ASP.NET

Have you tried Google, it looks like there are some examples there[^]

27-Mar-07 3:55

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-Yoyosh-27-Mar-07 3:53

-Yoyosh-

27-Mar-07 3:53

Using a button with the following line in OnClick event: Response.Redirect("aaa@aa.aa") is not a best solution:

* it opens a new mail window - thats great, but...
* it also leaves a browser window with "aaa@aa.aa" as an addess. This is awfull efect - I would like the browser window to stay on the page, where was the button that I clicked.

Marcus J. Smith27-Mar-07 4:00

27-Mar-07 4:00

Since you insist on using an asp:button to do this look here[^], it looks like this will require JavaScript.

-Yoyosh-27-Mar-07 4:13

-Yoyosh-

27-Mar-07 4:13

I insist to use asp:button, because I have several other things that have to be done after clicking on this button.

Your help is extremaly usefull, but I`m not an expert in Javascript and there is one more small hint that I need:

I read this article and I copied the function:

function OpenMail()
{
location.href = "mailto:help@help.net";
return false;
}

into my .aspx page.

My button has the following definition:
<asp:Button ID="AcceptButton" runat="server" Text="aa" OnClick="AcceptButton_Click" CausesValidation="False" UseSubmitBehavior="False" />

And as I said before, several things has to be done after clicking on this button, so AcceptButton_Click looks like:
protected void AcceptButton_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
ClearData();
...
//How to call that method written in Javascript?
}

The question is - how to call that method written in Javascript?

_AK_27-Mar-07 4:26

_AK_

27-Mar-07 4:26

You can call attach the javascript to the serverside control like this:
Button1.Attributes.Add("onClick","javascript functionname();");

Best Regards,
Apurva Kaushal

-Yoyosh-27-Mar-07 6:12

-Yoyosh-

27-Mar-07 6:12

Thank you both very much guys!
The button.attributes(...) was correct a correct solution to the last part of the problem

Marcus J. Smith27-Mar-07 8:42

Need a Button in .cs like 'Browse'

27-Mar-07 8:42

Im glad it worked, I just hate requiring JavaScript for functionality because you will use this and someone will have scripting turned off then they wont be able to get the mailto function of the button click. You can also use a LinkButton and call a server command when it is clicked in order to do the same thing and I think you can have it appear as a command button.

Reflection in .NET

harish95027-Mar-07 2:05

harish950

27-Mar-07 2:05

.NET Assembly CustomerInfo.dll has a class by name CustomerInfo which inturn has two methods GetCustomer() and GetCustomerDetails() and GetCustomer() calls GetCustomerDetails().
GetCustomerDetails() takes two input parameters, Stored Procedure Name and Customer Id and returns a dataset.

We want to find the Stored Procedure name which is being passed as input parameter to GetCustomerDetails() function on call from GetCustomer(), when we analyze the assembly using reflection in ASP.NET.

Class CustomerInfo
{
public dataset GetCustomer(int CustomerId)
{
string SP1 = "Stored_Procedure1";
string SP2 = "Stored_Procedure2";
string SP3 = "Stored_Procedure3";
return GetCustomerDetails(SP1,CustomerId);
}

public dataset GetCustomerDetails(string StoreProc,CustomerId)
{
//Logic to get the data from the database.
}
}

When we analyze this assembly, i want to know the value for the paramter StoreProc being passed to the function GetCustomerDetails(). In this case the value being "Stored_Procedure1".

Can anybody help on this?

Re: Reflection in .NET

Christian Graus27-Mar-07 2:39

Christian Graus

27-Mar-07 2:39

Reflection lets you find methods and properties in a class. It doesn't let you watch methods being called, and examine the parameters that were passed in to them.

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Abubakarsb27-Mar-07 1:58

Abubakarsb

27-Mar-07 1:58

Hi Friends,

I have a question, I hope you will know. I am developing buttons dynamically in .cs file of a c# project. I uploaded page on the server now I want that if user of website press One of the buttons he can view the drives from his local computer not from the server. I tried but everytime it accesses server drives. I need functionality just like as "Browse" button in the html. REMEMBER I DON't WANT to use 'BROWSE' BUTTON IN ANY CONDITION.

Regards,
Abubakar

Christian Graus27-Mar-07 2:40

Christian Graus

27-Mar-07 2:40

To do this, you need to write an ActiveX or other sort of control. Your ASP.NET .cs files are on the server, they have no way of seeing the file system on the client.

Abubakarsb27-Mar-07 2:45

Abubakarsb

27-Mar-07 2:45

Any other option?

Marcus J. Smith27-Mar-07 3:09

27-Mar-07 3:09

<input type=file id=myFile runat=server />

According to 4GuysFromRolla you should use that[^]

and Microsoft[^]

and 15 Seconds[^]

Marcus J. Smith27-Mar-07 2:44