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Hi
I have an asp.net textbox with property multiline. I am also doing some javascript validations for the ttextbox for number of charecters. But when i try giving html tags inside the textbox and try to click button save, am getting the below error
Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManagerServerErrorException: An unknown error occurred while processing the request on the server. The status code returned from the server was: 500
Can somebody help me how to avoid this error.
Thanks in advance
Naina
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try unescape the text (in javascript) before sending it to server and viceversa.
Cheers!!
Brij
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Can any one tell me how to export gridview data to a PDF format using c#.
Thanks in advance...
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Buy a PDF library, or write one.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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how can u give me a example ??
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what is the thirdparty component using for generating pdf file?
if you use tallcomponent,you generate xml file from from your datasource and then transform with xsl, and then you can write to pdf document.
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hey are you able to export gridview to pdf ?
suchita
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I have an entity object with datetime and decimal properties ,from which I generate an XML,is a source to PDF file generation.
XmlWriter using neutral culture while writing XML file.
when user changes cultureinfo other than english,entity's decimal properties should change with culture specific numberformatinfo.
1> in xslt file I am tring to parse string to decimal,throwing error input string not in valid format.As parsing in new culture specific and string coming with english language.
If I can write XML with laguage specific so that even decimal values(numberformat) will change with cultureinfo
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Hi everyone,
i have recently uploaded and tested a new website of mine. I have a form that posts some bookings details back to the client that has worked locally no problem, but once uploaded doesnt work.
Looking at the live source code for that page i find that this has changed from this
to this
can anyone help?
thanks
dee
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Just uploading, or publishing, it would not change it from ASP to ASP.NET
only two letters away from being an asset
modified on Monday, December 29, 2008 9:09 PM
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Yes, you publish an ASP.NET application to the server you intend it to run on.
only two letters away from being an asset
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I have a vague recollection of reading about a bug that was fixed in ASP.NET with regard to the action attribute on the form tag. You might want to check that you are using the same version of the .NET Framework on both machines.
Out of curiousity, why are you posting back to a classic ASP page anyway?
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Sorry i am really a newbie and this is the only way i know how.
Could you tell me the alternative?
regards
dee
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The alternative to what? Posting back to a classic ASP page?
Normally (as in every ASP.NET web application I've worked on) you post back to the page you are on which does some processing then redirects the client browser to the page you want to display.
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sorry yes i meant the alternative to a classic asp page.
So i should move the processing back to the same page and only redirect the client browser when i have validated the info they have entered.
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How do you distinguish between classic asp and asp?
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dee cronin wrote: How do you distinguish between classic asp and asp?
"Classic ASP" is "ASP". The word "classic" is used to emphasise the difference from ASP.NET because some people are lazy and call both "ASP"
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dee cronin wrote: So i should move the processing back to the same page and only redirect the client browser when i have validated the info they have entered
Yes, probably. But why do you have a classic ASP page anyway? It is that movement from ASP.NET to classic ASP that makes me add the "probably".
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does a classic asp page have a .asp extension and a asp.net page have a .aspx extension?
If so the page is asp.net not classic asp.
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but the page i was posting to is classic asp with a dot asp extention.
Thanks for bearing with me and its explaining things for me. Sometimes you learn lots
when you are able to ask stupid questions!
dee
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dee cronin wrote: but the page i was posting to is classic asp with a dot asp extention.
Yes, you are on an ASP.NET (.aspx) page and you are currently trying to post back to a classic ASP (.asp) page.
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dee cronin wrote: does a classic asp page have a .asp extension and a asp.net page have a .aspx extension?
Yes.
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