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I'm not sure if there is such a control that meets all what you need, but IMO you might want to check out the Peter's Date controls[^] , and consider using it with Atlas[^]
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I want to create a page where when a user loads the page they are prompted to download a file? Like when you click on a link to download a file, but I want that prompt to come up when the page loads?
How do I do this?
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On PageLoad of youe asp.net page use the following
Response.Redirect("mypdf.pdf")
This will ask for the pdf to get downloaded before the page is loaded.
Look where you want to go not where you don't want to crash.
Bikers Bible
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Does anyone know of any software that can automatically create a JPEG/GIF image of a PDF without actually opening the PDF?
For example, check out this site:
http://www101.iprint.com/cgi-shl/index.cgi?shop=100&level=44957&ad=729AU100B58&source=GOOG&keyword=brochure%20creator&gclid=CPq3--Ds6YUCFStvFQodEkQSxg&date=2006%3A06%3A30%3A08%3A28%3A39[^]
On the first page, click the "Brochures" link. On page 2, select one of the "outside" templates, then select an "inside" template, and click continue.
Ok, the next page, Design Studio, is where I have a question. How are they generating that large image of the brochure? If you alter the text, the JPEG image updates as well. Does anyone know of any software that does this?
The reason I need it is our clients' website creates a PDF of a customizable brochure (just like the one on iPrint), however we want to display a snapshot of the PDF WHILE the customer is creating it. Currently, we're trying to do this through HTML tables however it doesn't look EXACTLY like the PDF so our client is unhappy.
So if anyone knows of any software that can capture a snapshot of a PDF or of a tutorial on how to do this, I would greatly appreciate it.
Thanks in advance.
-Goalie35
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try activePDF.
www.activepdf.com
Look where you want to go not where you don't want to crash.
Bikers Bible
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Hello,
I have two buttons on one of my VehicleDetails.aspx page. Obiviously
these two buttons takes the user to two different pages. Now my client
is interested in having a linkbutton instead of the two buttons. Once
the user clicks on the linkbutton a javascript dialog box popsup that
says "Is the Lessee buying this vehicle?" and with two buttons "Yes"
and "No". If user clicks "yes" it should go to DealerQuestions.aspx"
and if "No" it goes "lesseePurchase.aspx" page offcourse with few parameters attached in the query string.
As of now I have two buttons like I mentioned earlier where in under
the button click event I am doing a Response.Redirect() to the mentioned
pages.
This is what I did to have the pop up box popped up with a buttons.
_lnkDLpurchase.Attributes.Add("onclick", "if( confirm('Will Lessee buy this vehicle?') ) return True; else return false;")
So far ever thing looks fine. But how do I do
If user clicks on "Yes" it should execute the code
Response.Redirect("LesseePurchase.aspx?DealerShipID=" &
_lblDealerShipIDValue.Text)
when "No" this should go to another page
Response.Redirect("DealerQuestions.aspx?DealerShipID=" &
_lblDealerShipIDValue.Text)
I don't know how to get to two buttons exectue two different codes
based on what was clicked on.
Please help,
Thanks in advance
-L
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You could create a javascript function rather than your inline code and rather than response.redirect, do a document.location.href = 'myurl'
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Can you help me with that. I am not sure if we can capture the parameters in the javascript function. Because the control will be directed to different pages based on what was clicked on. Say if "Yes" it goes to the
Response.Redirect("LesseePurchase.aspx?DealerShipID=" & _lblDealerShipIDValue.Text & "&ContractID=" & _lblContractIDValue.Text & "&VIN=" & Vin & "&fname=" & _lblFirstNameValue.Text & "&lname=" & _lblLastNameValue.Text & "&AcctNum=" & _lblAccountNumberValue.Text & "&VehicleID=" & _lblvehicleID.Text & "&ManufacturerID=" & _lblManufacturerID.Text)
and if "No" then the control goes to the below page with these many parameters.
Response.Redirect("DealersQuestions.aspx?DealerShipID=" & _lblDealerShipIDValue.Text & "&ContractID=" & _lblContractIDValue.Text & "&VIN=" & Vin & "&fname=" & _lblFirstNameValue.Text & "&lname=" & _lblLastNameValue.Text & "&AcctNum=" & _lblAccountNumberValue.Text & "&VehicleID=" & _lblvehicleID.Text & "&ManufacturerID=" & _lblManufacturerID.Text)
And this is my LinkButton in the .aspx page
<asp:linkbutton id="_lnkDLpurchase" runat="server">Will Lessee buy this vehicle?Thanks in advance,
-L
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Well. It looks like all the parameters are in html controls on teh page, apart from VIn (which you could put in a hidden field). So potentially, you could access all of these using javascript and then do your redirect :
var fname;
fname = window.document.form1._lblFirstNameValue.Text
... umm actually...
hmm..
