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1-Jun-11 22:30

how to maintain scroll position of web page

Pete O'Hanlon1-Jun-11 22:43

1-Jun-11 22:43

In what version of ASP.NET? 1, 1.1, 2+?

If you are using .NET2+, you could use

<%@ Page MaintainScrollPositionOnPostback="true" %>

on the page, or you could set

<pages maintainScrollPositionOnPostBack="true" />

in the pages section in web.config to set this position for all pages.

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tanzeel851-Jun-11 22:52

1-Jun-11 22:52

its not working buddy. please suggest some other

Pete O'Hanlon1-Jun-11 23:20

1-Jun-11 23:20

Throw me a bone here. What environment are you developing against? I haven't got the telepathic interface engaged here, and it's a bit too far for me to see your screen.

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tanzeel851-Jun-11 23:46

1-Jun-11 23:46

asp.net framework above 3

Pete O'Hanlon2-Jun-11 0:43

2-Jun-11 0:43

This[^] should help if you are still having a problem.

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tanzeel852-Jun-11 0:51

2-Jun-11 0:51

still have problem. can you tell where i put this code..please help its urgent and very important

Pete O'Hanlon2-Jun-11 2:55

how can i use <%=%> code in server control page.

2-Jun-11 2:55

tanzeel85 wrote:
can you tell where i put this code..please help its urgent and very important

Have you read the article? Downloaded the code and tried it? I can't help you with your project because it's your project, not mine. I have no idea what the structure of your pages is, how you've laid out the site, etc. And, while it's urgent and very important to you, it has zero urgency for me. In future, please refrain from putting this in - it just serves to anger people because it looks like you think your time is more important than mine.

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buffering831-Jun-11 18:47

buffering83

1-Jun-11 18:47

A.aspx has below code.
public int COMMON_BUTTON_WIDTH
{
get { return common_button_width; }
}

and i want to use COMMON_BUTTON_WIDTH in aspx page.
such as below but it do not work.

/>

How can i use COMMON_BUTTON_WIDTH value?

hi

My english is a little.
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and give me your advice anytime~

Re: how can i use code in server control page.

shankysharma862-Jun-11 4:39

shankysharma86

2-Jun-11 4:39

try keeping <%=************%> code in single quotes.
eg. '<%=************%>'

Re: how can i use code in server control page.

Prasanta_Prince2-Jun-11 7:19

Prasanta_Prince

2-Jun-11 7:19

@shankysharma86 Correct One.

loop through datasourceid

C#Coudou1-Jun-11 16:18

C#Coudou

1-Jun-11 16:18

hi mates,

I have 10 sqldatasource which ID are name with dsGrid1,dsGrid2,dsGrid3 and so on.

in pageload,
dsGrid1.SelectParameters(0).DefaultValue = _passValue
dsGrid2.SelectParameters(0).DefaultValue = _passValue
dsGrid3.SelectParameters(0).DefaultValue = _passValue

i don't want to code like above.
i want to loop but how?

thanks

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Re: loop through datasourceid

C#Coudou1-Jun-11 19:15

C#Coudou

1-Jun-11 19:15

i figure out already, here's what i did. just want to share.

For i As Integer = 1 To 10
  Dim sds As SqlDataSource = CType(Page.FindControl("dsGrid" & i), SqlDataSource)
  sds.SelectParameters(0).DefaultValue = _passValue  
Next

pics details

samreen361-Jun-11 9:25

samreen36

1-Jun-11 9:25

hello
i place tables on asp pages and add pics on its on click pics become large
now i want to show details of every pic from database by c# code
how can i do this???
help me

Re: pics details

gavindon1-Jun-11 9:33

gavindon

1-Jun-11 9:33

I think you need to provide a lot more information.
such as:
How you are placing your pictures, how you are calling from what type of database etc..
Nobody can provide much help with the limited information you have given.
What code/methods you have tried(that's a big one)

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Member 76654701-Jun-11 6:20

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1-Jun-11 6:20

I have a question about the Article from 18 Feb 2004: A Simple protocol to view aspx pages without IIS implemented in C#.
Since your code has "no explicit license attached to it", can I use and distribute code with my applications under the terms of the CPOL 1.02? I did not find any additional license or terms in the article or the code downloaded. Thank you.

R. Giskard Reventlov1-Jun-11 6:49

R. Giskard Reventlov

1-Jun-11 6:49

Why not post the question at the artcile rather than here? He may not see it here but probably will if you post it there.

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Keith Barrow1-Jun-11 6:55

Keith Barrow

1-Jun-11 6:55

Its not a question about the article, more a question about licensing (the article is old and doesn't have one) as such he should ask it in "Site Bugs and Suggestions". I doubt Andy could answer the question himself, without editing the article & adding a license.
Article Here[^]

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Member 76654701-Jun-11 7:55

Member 7665470

1-Jun-11 7:55

I had it on the article but will try "Site Bugs and Suggestions". Thanks.

Keith Barrow1-Jun-11 6:50

Keith Barrow

1-Jun-11 6:50

Please move this question to the Site Bugs and Suggestions, as the CP hamsters are most likely to be able to answer it, it isn't really an ASP.NET question. You can tell that by the way you haven't asked anything about the GridView control Smile | :)

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Andy Brummer1-Jun-11 16:43

Andy Brummer

1-Jun-11 16:43

Oh, hey use it any way you wish. Keep in mind that I've had a lot of issues with registering the protocols and security in the latest versions of the browsers and OS's, otherwise it would have been easier for me to keep it up to date. There were also some better examples floating out on the internet a few years back, but I can't seem to pull them up with google. This stuff definitely is not for the faint of heart.

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Member 76654702-Jun-11 3:34

Member 7665470

2-Jun-11 3:34

Thanks Andy. And for the additional insight!

tanzeel851-Jun-11 3:38