ASP.NET

Raghvendra Kumar Roy4-Jun-07 21:01

4-Jun-07 21:01

In which condition you want to do it.
Confused | :confused:

Raghvendra Kumar Roy

Christian Graus4-Jun-07 21:02

Christian Graus

4-Jun-07 21:02

gauthee wrote:
can i have two WebForm1.aspx.cs pages

Yes, because you can use a partial class

gauthee wrote:
can i have two seperate classes which act as a code behind?

No, I can't imagine why you'd want to, and you cannot.

gauthee wrote:
How can it be implemented if the above is possible?

If your class is called Webform1, make a new file with the same class name and put partial before the class name. The two files will be combined to make one class, all you get is the ability to partition the code between two files.

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gauthee4-Jun-07 21:07

gauthee

4-Jun-07 21:07

Christian,

Thanks for the reply!
The 'partial' concept evolved in 2.0 right! How can i achieve this in 1.1?

Now let us say i have WebForm1.aspx as stated earlier, the html code for the page would have the followinf line:

<%@ Page language="c#" Codebehind="WebForm1.aspx.cs" AutoEventWireup="false" Inherits="WebForm1" %>

This way can i provide with one more .cs file for the same page?

Gautham

Chetan Ranpariya4-Jun-07 21:28

Chetan Ranpariya

4-Jun-07 21:28

Hi,

I think you can not implement this in .net 1.1.

and I wonder why you want this scenario?

Thanks and Regards,
Chetan Ranpariya

How to save an asp.net page as html from server to local system

Christian Graus4-Jun-07 22:58

Christian Graus

4-Jun-07 22:58

gauthee wrote:
How can i achieve this in 1.1?

The best you could do is to create a class derived from the page class, and derive your page from this new class. But, that's a nasty, nasty hack, to do that just to split code across two files. It won't work 100% like a partial class either ( the page will see the base methods but not vice versa ). Why do you want this ?

dharanighanta4-Jun-07 20:45

dharanighanta

4-Jun-07 20:45

Hi,

I have to save an aspx page into html page.In my asp.net page,i have two images,one map and two graphs.I am getting maps ang graphs from another page into current page and displaying using iframes.My client requirement is whenever he click the 'Save as html'in that page, the entire page has to go n save in html.Plz tell me solution for this question?

Regards,
sanjana

rounded corners in ASP.NET 2

samerh4-Jun-07 20:24

samerh

4-Jun-07 20:24

Does anyone have a solution for doing rounded corners for text boxes in ASP.NET 2?

Re: rounded corners in ASP.NET 2

Chetan Ranpariya4-Jun-07 20:38

Chetan Ranpariya

4-Jun-07 20:38

Hi,

U may find answer Here[^]

Thanks and Regards,
Chetan Ranpariya

Validation to accept only numbers!!!

rameshbhojan4-Jun-07 20:00

4-Jun-07 20:00

Hi all,
Is there any specific property or control in ASP.NET 2.0 using which i can enter only numerical characters in a textbox??
How do i do this???
If no, please semd me the piece of code using which i can do this validation.

Thanks
Ramesh

Raghvendra Kumar Roy4-Jun-07 20:09

4-Jun-07 20:09

you can use regular expression validation like this:
""asp:RegularExpressionValidator ID="RegularExpressionValidator1" runat="server" ErrorMessage="Numeric Value" ControlToValidate="TextBox1" ValidationExpression="[0-9]">Raghvendra Kumar Roy

rameshbhojan4-Jun-07 21:33

4-Jun-07 21:33

Hi Raghav,
Thanks!
n wat do i do if i want to validate a filed called year which should accept only 4 digit year like 2007 and not 07.

also i want a textbox which should not accept special characters.

Raghvendra Kumar Roy4-Jun-07 22:21

4-Jun-07 22:21

if you want to validate a filed called year which should accept only 4 digit year like 2007 and not 07.
try this:
After validationexpression you can define numbers Just add this for your problem

ValidationExpression="[0-9]{4}"

if you want a textbox which should not accept special characters.
it will accept only uppercase characters,lowercase characters and numeric characters.

ValidationExpression="[A-Z,a-z][0-9]"

Thanks

Raghvendra Kumar Roy

rameshbhojan5-Jun-07 0:19

5-Jun-07 0:19

hey raghav......
this accepts only a single digit number!!!!
i want the field such tat it should accept number..... any number of any length.....
but this validation coontrol accepts only a single digit no.
not any other number also

please help asap.

thanks
Ramesh

Raghvendra Kumar Roy5-Jun-07 18:43

5-Jun-07 18:43

Hey Ramesh

Try this:

ValidationExpression="[0-9]*$"

Raghvendra Kumar Roy

rameshbhojan5-Jun-07 22:11

5-Jun-07 22:11

Hey Raghav,

I have been able to do it by simply adding a star

ValidationExpression="[0-9]*"

For wat is tat additional $ ?
Please let me know

Raghvendra Kumar Roy6-Jun-07 18:46

6-Jun-07 18:46

hi Ramesh

$ means stop looking at this position.

Raghvendra Kumar Roy

Sathesh Sakthivel4-Jun-07 20:09

Sathesh Sakthivel

4-Jun-07 20:09

This script is used for u accept only numbers.

<br />
<script type="javascript"><br />
function isinteg(obj){<br />
if (isNaN(obj.value)){<br />
obj.value="";<br />
return false;<br />
}<br />
return true;<br />
}<br />
</script><br />
<input type="text" name="field" onkeyup="isinteg(this);"><br />

Regards,

Satips. Rose | [Rose]

ritu43214-Jun-07 20:09

ritu4321

4-Jun-07 20:09

//here formElement is the control and myString is the string typed into it .
//By using this javascripting code the characters and others will not //get //typed only numbers will type.

function removeInvalidChars(formElement, myString)
{
var intPeriod = 0
for (var i = 0; i < myString.length; i++)
{
A_char = myString.charCodeAt(i)
//We are validating for numbers.
if (A_char > 47 && A_char < 58)
{
// It's a number
continue;
}
else
{
myString = myString.substring(0,i)
}
}
formElement.value = myString;
}

Puneet Sri4-Jun-07 20:55

Puneet Sri

4-Jun-07 20:55

function intOnly(obj)
{
if(obj.value!=parseInt(obj.value))
{
alert("Please Enter Whole Number only");
obj.value="";
}

}

i hope this will help you.

Puneet Srivastava