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The event is of course named onclick, not removed. It's the backward way of this forum to handle "security" that f**ks up the code.
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i want some example for how do handle check box in asp.net
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Add a checkbox.
Set the autopostback = true
create the checkedchange event handeler.
Here is some info from MS help:
Create an event handler for the control's CheckedChanged event.
By default, the CheckedChanged event does not immediately cause the page to be posted to the server. Instead, the event is raised in server code the next time the form is posted. To have the CheckedChanged event cause an immediate posting, set the CheckBox control's AutoPostBack property to true.
Hope that helps.
Ben
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Hi to all,.
How to Validate TextArea Value for JavaScript (Like Checking Null values)
Mohan Balal
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Hello,
I have a problem to use JScript (I can't use JavaScript) on ASP.NET masterpage.
when I use this script on ordinary ASP.NET page, it works ok.
How can I use script like this on master page?
if(window.form.txtSomeTextBox.value == "")
{
window.form.txtSomeTextBox.focus();
}
Thanks!
Wojtek
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I assume the text box your referencing is an ASP.NET control? (as opposed to a normal HTML tag) When you use a master page the ID of all controls in the child page will be changed. This happens with any control that implements INamingContainer (DataGrids etc.). So your reference to window.form.txtSomeTextBox won't return anything becuase no form input with that ID/name exists (it will be something like ct100_ContentPlaceholder1_txtSomeTextBox).
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Hello,
I have a question how to catch TAB key press with JScript (I can't use JavaScript on this page) on ASP.NET website??
Maybe someone had similar problem?
Thanks!
Wojtek
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1. JScript and JavaScript is the same language (almost; JScript is a superset of JavaScript).
2. Catch 'onkeydown' event and inspect 'keyCode' for value of 9. Read this:
http://www.quirksmode.org/js/keys.html
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Don't worry, be happy  )
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When I want to view the webpage that I have developed from the other system; I used the url specifying the system name to point out the project while using ASP.Net 1.1; whereas when I used in ASP.Net 2.0 specifying the same as ASP.Net 1.1, it gives a Runtime Error . Can anyone help to solve this problem
Regards,
LEE
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Want to provide that error???
Brad
Australian
- Christian Graus on "Best books for VBscript"
A big thick one, so you can whack yourself on the head with it.
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It shows Runtime error
Regards,
LEE
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Is that the only thing it tells you?
Brad
Australian
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If this was posted in a programming board please rate my answer
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What is the URL you are requesting, what server is it running on (IIS or the VS built in server), what is the runtime error message? It doesn't matter how bold you make the error type it won't explain any more.....
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I have a problem that I have no idea how to solve. I have a website where customers can log into. If they are logged in they can download setup.exe and install a program. The problem is that they can then copy the setup.exe and install the program on another computer.
The program that setup installs is small so what I want to do is to have the user install the program directly from the server instead of downloading the setup. The user logs in, clicks on "Install" and then a dialog appears where the user can choose to approve or decline the installation. If she approves, the program is installed in Program files on her computer. Now how on earth do I accomplish this?
Is it doable with Javascript or ActiveX perhaps?
Please give me all kinds of information on how to accomplish this, tutorial links would be neat as well.
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It is generally considered bad practice to make an application non-down loadable in case the user does not have web access on the installation machine.
Brad
Australian
- Captain See Sharp on "Religion"
any half intelligent person can come to the conclusion that pink unicorns do not exist.
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Yeah I know but this program has an internet connection requirement and will be used at companies likely to have internet connection.
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I have heard abt the windows Live writer(Beta). Pls suggest me how it will be useful in building the website and also in testing of the Website.
-- modified at 2:46 Wednesday 28th March, 2007
Regards,
Satips.
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It's not for building your website. It's an application that you can use to edit posts on your weblog. I suggest wordpress[^]if you want to start a blog.
WM.
What about weapons of mass-construction?
"What? Its an Apple MacBook Pro. They are sexy!" - Paul Watson
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Can anyone tell how to enable client scripting?
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Do you mean manually? If so what browser?
Brad
Australian
- Bradml on "MVP Status"
If this was posted in a programming board please rate my answer
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Hi Brad,
I have asp.net web server control (text box) on which i have placed a required field validator which doesn't work on tab and only works on page submission. well i am using internet explorer 6.0
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I dont think you understand how client/server relationship works.
Brad
Australian
- peterchen on "Who has the worst keyboard"
Keyboard? Ha! I throw magnets over the RAM chips!
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The ASP.NET validators will only fire when the user submits the form, not when a field is focused/unfocused. I assume thats what you mean? If you mean the validation is not firing at all client side, only on a postback, you may have the validators client side check property set to false (can't remember the name, it should be pretty obvious). Remember users can ALWAYS disable client side script, theres no way for you to 100% guarantee its enabled so always use the server-side validators as well.
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