ASP.NET

Peterson Luiz17-Jun-09 15:38

Peterson Luiz

17-Jun-09 15:38

thanks for the response,

but how can I declare the onChange event for the boundfield/textbox that shows up in the grid?
I mean, where should I do it?
I create the grid column at runtime, is there any way to set the onChange of the boundfield at this momment?

thanks

Peterson

Xmen Real 17-Jun-09 16:54

Xmen Real

17-Jun-09 16:54

Yes, use GridView's RowCreated event. eg.

protected void GridView1_RowCreated(object sender, GridViewRowEventArgs e)
{
    TextBox tb = (TextBox)e.Row.FindControl("Textbox1");
    tb.Attributes.Add("onchange", "onchangeFunction();");
}

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Peterson Luiz17-Jun-09 17:02

Peterson Luiz

17-Jun-09 17:02

and is it guaranteed that the textboxes have names like textbox1, textbox2 and so on? I mean, gridview created this controls by itself, I don't name them...

thanks

Peterson

Xmen Real 17-Jun-09 17:11

Xmen Real

17-Jun-09 17:11

I never tried that, you can check the name by placing a breakpoing in that event and search for the controls gridview created. or name will be same as you write in columns template.

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ASP.net web controls

mahichandu17-Jun-09 10:07

mahichandu

17-Jun-09 10:07

Hi ..
am getting error like this..can anyone help..in my pageload there is no errors ..only 1 error from aspx page
Error:does not contain a definition for 'ddlYear_SelcetedIndexChanged'

<%@ Register TagPrefix="users" TagName="YearDropdownList" Src="~/UserControls/YearListBox1.ascx" %>

.aspx

<td width="80" align="left"><users:YearDropdownList ID="ddlYear" runat="server" ToolTip="Select a Year" OnSelectedIndexChanged="ddlYear_SelcetedIndexChanged" /></td>

.aspx.cs

<asp:DropDownList ID="ddlYear" runat="server" Enabled="true" Width="75px" AutoPostBack="true" CssClass="dropdown" ToolTip="Select a Year." OnSelectedIndexChanged="ddlYear_SelectedIndexChanged" />

pageload:

protected void dd1Year_SelectedIndexChanged(Object sender, EventArgs e)
{
//callling string from my user control
sYear = ddlYear.SelectedValue.Trim();
}

Christian Graus17-Jun-09 11:03

17-Jun-09 11:03

Why do you show us the 'register' part ? Is the event inside the control's .cs file ?

Christian Graus

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mahichandu17-Jun-09 11:33

mahichandu

17-Jun-09 11:33

You mean Usercontrol .cs file..Yeah i wrote my method in usercontrol..i am calling stored procedure in usercontrol to display list of years..

Christian Graus17-Jun-09 13:28

17-Jun-09 13:28

I notice you use Object instead of object, but I'm not sure that should matter. Other than that, I see no reason, if the control is in usercontrol.aspx and the event is in usercontrol.aspx.cs, for there to be an issue.

Re: ??Ajax Pop-up Window??

DoctorMick17-Jun-09 23:21

DoctorMick

17-Jun-09 23:21

Have you copy and pasted the code snippets and the error message? I ask because the method name in the error message doesn't match those in the code.

??Ajax Pop-up Window??

CSharpBeginner17-Jun-09 9:15

CSharpBeginner

17-Jun-09 9:15

Hello, Not sure if this is the correct place to ask this question but I'll give it a shot...

I have a need that perhaps one of you can point me in the right direction with...

I would like to implement something very similar to what’s out on www.target.com or www.gap.com.

When you click a button (quick view, quick info, etc..) you get a new window with product pics and info.

Here's the link:
http://www.target.com/Star-Wars-Clone-Favorite-Characters/b/ref=nav_t_spc_10_23/184-2346213-9435346?ie=UTF8&node=673254011...(and click on "Quick Info" under any image)

Perhaps I can do this with a widget or something else but I’m not sure what kind of widget it would be. I believe it's done with Ajax!

If someone could provide "ANY" useful information, it would be “GREATLY” appreciated Smile | :)

Thank you in advance,

~Mario

Christian Graus17-Jun-09 11:28

Re: ??Ajax Pop-up Window??

