ASP.NET

Re: showing the Banner on page load

23-Jun-08 0:55

So, you need to call Slide() when the page is loaded, not in page load in the code behind. RegisterClientScriptBlock will help wit this.

Christian Graus

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gottimukkala23-Jun-08 1:07

gottimukkala

23-Jun-08 1:07

I put this this.Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock("onload", "Slide()");
in the code behind but its still no use.

Re: showing the Banner on page load

Christian Graus23-Jun-08 1:14

create user wizard - another problem!

23-Jun-08 1:14

You need to put the <script> tags in your string, counterintuitive, I know.

eyeseetee22-Jun-08 23:03

Re: create user wizard - another problem!

22-Jun-08 23:03

Hi
Agaibn related to using the create new user custom control
Once Ive created the user and navgate back to my website the user permissions appear to have been reset.
Is there a way to stop this happening?

thnaks

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eyeseetee22-Jun-08 23:14

using create new user wizard

22-Jun-08 23:14

I'm on a role now!
Solved this one too, use the following:

LoginCreatedUser="false"

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eyeseetee22-Jun-08 22:34

Re: using create new user wizard

22-Jun-08 22:34

Hi
I am using the create new wizard tag for my website.
However for the continue buton event I want to close the window once the user has completed the process.
But when I put the following code in:

javascript:void(window.close())

it doesnt work, it just shows an error message saying that the page cannot be dispalyed instead of closing the window.

any help on this would be great, thanks!

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eyeseetee22-Jun-08 22:45

problem in calling a function according to condition specified

22-Jun-08 22:45

Just found the solution:

Response.Write("window.opener=self;window.close();");

thanks!!

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Miss Maheshwari22-Jun-08 22:11

Re: problem in calling a function according to condition specified

22-Jun-08 22:11

hello i m calling a javascript function on page load like...

Page.RegisterStartupScript("abs", "<script language=\"JavaScript\"> printAlert();</script>");

and my java script function is...

function printAlert()
   {
   var check=confirm("Do You Want To Print The Certificate");
   print(check);
   return check;
   }

   function print(res)
   {
   var color;
   if(res==true)
   color= document.getElementById("<%=btnPrint.ClientID%>").bgColor="red";
   }

and on page load i m calling another funtion like

        if (btnPrint.BackColor.ToString() == "red")
        {
            myC#function();
        }
</pre>

js function is working fine but on page load btnPrint.BackColor is always showing empty...so my c# function is never called....
please someone help

Christian Graus22-Jun-08 22:13

Re: problem in calling a function according to condition specified

22-Jun-08 22:13

Have you stepped through using firebug/firefox to see if the js is doing what you expect it to ? Is bgColor the right property here ? Or is it blah.style.bgColor ? js just invents properties the first time you access them.

Miss Maheshwari22-Jun-08 22:38

Re: problem in calling a function according to condition specified

22-Jun-08 22:38

when i m doing ok on confirm box it is showing red on
alert(color);
but my c# function is not calling...please help me....i have also tried through...

.style.backgroundColor="red";

it is changing the button's color but my motive is not to change the button's color....i want to call my c# function on basis of my condition...

if (btnPrint.BackColor.ToString() == "red")
        {
           myC#Function();
        }

but its not working...
please help me

Christian Graus22-Jun-08 22:45

Re: problem in calling a function according to condition specified

22-Jun-08 22:45

If you do a postback, does it stay red ? If not, then the property is not stored in viewstate. If so, then I'd create a control and set the BackColor property in the aspx. Then I'd run the page, view the source, and see exactly what property ASP.NET is setting in the control.

At the end of the day, I'd still lean towards using a hidden field.

Miss Maheshwari22-Jun-08 23:27

Re: problem in calling a function according to condition specified

22-Jun-08 23:27

my problem is still a problem....please someone help

Christian Graus22-Jun-08 23:35

Re: problem in calling a function according to condition specified

22-Jun-08 23:35

I did. What happened when you did what I suggested ?

Miss Maheshwari23-Jun-08 0:07

Re: problem in calling a function according to condition specified

23-Jun-08 0:07

i tried that through hidden field....and on step by step debugging i checked that also...it is first compiling these lines...

if (btnPrint.Value.ToString() == "1")
        {
            myC#function();
        }

and after that javascript function so my c# function is never called
please give me a solution

Christian Graus23-Jun-08 0:30

Re: problem in calling a function according to condition specified

23-Jun-08 0:30

The solution is to debug your javascript - did you get Firebug and Firefox as I suggested ?

Arindam Tewary23-Jun-08 0:39

Arindam Tewary

23-Jun-08 0:39

Hi
I am sure what Gauss suggested is the way you must address the issue. Open your web page in Mozila FireFox ( this is just a browser like Internet Explorer but helps a lot for debugging Javascript error. ) and idntify which line of your JS code creates the problem !!!

Thanks,
Arindam D Tewary

date to string

brettokumar22-Jun-08 21:22

brettokumar

22-Jun-08 21:22

hi

i am getting date value from database formate like '5/28/2008 10:12:00'

but i am exepecting result like 'May 28 10:12'

how can i convert like this

please help me

with regards,
bretto

Re: date to string

Christian Graus22-Jun-08 21:25