reader.Read() If Trim(reader("ZAP").ToString()) = Trim(textBoxZap.Text) Then Session("A") = "1" Response.Redirect("~/default.aspx") Else lblErr.Text = "incorect" End If Loop
So once the buton is clicked and user name and password is corect popup window should be closed and user redirected to default aspx.
I have all of my code into one ASPX file. Called Scheduler.aspx. I am using the DayPilot scheduler and the Obout Flyout. But i moved it all to one page to make it simpler. But one thing I am having probelms with is; when I save my popup it should close and refresh the page. And when I hit the close link it should close (which it does) and then refresh the popup when I click on it to open again (which it doesnt). Since I have this all on one form and I am calling the popup using the flyout I can't figure out how to do these.
My page is called: Scheduler.aspx
My Scheduler is called: dps
My flyout is called: EventFlyout
Right now I have the flyout opening from a label. So when I click on the label my flyout opens, I insert data and it saves to the database. But i have to close my browser and open another to get the data I just imputed to show.
I produce a popup window by adding a hyperlink to a table cell dynamically in my vb.net code behind. Here is the code:
Dim sHyperlink As String = "<a href=""LabPopup.aspx?RefNo=" & iLabRefNo & """ target=""_blank"">" & strValue & "</a>" objCellValue.Controls.Add(New LiteralControl(sHyperlink))
So on my web page, I will have a list of these hyperlinks and each have a different iLabRefNo. When I click on one of these links, the popup window does appear correctly.
I have a button on the popup window that closes the popup. But I get this message in an alert box when click on my button:
The webpage you are viewing is trying to close the window. Do you want to close the window?
If I click OK then the window close. But I just want to close the popup wondow without this message. What do I need to do?
Here is my code for the button to close the popup:
I inherited a poorly designed ASP.Net web site. Here are some of the main parts;
1. Default.aspx. This web page conatins several user controls that do the bulk of the work. 2. Alerts.ascx. Used by Default.aspx 3. Dashboard.ascx. Used by Default.aspx. 4. LabResults.aspx. Popup window called from Alerts.ascx
bear with me while I describe the scenario:
1. The user clicks a button on default.aspx and a page in Alerts.ascx is displayed. This works fine.
2. The user then clicks a hyperlink control on Alerts.ascx and the popup window LabResults.aspx displays. This also works fine.
3. The user clicks a button on the popup window. Here is where I am having problems. I want to close the popup window and do a post back but not to Alerts.ascx. i want to instead call dashboard.ascx and run a particular event which displays some patient info. I do not know how to pass control to the dashboard.ascx user control at his point. Presently, my popup window closes which is good but the Alerts.ascx page is still displayed. I want to close this page and open the dashboard.ascx instead.
I open a popup window by client code. Now I want to do some calculation on this popup window & if it success then I want to save the calculation result in a session variable and close the window. I mean I want to click a button on popup window, it will do some calculation on server side and if it success the it will store the calculation result in a session variable and close the popup window.
Refresh the Parent Window. I open the child window,I want that on close button click on child window,parent window refreshes
Code:
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I searched all on the net & find the above soln,But its not refreshing.when i click on button1,then some Pop up appears see in Pic(with buttons Retry & Cancel). When i click on Retry again the child window loads Then again i click on button1,again popup appears & so on & on.
I have a popup window (aspx page) which is used to save log messages to the DB. I want to close this popup as soon as the user clicks the save button and the message has been saved into the database. My issue is the popup does not close when I use an UpdatePanel in conjunction with an UpdateProgress control.
Pages and Controls: ImplantQuoteInfo.aspx, ImplantQuoteRevisionLogMessageAdd.aspx, ImplantQuoteRevisionLogMessageAdd.ascx
ImplantQuoteInfo.aspx: This page creates the popup windows using RegisterStartupScript
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ImplantQuoteRevisionLogMessageAdd.aspx: This page holds the user control with the funcitonality
ImplantQuoteRevisionLogMessageAdd.ascx: This user control takes a message text and saves it into the database. The control uses an HtmlEditor inside an UpdatePanel and an UpdateProgress control.