17-Jun-09 11:28

I would suggest that you need to do some reading. I don't believe you have any idea what AJAX is or does. This COULD be done with AJAX, but as it's just a popup window, that appears wasteful to me. However, the ASP.NET AJAX library probably does have a control for this sort of thing, it seems like it's a styled div, which would mean it's sitting on top of a transparent div, to stop interaction with the stuff underneath. You could use AJAX to request the script, or you could push the script down with the page, ultimately, this is done with javascript. You can probably right click on the page and view source, and probably open some include files, to find the script that does it, but it sounds like you should focus on some more basic stuff, first.

CSharpBeginner17-Jun-09 15:22

CSharpBeginner

17-Jun-09 15:22

~I don't believe you have any idea what AJAX is or does.~

That is why I was asking, duh!! Anyway, I figured out on how to do it is by using a ModalPopup window. Thanks for the info and vote of confidence...

Re: ??Ajax Pop-up Window??

Christian Graus17-Jun-09 16:01

How can I pass a asp.net text box value to an input text box name txtSearch2

17-Jun-09 16:01

CSharpBeginner wrote:
~I don't believe you have any idea what AJAX is or does.~

That is why I was asking, duh!!

Well, I guess my point is, if you use things you don't understand, then you're going to run into issues.

CSharpBeginner wrote:
Anyway, I figured out on how to do it is by using a ModalPopup window

Yeah, that makes sense. The point tho, is that if you use stuff you don't understand, you will get in trouble.

HistoricalSocietyMember17-Jun-09 8:44

HistoricalSocietyMember

17-Jun-09 8:44

the user must first enter a value then click enter...This redirects the user to an internal search engine page written in javascript. i want the value to display in the internal search engine text box. I can get it to redirect but I get the error 'txtSearch2 is not part of _Default Class' in the code behind.
Me.txtSearch2.Text = Request.QueryString("Name")

if you need more info please let me know!!!!!

Re: How can I pass a asp.net text box value to an input text box name txtSearch2

Christian Graus17-Jun-09 11:04

Re: How can I pass a asp.net text box value to an input text box name txtSearch2

17-Jun-09 11:04

is the textbox a user control ?

HistoricalSocietyMember17-Jun-09 11:48

HistoricalSocietyMember

17-Jun-09 11:48

yes I will paste the code and the error .....

Page 1 user enters word in textbox then clicks search..this word is then passed to a Internal Javascript search engine....
asp/vb.net code
<asp:TextBox ID="txtSearch" runat="server" /><asp:Button ID="btnSearch" runat="server" Text="Search" CausesValidation="False" />

code behind
Dim p1 As String = Me.txtSearch.Text.Replace("&", "%2")
Dim sln As String = (("SearchSite.aspx?Name=") + p1)

Response.Redirect(sln)

Page 2 - value is passed to search engine and user hits search and results display
<b>asp/vb.net code</b>
<input type = text name ="txtSearch2" value="" maxlength=40 id="txtSearch2" language="javascript" onclick="return Text1_onclick()">
<input type = submit name="go" Value="SEARCH" onClick="search()">

Code behind
Partial Class _Default

Inherits System.Web.UI.Page
Protected txtSearch2 As System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlInputControl

Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load
Dim txtSearch2 As HtmlInputHidden

txtSearch2.Value = Request.QueryString("Name")

For Each s As String In Request.QueryString
Response.Write(Request.QueryString(s))
Next

End Sub

Cod

Re: How can I pass a asp.net text box value to an input text box name txtSearch2

Christian Graus17-Jun-09 13:30

Re: How can I pass a asp.net text box value to an input text box name txtSearch2

17-Jun-09 13:30

HistoricalSocietyMember wrote:
yes

HistoricalSocietyMember wrote:
input type = text name ="txtSearch2" value="" maxlength=40 id="txtSearch2" language="javascript" onclick="return Text1_onclick()"

um.... no. The answer is no. you need a runat="server" for this to be aserver control. Why not just use an ASP.NET textbox ?

