ASP.NET

Brij wrote:

One more thing, why you are taking the help of session, you can use viewstate.Enable the viewstate of the contrls on the page that will suffice your requirement.

lvq684 wrote:

Really hope you can help me understand this!

SELECT  SUM(Amount)
FROM   AllTransactions 
WHERE  (TransCode <> 0)
AND BranchKey = 'branchkey'

sptestreqtestnameddl.Items.Clear();

sptestreqtestnameddl.DataTextField = "test_name"
sptestreqtestnameddl.DataValueField = "test_id"

protected override void OnInit(EventArgs e)
{
    base.OnInit(e);


    //get the existing ScriptManager if it exists on the page
    private ScriptManager_AjaxManager = ScriptManager.GetCurrent(this.Page);

    if (_AjaxManager == null)
    {
        //create new ScriptManager and EnablePartialRendering or whatever
        _AjaxManager = new ScriptManager();
        _AjaxManager.EnablePartialRendering = true;
        _AjaxManager.EnableScriptLocalization = true;

        if (this.Page.Form != null)
        {
            //add the ScriptManager as the first control in the Page.Form
            //I don't think this actually matters, but I did it to be consistent with how you are supposed to place the ScriptManager when used declaritevly
            this.Page.Form.Controls.AddAt(0, _AjaxManager);
        }
    }
}

trilokharry wrote:

execute server side code in asp.net while using jquery

[System.Web.Services.WebMethod(EnableSession = true)]
       public static string DemoMethodInCodeBehind(string msg)
       {
         return "OK_" + msg;
       }

function demo()
{
    PageMethods.DemoMethodInCodeBehind('hello',OnGetMessageSuccess, OnGetMessageFailure);
}

  function OnGetMessageSuccess(result, userContext, methodName) 
{  
    alert("Success " + result);
}  

function OnGetMessageFailure(error, userContext, methodName) 
{  
        alert("Failed");
}