Markup:
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C# code behind:
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PS: I am using .NET framework 4.0, Windows 7, SQL 2008 R2.
I have been reading up on a few atricles, and am now vey confused on which is the best option and how to go about it.
I have an aspx page that has a gridview with x amount of records. Each record has a checkbox to selet that record for processing. When a user clicks a button it runs some vb.code behind which generates a file for all the records selected in the gridview. This works fine, however, I also want to display a report at the end.I created a rdlc report ("ItemListing") which I can display in a reportviewer. What I want to do is show this report as a popup / new window infront of he current aspx page , to allow the user to print or save . I also want the user to be able t close this window.
When I click marker hes show a Description. reference by this Example : [URL] .... but I want add some features, when I click marker hes show a description and also one link/button(DELETE). When I click link/button then delete marker also delete from database record.
how I would code to open a new popup window using an html button? The new popup will have a textbox in it so does anyone know how to do that with the code below:
protected void GvInvoice_RowDataBound1(object sender, GridViewRowEventArgs e) { DService.IN_Invoices inv = e.Row.DataItem as DService.IN_Invoices; if (inv != null) { Label lblInvoice = (Label)e.Row.FindControl("lblInvoice"); if (lblInvoice != null) {
Here I am trying to get invoiceId throgh lblInvoice andmy invoices are atored as same as invoiceno.Pdf... ImUnable to open That InvoiceinnewWindowButIf i useBelowLineIts working fine.
I have created an intranet application in ASP. From my main web page I am opening a web browser window and adding a record to database from that new window. Now on close of that window I want to refresh my main web page to reflect the database changes. My backend is "ms access" Also on the other hand I also want to disable the closing button of web browser.
When I click on download link button which has the path of the file stored on the gridview how to pass only the filename to the query string... like for example URL....presentation. pdf is the file name and it will be displayed with the path stored on the gridview.. How to extract the filename and make it download on a new window by passing the filename on the query string..
I'm not sure if this is an easy issue to solve, but I can't seem to figure it out. I have a ModalPopupExtender (obviously) for a panel that contains a two labels, two textboxes, and two buttons (Ok and Cancel). What I would like to do is when the Ok button is clicked, the page post back and the server click event execute (along with normal page events). When I try adding "__doPostBack("ModalOk", "");" as the OnOkScript, the page posts back, but the click event doesn't execute. (the click event is Protected Sub ModalOk_Click(blah blah) Handles ModalOk.Click).
The only way I got it to work (which is fine with me, I just thought I'd ask why it isn't working normally) is by checking to see if the Request.Form("__EVENTTARGET") is equal to "ModalOk". If it is, then I call the ModalOk_Click() sub. Like I said, this is fine with me, but it should be able to be avoided. If the __EVENTTARGET is equal to "ModalOk", then the "Handles ModalOk.Click" event should automatically be called, shouldn't it? Following with the general problem here, how does the server determine which events (other than the page events) to execute (or at least which button.click event)? I understand that the __EVENTTARGET supplies what causes the postback, but if a button is clicked then __EVENTTARGET is not set. So then does the page check the Request.Form for a button? Or is it more complex/simple than what I'm asking?
I have a user control and inside that user control I have a image button on whose click I am opening a modalpopup extender(which is another user control) I am populating all the values in drop down list and getting all the information i need on the form. The user and go and save the information required on that web form and clicking on cancel would exit the form which would bring the user back to the main user control.
The problems faced:
1.Problem 1: Not refreshing On clicking on tree view one of the nodes I am calling the reload function of parent user control as well as the user control present as popupextender. This click would refresh and fill in the values from the database for user to view and edit. Now when the user clicks on the image button another user control opens up where he can edit the entire values of the form and move back and forth in the records I have put update panels for every block and for the buttons. He can save the information. But when he exits and form and reopens it after a while the values of the form are retained the values which are not saved to the database but the ones which were selected so it is retaining them and not refreshing. How can I force the refresh everytime the button is clicked for modalpopup extender user control.
2. Problem 2 enable/disable buttons I am not able to enable and disable the buttons inside the extender the buttons are in the update panel as well as for the different sections of the form.