ASP.NET

8-Jul-08 4:47

I have a page with nothing but buttons and the only thing they do is a response.redirect(" ") to which ever page. If I let it sit still for roughly 2 minutes and hit the return key I get a blank page. Can anyone pls help me trouble shoot this problem.

Lonnie R Thomas

Christian Graus8-Jul-08 4:53

8-Jul-08 4:53

I assume you never redirect to an empty string. What is the code ?

Christian Graus

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Lonnie R Thomas8-Jul-08 4:56

8-Jul-08 4:56

one button may do a response.redirect("report1.aspx") and the return button does a response.redirec("reportsmenu.aspx")

Lonnie R Thomas

windhopper8-Jul-08 4:55

windhopper

8-Jul-08 4:55

Maybe try setting SmartNavigation="true" in your page directive? Or check if your session is timing out...

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Lonnie R Thomas8-Jul-08 5:19

8-Jul-08 5:19

I talked to my webmaster and in IIS the default is 20 minutes and that is what he has set. But the problem I am having is the page does not have to sit for that long to give me a blank page when hitting the return key. Never used smartnavigation but I will research. Thanks for the reply. Smile | :)

Lonnie R Thomas

Lonnie R Thomas8-Jul-08 6:20

8-Jul-08 6:20

checked on smartnavigation on msdn and they say it is obsolete,

Lonnie R Thomas

Adam Jasper8-Jul-08 6:28

Adam Jasper

8-Jul-08 6:28

Have you checked the functionality of the page itself (the page you are re-directing to)? What is the page actually doing? Are you gathering data from a database? It could be that which is taking the time.

Adam

Lonnie R Thomas8-Jul-08 6:31

8-Jul-08 6:31

Yes. The pages being transferred to have a grid. But the data comes right up with no delay.

Lonnie R Thomas

Guffa8-Jul-08 8:32

Guffa

8-Jul-08 8:32

What's the url of the blank page? Does it reload the same page, or does it redirect to a different page?

Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.

Lonnie R Thomas8-Jul-08 9:51

8-Jul-08 9:51

it is going trying to load the same page. whereas the respons.redirect("reportsmenu.aspx") is the command.

Lonnie R Thomas

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leoinfo8-Jul-08 9:04

leoinfo

8-Jul-08 9:04

Try to add
form1.Attributes.Add("onkeydown", "return false;");
to the Page_Load()

This way any key pressed on that page will be ignored (as all you need is the mouse to press the buttons).

kibromg8-Jul-08 4:25

kibromg

8-Jul-08 4:25

Hi all,

I am having problems with my visual studio project. i cant execute my project.It comes up with the above error every time i try and run the program.
I copied the Webdev file from a working PC however,with no success.

Please advice

Thank you

how to disable imagebutton ?

kathyani8-Jul-08 3:38

8-Jul-08 3:38

i want to disable imagebutton.
ImageButton1.Enabled = false; this is not working ?
any suggestions.....

Herman<T>.Instance8-Jul-08 4:07

Herman<T>.Instance

8-Jul-08 4:07

in which part of the code you do this?

kathyani8-Jul-08 4:10

8-Jul-08 4:10

code behind(c#)

Christian Graus8-Jul-08 4:27

8-Jul-08 4:27

Well, duh. What method ?

Christian Graus

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kathyani8-Jul-08 4:29

8-Jul-08 4:29

iwant to disable image button.
if (this.PageNumber == 1 )
{

ImageButton1.Enabled = false;
}
else
{
ImageButton1.Enabled = true; ;
}

THIS IS NOT DISABLING THE IMAGEBUTTON.

Christian Graus8-Jul-08 4:54

8-Jul-08 4:54

God.

WHERE DO YOU CALL THIS CODE ? IN WHAT METHOD ?

Christian Graus

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kathyani8-Jul-08 4:59

8-Jul-08 4:59

iam having the 1 to 11 pages .
Previous and Next image buttons .
If iam in First Page PREVIOUS IMAGE BUTTON should be disable.
protected void ImageButton1_Click(object sender, ImageClickEventArgs e)
{
if (this.PageNumber == 1)
{

Response.Redirect("pge1.aspx");
ImageButton1.Enabled = false;
ImageButton2.Enabled = true;

}
else
{

this.PageNumber -= 1;
Response.Redirect("pge" + this.PageNumber.ToString() + ".aspx");

}
}
protected void ImageButton2_Click(object sender, ImageClickEventArgs e)
{
if (this.PageNumber == 11)
{
//ImageButton1.Enabled = true;
//ImageButton2.Enabled = false;
//lnkNext.Enabled = false;
Response.Redirect("pge11.aspx");
}
else
{
ImageButton1.Enabled = true;
this.PageNumber += 1;

Response.Redirect("pge" + this.PageNumber.ToString() + ".aspx");

}

}

Christian Graus8-Jul-08 5:11

8-Jul-08 5:11

Oh, you're the guy from the other day. I see your code is still a disaster. You still have the same issue you had the other day. Refer to my answers from then, no point in repeating them if you're going to ignore me.

Christian Graus

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Christian Graus9-Jul-08 1:17

9-Jul-08 1:17

I don't know what's more depressing, that you'd sit on such a trivial problem for days ( and I assume you're just going to ask it again ), that you'd ignore the advice you're given and just stop posting when someone reminds you that you have a solution, or that someone is paying you to sit idly by because you can't work out how to solve a simple problem when you've been given a clear solution.

Do some research on what response.redirect does. Or, just think about it for a minute.

Christian Graus

No longer a Microsoft MVP, but still happy to answer your questions.

Michael Bookatz8-Jul-08 4:54

Michael Bookatz

8-Jul-08 4:54

Please DON'T SHOUT!

however, how are you setting PageNumber? What is passing it around?

Christian Graus8-Jul-08 5:12