ASP.NET

deostroll wrote:

Find the new ID of the post (Any suitable logic used here, but I plan to definitely query my database for it!)

var BlogId = <% =PublicVaribleForBlogId %>;
window.location.href = "ViewPost.aspx?blogID=" + BlogId 

N a v a n e e t h wrote:

window.location.href = "ViewPost.aspx?blogID=" + BlogId

deostroll wrote:

won't take me to the proper location. If I had used this what appears on my address bar is something like: ViewPost.aspx?blogID=26

<br />
sub OnPublish()<br />
    '1. Code to push post to database...<br />
<br />
    '2. Code to retrieve the last post's unique ID.<br />
<br />
    '3. Code to navigate<br />
    CurrentPageUrl = window.location.href 'Lets assume the current page = Current.aspx<br />
    CurrentPageUrl = Replace(CurrentPageUrl, "Current.aspx", "ViewBlog.aspx"<br />
<br />
    'Assume the unique ID is stored in a variable "blogid"<br />
<br />
    CurrentPageUrl = CurrentPageUrl & "?blogid=" & blogid<br />
<br />
    document.form1.action = CurrentPageUrl<br />
    document.form1.__VIEWSTATE.name = "name" 'note: write this line exactly as it is...<br />
    document.form1.submit()<br />
<br />
end sub<br />

Dim sText as string<br />
 For Each row As GridViewRow In gvAttachFile.Rows<br />
                 as string<br />
 For Each = CType(row.FindControl("textBox1"), textBox).Text <br />
                Next

kiran@p2softech wrote:

TextBox txtNewName=(TextBox)GridView1.FooterRow.FindControl("txtNewName");

<%@ Page MaintainPostBackPosition=true %>

Sean Archer wrote:

But now im stuck up in attachEvent

Bino B wrote:

no,its not working

var Browser = navigator.appName;
if ( Browser != "Netscape" )
{
    //Attaching events for IE
    YourObject.attachEvent('onkeypress', editorEvents);
}
else
{
     YourObject.addEventListener('keypress', editorEvents, true);
}