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viralp4u wrote: Can you please provide me solution of this problem?
You should probably explain first how you're reading, saving, and then opening it, in sufficient detail for someone to do more than make wild guesses at what's going on. You should definitely do this in the C#, .NET Framework, or Graphics forums instead of here (this forum is for web dev questions).
Citizen 20.1.01 'The question is,' said Humpty Dumpty, 'which is to be master - that's all.'
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The link button looks like this
<asp:linkbutton runat="server" id="CreateButton" causesvalidation="true" text="Submit" xmlns:asp="#unknown">
ValidationGroup="NewUserForm"
OnClick="CreateButton_Click" />
its a user profile form with all validators , the validations work well but the button wont fire
rather causes the page to scroll to top.
tried with __doPostBack(buttonID,"OnClick") kind of stuff too but same problem
Please help out with a clue 
Thanks & Regards
Nitin
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Sounds like you either have JavaScript disabled in your browser, or there's an error in the script somewhere. Check for both.
And you might have more luck asking this in the ASP.NET forum.
---- You're right.
These facts that you've laid out totally contradict the wild ramblings that I pulled off the back of cornflakes packets .
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I am very new to SharePoint...
I need to know two things:
1. How to work on a single website with multiple developers?
2. How to deploy the SharePoint website or webapplication on production server or client machine?
Do anybody know some answer or some links which can help me?
Thanks in advance,
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salon wrote: How to deploy the SharePoint website or webapplication on production server or client machine?
here let me Google that for you[^]
salon wrote: Thanks in advance
No problem, I enjoy helping the Google impaired.
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Whats the role of AJAX in web development? Can anyone explain?
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The literal meaning of AJAX is Asynchronous JavaScript And XML. Practically, it's used to refer to any sort of asynchronous communication between client-side script on a web page and a server (not only those involving XML). The "Asynchronous JavaScript" bit is key, as its role is in applications where it is desirable to allow the user to perform one or more actions without waiting for a response from the web server. Examples:
- Populating or validating form fields while the user is busy filling in other fields.
- Loading and displaying search results while the user is typing in a query.
- Saving changes to one piece of data while the user is examining or modifying other pieces of data.
---- You're right.
These facts that you've laid out totally contradict the wild ramblings that I pulled off the back of cornflakes packets .
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When a user puts and address in the address bar, the browser calls the server, the server generates content, and the browser displays it. Traditionally, once the server delivers content, that content will not change unless another server call is made. This means that if realtime values are changing, the webpage will displays the same values until the page is refreshed.
AJAX is simply a Javascript xmlHttp function that make servers calls and changes page content by the browser. This means the page content can change without having to submit a form or refresh the page. Consider this page-
http://www.time.gov/timezone.cgi?Eastern/d/-5/java[^]
The page loads once, but the clock field continually changes every second. This would be an AJAX script that calls another page that dynamically generates the time right now. If Javascript calls for this function every second, it appears to change like a realtime clock.
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HostMySite.com[^]
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Hello!
I have a page from which the user can export data. This can take quite a while if alof of data is to be exported. I have tried showing a loading animation(.gif) while the user waits, but to no avail.
I got it working in firefox by appending a gif-image to the page using javascript when user clicks submit-button, but in IE the gif-image shows fine but doesnt move.
Anyone got an idea how to achieve this?
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The easiest way to do this is to start sending the server response immediately - just the start of a document with progress indicator - and not finish the response until your task is complete. The downside of this technique is two-fold: you're limited in how long you can keep a connection open, and you're keeping a connection open the entire time; if you expect more than a handful of simultaneous users, this will kill your server.
More efficient techniques can make use of AJAX, META-refresh, or script-driven postback. CP has a number of articles on the subject[^].
---- You're right.
These facts that you've laid out totally contradict the wild ramblings that I pulled off the back of cornflakes packets .
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I want to highlight text in textbox on focus of it.
I have called textbox.select().
The problem after execution of textbox.select() is, cursor can only move to begining of the text or to the end of text in textbox.
It is not going through the characters which are in the middle.
Cursor directly jump to begining or end character in the textbox when moved.
Can somebody suggest the solution over this (I am doing all this stuff in javascript, so javascript solution is most welcome).
Thank you.
Ashish
Software Engineer, Pune
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I take it then that you do not actually wish the text in the textbox to be selected, as the behavior of the cursor with regard to selected text is plaform- and browser- dependant.
So just change the background and text color of the textbox:
var textbox = document.getElementById("textbox");
textbox.style.backgroundColor = "blue";
textbox.style.color = "white";...etc.
---- You're right.
These facts that you've laid out totally contradict the wild ramblings that I pulled off the back of cornflakes packets .
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I have a form on my site that takes client information for a sale on the first page (name, email, address, etc.), then calls the 2nd page (Enter Credit Card Information) then sends all the information to a shopping cart. I would like to capture the first page information and send it at the same time to another database for our Customer Service Reps. Is this possible?
thanx for any help
cobyco
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cobyxm wrote: Is this possible?
Yes
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You can read this[^].
Pay special attention to sessionvariables.
It's after ArrayList: The Super, Handy-Dandy, Array-Type Thingy
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I have this report built using ASP in 2000.
We did some modifications few months ago and was running fine.
Now, all on a sudden it's giving
error '80020009'.
Any ideas?
Thanks.
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Well I definitely did before posting for help.
Looks like there could be an array of reasons for the problem, including spywares etc. (don't have any)
I tested more and found if there is a lot of data - thats when Im getting it. If less data - report is still working.
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WHAT THE HELL DAVE! I suppose that's been around for like ever and I am just now finding out?
LMAO
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Not really.
As I mentioned - it was working for maximum amount of data possible in this case. Now - it works for small amount of data, not otherwise. The only thing I know of is a windows update couple of weeks ago.
Any fruitful ideas?
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That's been around for at least a few months, that I know of anyway. I thought it was a pretty cool idea myself. 
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Dave Kreskowiak wrote: I thought it was a pretty cool idea myself.
Used twice already today!
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