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You have to create an empty container like a set of div tags, in the form or the control, assign an id to it, and use Java-script to write html in the container, creating a new set of radio buttons.
So if the DOM detects that the first set of radio buttons was selected, then the JQuery would fire and create a new set based on the result of the first set.
I've never seen an example of exactly what you want, but I have written code that does the same thing.
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Each control rendered in an ASP.NET page has a unique ID (that can be queried using Control.ClientID) that can be used to access the control from JavaScript (and jQuery).
You can set up client side event handlers for the click events of the controls and show/hide other controls using the display or visibility attributes of the DOM element.
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Hi All,
I have a website on asp.net4.0. I wish to use Ajax Control ToolKit but it is giving compilation error
Quote: Error 20 The type 'System.Web.UI.ExtenderControl' is defined in an assembly that is not referenced. You must add a reference to assembly 'System.Web.Extensions, Version=4.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35'
I did following to install AjaxControl Toolkit
1) Installed NuGet
2) Installed AjaxControlToolKit using NuGet Console in Visual Studio 2010
Install-Package AjaxControlToolKit
Error comes as soon as i add
Quote: <ajaxtoolkit:toolkitscriptmanager runat="Server" id="ScriptManager1">
Please help.
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Hello,
If select
Delete all existing files prior to publish option while publishing the website....than all the files of that location will be deleted.
Any one knows the files those have been deleted can be recovered? If yes than how can i get those files/ what is the location for those files?
Thanks in advance..
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NTheOne wrote: If select
Delete all existing files prior to publish option while publishing the website....than all the files of that location will be deleted
I hope You have a back up of your site. If not then this will be a hard lesson. I did that once now I back up everything all the time. Good luck
Frazzle the name say's it all
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The files are permanently deleted when you do that.
The only way to recover those files is to use recovery tools like PC Inspector File Recovery.
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Description :
Connecting TFS 2005 via .Net console application for pulling the project and users information. This console will be used by the different users as standalone app for pulling out the information from thier machine.
Problem :
When the user executing the console with the proper input details as mentioned below
Eg : <tfs server="" :="" port=""> <username> <pwd> <domain>
getting the below error message
TF31002: Unable to connect to this Team Foundation Server
Note :
1.The user as got ADMIN rights and can connect to the TFS for different process (check in , check out etc...)
2. This console application is working fine for TFS installed in single tier architec server (TFS app server ,Database server in same server), problem occurs for the TFS installed in two tier architec sever (TFS app server ,Database server in different server )
Error Occurs in below line of code :
System.Net.NetworkCredential credential = new System.Net.NetworkCredential(UserName, Password, Domain);
TeamFoundationServer server = new TeamFoundationServer(serverUri, credential);
server.Authenticate();
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Guys;
I am developing an extender that provides the ability to post back files asynchronously.
I need you to suggest me whether I should add multi-filt feature or not and why.
you can find my extender here Asynchronous File Upload[^]
Help people,so poeple can help you.
modified 19-Feb-12 7:58am.
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It is your application, you decide why or if you need it, not us.
Failure is not an option; it's the default selection.
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Mark Nischalke wrote: It is your application
First it is not an application, it is an extender - a generic a behavior that can be attached to an element in any page in any application.
Mark Nischalke wrote: you decide why
If I should decide then why I shared it. (of course not for honest feedback  )
Mark Nischalke wrote: if you need it
Actually I want to meet the requirement of the largest range of people here, not mine.
Mark Nischalke wrote: not us.
Then, why do you think we are here?
We are here to learn from each other. to exchange knowledge and experience.
Help people,so poeple can help you.
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one more file..uplode....in the particular category....
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I need to made a project for travel agency, In this project I should make this part which I wrote below
The manager of travel agency can
review and regulate the offer for his travel agency. He should
be able to add more detailed description. He can see and reported for each
offer.
Could someone help, or getting me some instructions how to do that? Please it is very importnat....
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Firstly this forum does not provide code to order, and secondly it would be much better if you did some research and created an outline project to work on. Then when you have specific problems you can come back and ask questions here. Make a start by looking at the samples and tutorials on the ASP.NET[^] website.
Unrequited desire is character building. OriginalGriff
I'm sitting here giving you a standing ovation - Len Goodman
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Hi,
I want to move the nodes of the treeview up or down.
A node may contain child.If i drag a node its contents also must come.
Need help/
Guhananth.S
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This[^] has that functionlaity and is free for non-commercial usage, I believe, or this[^] might also have some information you may find will help.
"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair.
nils illegitimus carborundum
me, me, me
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I tried to add a reference to Watin.Core.dll, and got this
The project targets '.NETCore' while the file reference targets '.NETFramework'. This is not a supported scenario
I looked on Watin.org and didn't see version for Win 8.
Anyone know of an alternative that would work in Win 8 & pass cert?
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
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Hi all. I'm working through the architecture for an ASP.NET MVC 3 solution. I like using LINQ and will probably use the entity framework against a SQL database as the persistence repository. I've seen a lot of examples now where a controller will send lambda expressions to the repository object as a way of indicating a filter, rather than having a specific function declared in the repository interface for the filter scenario. This seems convenient, and performs well as long as you have a LINQ-to-entities or LINQ-toSql compliant repository.
I started down that path, but I'm now concerned that it doesn't separate the concerns as much as it should. In the event a new repository layer was needed, one would need to build/implement something that can work with the lambda expressions (e.g construct SQL from the expression tree, or otherwise implementing IQueryable). Otherwise the use of LINQ would require loading a full set into memory from the datastore, potentially killing performance.
My question is this: is this a valid concern? Or is the support for LINQ-enabled repositories strong enough among enough database systems that the convenience of LINQ outweighs the coupling concern?
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I have to access some of data through webservices. The web services done by c++ which is hosted on linux machine. Normally when we consuming the webservices, we can do the add web reference. but in that case, we know only the ip address and port of the hosted server. How can i consuming that webservice method directly using visual studio 2008.
Currently we know the methods of the web service, so just create sample web services in asp.net (*.asmx). then consuming that methods in our application, then changed the URL.
Please provide correct way to consume that.
Thanks
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I Think you should enter a regular request path(IP:Port/servicepath) that requests the service in the URL field. being the web service developed using C++ and hosted on Linux should make no deference being the service return a text/xml response and the wizard does the remaining stuff.
Help people,so poeple can help you.
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Instead of creating proxy to web service,
you can try using Http Post/Get using HttpWebRequest/HttpWebResponse (WebRequest class in System.Net) to post a request to web service and receive response from the same. Hope it helps.
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Hi Experts,
I need to detect whether a destination email domain has TLS enabled or not? Can any one help me how to do that.
Thanks,
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Hello,
The user is given a text box to enter text. What would we need to do, to allow user to save the text along with HTML tags? VS 2010 is not allowing this due to security reasons. Is there a way we can save text like Testing?
We are trying to save this test to the database.
Many thanks!
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Not enough information. If all you want to do is save some text to a database that is simple as would be saving to a file: there are thousands of examples of how to do this both here and through Google. What do you mean by HTML tags? Where are they from? The page itself? You need to be clear about what you are trying to do though I have to say this does sound liek homework even though you say 'we'.
"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair.
nils illegitimus carborundum
me, me, me
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I experienced that problem also: the text in the text box contained html tags (<b>Testing</b>), and I received some security warnings. Sorry that I do not remember how I resolved that, but I can confirm the existence of the problem.
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