HistoricalSocietyMember18-Jun-09 4:56

HistoricalSocietyMember

18-Jun-09 4:56

I get an error when I create the <asp:textbox> control. it says search() is not a recognized member the .aspx page....The search engine is a Javascript search engine with the search() implemented in the javascript. Once the user hits the search button I wanted this to trigger the search engine preferably with the <asp:text> but the only way I can get it to work is with in the input text....This is a copy of my javascript search():

title = new Object();
desc = new Object();
links= new Object();
matched= new Object();
keywords= new Object();
found= new Object();
var temp=0;
// actual location or the item to be searched
// description of the location
// actual link
// percentage match found
// keywords as parsed from the input
// # of titles present in the database
title[0]=45
//no of keywords after parsing
keywords[0]=0
//no of matches found.
found[0]=0









function search(){
var skeyword=document.searchengine.keywords.value.toLowerCase();
var check=1;
var pos=0;
var i=0;
var j=0;
var itemp=0;
var config='';

while (true)
{
if (skeyword.indexOf("+") == -1 )
{
keywords[check]=skeyword;
break;
}
pos=skeyword.indexOf("+");
if (skeyword !="+")
{
keywords[check]=skeyword.substring(0,pos);
check++;
}
else
{
check--;
break;
}
skeyword=skeyword.substring(pos+1, skeyword.length);
if (skeyword.length ==0)
{
check--;
break;
}

}
// the keywords have been put in keywords object.
keywords[0]=check;

// matching and storing the matches in matched
for ( i=1; i<=keywords[0];i++)
{
for (j=1;j<=title[0];j++)
{
if (title[j].toLowerCase().indexOf(keywords[i]) > -1 )
{
matched[j]++;
}
}
}
// putting all the indexes of the matched records in found

for (i=1;i<=title[0];i++)
{
if (matched[i] > 0 )
{
found[0]++;
// increment the found
found[found[0]]=i;

}
}

for (i=1;i<=found[0]-1;i++)
{
for(j=i+1;j<=found[0];j++)
{
if ( matched[found[i]]< matched[found[j]] )
{
temp= found[j];
found[j]=found[i];
found[i]=temp;
}
}
}

// end of sort

output = self;
output.document.write('<html>');
output.document.write('<head>');
output.document.write('<script>');
output.document.write('window.onerror=new Function("return true")');
output.document.write('<\/script>');
output.document.write('<title> Search Results </title>');
output.document.write('</head>');
output.document.write('<BODY bgcolor=#ffffff text=#000000 link=#990099 vlink =#339966 >');

output.document.write('<center> <h1> Search Results </h1></center>');
output.document.write('<hr>');
output.document.write(' The Keyword(s) you searched :: '.big() )
for (i=1; i<=keywords[0]; i++)
{
output.document.write( keywords[i].bold() +" ");
}
output.document.write('<br>');

if (found[0]==0)
{
//alert(found[0]);
output.document.write('<hr>');
output.document.write("<b>No matches resulted in this search </b> <br>");
output.document.write("You may close the results and reduce the length/number of the keywords <br>");
}
else
{
// data has been found
output.document.write(" <hr> <b> The Results of the search are : </b> ");
output.document.write( found[0] +" Entries found ".italics());
output.document.write("<table border=1 width=100%>");
for (i=1; i<=found[0];i++)
{
output.document.write("<tr><td valign=top bgcolor=#9999ff>");
output.document.write("<h3>" +i +"</h3>");
output.document.write("<td valign=top>");
itemp=found[i];
output.document.write(desc[itemp].bold() +"<br>" +
links[itemp].link(links[itemp])+"<br>");
temp= (matched[itemp]/keywords[0])*100
output.document.write("<i> Matched with keywords :: " +temp+" % </i>" );
matched[itemp]=0
}
found[0]=0;
output.document.write("</table>");
}
//output.document.write ('This search was created by &copy <a href="http:\\dutta.home.ml.org"> Satadip Dutta</a> 1997');
output.document.write ("<hr>");
//output.document.write ("<form><center>");
output.document.write("<center>Hit the refresh button to return to the search<center>");
//output.document.write ("<input type='button' value='Start Another Search' onClick = 'self.close()'");
//output.document.write ("<center></form>");

output.document.write ("</body></html>");
output.document.close();
}

this is the html input boxes

<form name="searchengine" onSubmit="search()">

<center>
Keywords:
<input type = text name ="keywords" value="" maxlength=40>
<input type = submit name="go" Value="SEARCH" onClick="search()">
<br>
<hr>
</center>
</form>

How can I implement the <asp:text> and still get the same results.....
Thanks for your time!!!!

HIde Image links from public

Ricardo Luceac17-Jun-09 7:50

Ricardo Luceac

17-Jun-09 7:50

Hi, what I need to do is to hide the links for some images and files in my website from the public, so they can't direct link to these images.

Can someone help me out eith this?

Re: HIde Image links from public

Christian Graus17-Jun-09 11:05