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Re: Problem calling javascript function from codebehind( asp.net..)

4-Aug-09 23:44

His basic issue is probably that he's not putting quotes around a constant string. If the code he's using is not working, then ScriptManager is not going to help, it does the same thing.

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Rahul Chitte4-Aug-09 23:57

Rahul Chitte

4-Aug-09 23:57

Yes i do have ScriptManager on my page

Re: Problem calling javascript function from codebehind( asp.net..)

Arun Jacob4-Aug-09 22:52

Arun Jacob

4-Aug-09 22:52

If you are trying to validate a textbox its better to add attributes to the textbox instead of using script block.Just like,

txtName.attributes.Add("onchange","return FunctionName('"+ parameter +"')");

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Re: Problem calling javascript function from codebehind( asp.net..)

Rahul Chitte4-Aug-09 23:23

Rahul Chitte

4-Aug-09 23:23

You are perfectly right but i have to explicitly call that function from one of my checkbox event based on some condition.

The scenario is as below :
I am assigning text of dropdown1 to another dropdown2 , i have written javascript function for its onchange event and based on dropdown2 text i am hiding section below dropdown2 using javascript, the thing is that when i m changing value from dropdown2 then it is working fine but when i m trying to assign value of dropdown1 to dropdown2 using .Text property the section below is not getting hide because onchange event is not getting fired.

Re: Problem calling javascript function from codebehind( asp.net..)

Christian Graus4-Aug-09 23:27

validate the extension of the uploaded file

4-Aug-09 23:27

So why are you doing a postback and why, if you're already running your own js code, don't you just add code to hide it ?

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RajaAhmed4-Aug-09 21:24

4-Aug-09 21:24

i m looking for regex that validate the extension of the uploaded file

Christian Graus4-Aug-09 21:34

4-Aug-09 21:34

Excellent. I suggest you download Expresso, and use that to build your regex. I'm not sure exactly what sort of validation you want to do ( image file, file with an extension that is three letters, what ? ), so I can't really give you an answer.

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RajaAhmed4-Aug-09 22:49

4-Aug-09 22:49

actually i want to just validate whether the uploaded file is a video file or not
i-e .dat, .mp4,.mpegv etc

Christian Graus4-Aug-09 23:13

4-Aug-09 23:13

Of course, a file can be a video and not have a valid extension. You can use the System.IO.Path class to get the extension and do a basic string match, just call ToLower or ToUpper to make case irrelevant.

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Vimalsoft(Pty) Ltd4-Aug-09 22:18

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4-Aug-09 22:18

i once give an answer to someone with the same request. please search here on the forum

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fileUpload control of asp

puviyarasan.j4-Aug-09 23:56

puviyarasan.j

4-Aug-09 23:56

if you use the asp:fileupload control

use the

RajaAhmed4-Aug-09 21:21

4-Aug-09 21:21

i m using mozilla fire fox n looking for a full path of posted file from fileUpload control of asp

string filepath= fileUpload1.PostedFile.FileName;
but
filepath only holds the file name.. no path...............
helpp plzzzzzzzzzz

Abhijit Jana4-Aug-09 21:34

Abhijit Jana

4-Aug-09 21:34

AhmedNisar82 wrote:
fileUpload control of asp

I guess you are talking about ASP.NET not ASP.

AhmedNisar82 wrote:
string filepath= fileUpload1.PostedFile.FileName;

You will only get the file name.
Use it to upload the file.

FileUpload1.PostedFile.SaveAs(filpathToSave)

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Christian Graus4-Aug-09 21:54

Re: fileUpload control of asp [modified]

4-Aug-09 21:54

Yet another person who asks stupid questions, then does not reply when people try to help.

I suspect he wants the full path because he wants to do some sort of file operation that won't work once he deploys to a server.

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Abhijit Jana4-Aug-09 23:31

Abhijit Jana

4-Aug-09 23:31

Christian Graus wrote:
Yet another person who asks stupid questions, then does not reply when people try to help.

Boss, I did not understand what you mean by this.

By the way, ~~I didn't voted for this~~.
[Edit]Now I have voted 5.[/Edit]
Thanks

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modified on Wednesday, August 5, 2009 5:41 AM

Christian Graus4-Aug-09 23:33

4-Aug-09 23:33

I mean that his question is obviously asked because he assumes because he can write code on a dev machine that accesses the file by file path, it means that he can magically do the same thing on the server when he deploys. His post asking for more info pretty much proves that. And, so many people ask questions that basically show they know nothing about ASP.NET, then don't respond when people try to help ( this guy did eventually respond, but many do not ).

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Abhijit Jana4-Aug-09 23:40

Abhijit Jana

4-Aug-09 23:40

Ya.. Got it Boss. You are absolutely correct! Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

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Christian Graus4-Aug-09 21:34

4-Aug-09 21:34

Why would you need a file path ?

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RajaAhmed4-Aug-09 22:45

4-Aug-09 22:45

i want to assign a value
oMediaManagerPro.SourceFile_Path =fuplVideo.PostedFile.FileName;

oMediaManagerPro.Video_Bitrate = 300;

oMediaManagerPro.Audio_Bitrate = 64;

oMediaManagerPro.Audio_SamplingRate = 22050;

MediaInfo oMediaInfo = oMediaManagerPro.ConvertTo_MP4();
but fuplVideo.PostedFile.FileName just give the name of the file not full path.....

Christian Graus4-Aug-09 23:11

4-Aug-09 23:11

What is oMediaManagerPro ? As I suspected, it looks like you have an object on the server and want to set it to use a path on the client, which obviously won't work. I suggest buying a basic ASP.NET book and reading it.

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Nitin S4-Aug-09 23:22

Nitin S

4-Aug-09 23:22

HttpPostedFile myfile = filMyFile.PostedFile;
int fileLen = myfile.ContentLength;
byte[] myData = new byte[fileLen];
myfile.InputStream.Read(myData, 0, fileLen);
String strFilename=Path.GetFileName(myfile.FileName);

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Christian Graus4-Aug-09 23:28