Not too sure that javascript likes all your underscores though...
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I think that paddyboyd proposed you a good solution, but if you want to keep your server side code, then you can store value returned from confirm(...) box to a hidden field and then just read it from this field on server side.
You didn't mention which version of .NET you are using, but in ASP.NET 2.0 it should be roughly like this:
<asp:HiddenField runat="sever" id="myHiddenField"/>
protected void Page_Load(object sender EventArgs e)
{
_lnkDLpurchase.Attributes.Add("OnClientClick",
"document.getElementById("myHiddenField").Value = (confirm('Will Lessee buy this vehicle?')) ?
"lease" : "dealer");
_lnkDLpurchase.Attributes.Add("OnClick", "_lnkDLpurchase_Click");
}
protected void _lnkDLpurchase_Click(object sender EventArgs e)
{
switch(myHiddenField.Value)
{
case "lease": ...
case "dealer": ...
}
}
I wrote it from head, maybe there are mistakes but I hope you understand what I mean.
I hope it helps.
-- modified at 11:00 Friday 30th June, 2006
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Hello,
Thanks. Yes this might work for me in my scenario. By the way yes, I am using ASP.NET 2.0 but using VB.NET. So I will have to code your in VB.NET. I will difenitely have more questions on this while I am working on this. I will keep this posting update. So I need your help 
Thanks again,
-L
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Also we are using Master pages. So may be I will have to use FindControl to find and identify myHiddenField (in your code) and then go from there. Let us how it goes. Sooner or later I will definitely update with my accomplishment on this.
Thanks
-L
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There are a couple of things come to mind after seeing your code:
+ In the ASP.NET 2.0, you simply use the OnClientClick to add the handler for the client side event onclick of the LinkButton instead of adding to the Attributes collection in code.
+ If you do nothing in the LinkButton click event handler other than calling the Redirect method, you might consider using the hyperlink control instead of the LinkButton to reduce the round trip. Also you can use javascript to collect the input textboxes to build the url for the href attribute of the hyperlink.
+ If you put a lot of things including the text values (from what I have seen in your code) in the query, I think it does not looks good for example when the text length is significant. In this case, you might consider cross-page posting to post a new page which is determined by the result of the confirmation.
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How can i disable dates that are less then today's date in a Calender Webserver Control
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You simply create the DayRender event handler, and do a checking on the rendered date to make it selectable or not.
void Calendar1_DayRender(object sender, DayRenderEventArgs e)
{
e.Day.IsSelectable = (e.Day.Date >= DateTime.Now);
}
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I would like to know how to use an ASP.NET 2.0 text box as a password box, much like the windows form textbox's property called password character. I observed that web text box does not have that property.
Can someone please advice me on how to d this?
Live in fragments no longer. Only connect.
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add the TextMode="Password" attribute to the declaration
"Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......"
Christian Graus At The Soapbox
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Thanks
Live in fragments no longer. Only connect.
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Hi guys,
Howz all doing!!
My problem is my ASP.NET application is loading very slow. When i debuged it, i found its not because of the code it is running slow its after the Load_complete event(which is the last event for any page) it is taking hell lot of time. Can anyone tell me reason behind it or i am missing some attributes to set.
Thanks in advance..
Sheel Gohe
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For the record, LoadComplete is not the last event. Other events such as PreRender and Render occur after this.
How big is your web page? How many child controls are on the page and what is the size of the HTML source once the page has displayed?
Without knowing exactly what you're doing, it is rather difficult to diagnose your problem.
Visit Riverside Internet[^]
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Check that the site isn't compiling all pages every time - usually get a re-compile on a change, but have heard of people ending up with it compiling regardless all the time
"Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......"
Christian Graus At The Soapbox
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sir;
i m useing window2000 operating system i m working on an application in .net . when i inserting the values into database the following error message appear "Could not find installable ISAM."
the connection could not open
help me please
Thanks & Regards
Sandeep
-- modified at 9:11 Friday 30th June, 2006
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Hi,
I have two dropdownlist.one for state and another for district. according to the selection of state(in the 1st dropdownlist) the districts in the 2nd dropdownlist will be filled. Can any one tell me how can i achieve this with out submiting the page to the server.
Thanks & Regards
Mishra
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Hi,
Use AJAX
Thanks,
Sushant Duggal.
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