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22-Oct-09 2:10

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vikas shukla22-Oct-09 1:43

vikas shukla

22-Oct-09 1:43

hi sir,
please help me
actually i have a image button in grid view and i want to open a new webform on another explorer.
please give your guidance.

Abhishek Sur22-Oct-09 2:03

Abhishek Sur

22-Oct-09 2:03

how about window.open('address') from javascript ??

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vikas shukla22-Oct-09 2:07

vikas shukla

22-Oct-09 2:07

sir i am trying
<asp:imagebutton id="ImageButton1" runat="server" imageurl="~/images/application_view_list.png" onclick="javascript:window.open('AddProd.aspx')">

but it gives me error
Too many characters in character literal
please help me

Abhijit Jana22-Oct-09 2:19

Abhijit Jana

22-Oct-09 2:19

vikas shukla wrote:
<asp:imagebutton id="ImageButton1" runat="server" imageurl="~/images/application_view_list.png" onclick="javascript:window.open('AddProd.aspx')">

I think It should be OnClientClick , Not OnClick. And Set Target="Blank".

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sashidhar22-Oct-09 2:27

22-Oct-09 2:27

Try this code it may help..! Cool | :cool:

<script type="text/javascript">
    function PrepareBlank()
    {
        document.getElementById("form").target = "_blank";
    }
    
    if(window.opener != null)
    {
        window.opener.document.getElementById("form").target = "";
    }
    </script>

<asp:ImageButton ID="button" runat="server" OnClientClick="PrepareBlank()" PostBackUrl="~/YourPage.aspx"
               Text="Run" OnClick="button_Click" Height="216px" Width="272px" />

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Control to use

hrishiS22-Oct-09 1:16

hrishiS

22-Oct-09 1:16

Hi to All

I just wanted to know what is the control actually we should use, to have something like

1. scrapbook of orkut...where we can have picture, text etc for every users or many users...
2. like the one in codeproject...where we all submit question..then answers in hierarchical way..

is it a data grid?

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I am a beginner

Re: Control to use

sashidhar22-Oct-09 1:41

Re: xslt compilation error

22-Oct-09 1:41

hrishiS wrote:
scrapbook of orkut...where we can have picture, text etc for every users or many users

You can Go for Listview or repeater..!

hrishiS wrote:
like the one in codeproject...where we all submit question..then answers in hierarchical way..

Try this link
JumpyForum: Inspired by Code Project Forum / Discussion / Message board[^]

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Re: Control to use

compninja2522-Oct-09 2:53

compninja25

22-Oct-09 2:53

I don't know if I am interperting the question correctly, but on occasion for projects that involve having different pictures and text for users/products I use a panel or div control and then just dynamically place the controls per each data row in there.

So, assume I have a panel control named "panel1" on the aspx file, I would then use something like this in my code behind:

DataReader dr1 = Connection1.Read()

While (dr1.Read)
{
   Image pictureBox1 = new Image();
   TextBox tb1 = new TextBox();

   pictureBox1.ImageURL = dr1["imageLocation"].toString();
   tb1.Text = dr1["textBlurb"].toString();

   panel1.Controls.Add(pictureBox1);
   panel1.Controls.Add(tb1);
}

Then I just work on formatting the layout using the css.

Hope this helps! Smile | :)

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Re: Control to use

shashankbv22-Oct-09 5:02

shashankbv

22-Oct-09 5:02

Hello,

I would recomend a ListView

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb515102.aspx[^]

Use this Link for a walkthrough on how to use a List View.

xslt compilation error

tasoss22-Oct-09 0:44

tasoss

22-Oct-09 0:44

Hello people.
I'm using something like

TextReader sr =     new StreamReader(HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath("~/foo/" + xslFile));

The problem is that this file includes or imports other xsl files for example (../foo2/bar.xsl or even foobar.xsl)
and asp reports that

System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not find file 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\bar.xsl'

Any ideas please?
Thank you in advance!

Richard MacCutchan22-Oct-09 1:25

Richard MacCutchan

22-Oct-09 1:25

tasoss wrote:
and asp reports that

System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Could not find file 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\bar.xsl'

Any ideas please?

What ideas do you need? The message clearly states that it cannot find a particular file, so you need to investigate

a) why that file does not exist in the specified location, or
b) why that file is being referenced in your xslt.

Re: xslt compilation error

tasoss22-Oct-09 11:24

tasoss

22-Oct-09 11:24

Do you think that it's normal to search the xsl file inside in the c:\windows\system32 directory?
the file is referenced because it has to.But it's referenced like "../foo.xsl" and not inside c:\windows\system32.
I have read that .net's default dir is c:\windows\system32,so there's something that i'm missing.
BTW thanks for answering!

Re: xslt compilation error

Richard MacCutchan22-Oct-09 23:17

Richard MacCutchan

22-Oct-09 23:17

tasoss wrote:
Do you think that it's normal to search the xsl file inside in the c:\windows\system32 directory?

If that's a default search location for these files, then yes.

tasoss wrote:
But it's referenced like "../foo.xsl" and not inside c:\windows\system32.

But the file that could not be found is 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\bar.xsl', which is different. The "../foo.xsl" reference is a file in the directory above the one where the source files are stored and presumably does exist.

I still think you need to investigate what I suggested in my previous message, whether this file exists and if not why it is being referenced.

javascript close page

Denver Thomas21-Oct-09 23:47

Denver Thomas

21-Oct-09 23:47

Hi ,
I used "close();" method to close an aspx page.Nut when it is executing one warning message "the webpage you are viewing is trying to close the window" pop ups.How to disable this pop up ?

With Warm regards

Abhijit Jana21-Oct-09 23:59

Abhijit Jana

21-Oct-09 23:59

Denver Thomas wrote:
I used "close();" method to close an aspx page.

I guess you want to close the Popup window.
Try something like this

var v= window.open(....);
v.close()

Or
Self.close() on the popup pge. Not in main page;

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pons_saravanan22-Oct-09 0:01

pons_saravanan

22-Oct-09 0:01

window.opener = "some text about the page";
window.close();
Now it wont ask you that prompt
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Abhishek Sur22-Oct-09 0:02

Abhishek Sur

22-Oct-09 0:02

use

javascript:window.opener=self;window.close();

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Denver Thomas22-Oct-09 0:47

Denver Thomas

22-Oct-09 0:47

Hi bros,
I want to close the calling page itself.Not the pop up page. just like "this.close()" in windows applications.I just used only Close() in one java script method.and the pop up coming is not a new page , its like a messagebox.

With warm regards.

Evaluate expression in string

dan!sh 22-Oct-09 0:57

dan!sh

22-Oct-09 0:57

Cannot do much about it. It is the browser's property. Earlier you could have done this by setting window.opener and then closing the window. But now, you cannot. Check http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/ie/aa740486.aspx link. It says the same.

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fcis200821-Oct-09 23:02

fcis2008

21-Oct-09 23:02

How Can I evaluate an axpression in string ? Confused | :confused:

for example :

string x = "(6+9)/5-9";
string y = "Ln(10)+cos(30)-55";

How Can I evaluate that in visual studio ?

Is there a FREE parser that does these operations ?

I'm using vb 6

Re: Evaluate expression in string

sashidhar21-Oct-09 23:17