How to Dynamically show message from db to aspx page

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Hi Friends,

In my DB i have 1 Table named Feedback with column Feedback date, rating,id,feedback_descr.

i want to display feedback date and feedback_descr in my aspx page inside div.

we are providing a feedback link to user when user will click on this link we are saving these details in db using query string.

when user will click on this link we want to show a feedback details in a div. dynamically based on feedback.

suppose if user give feedback "GOOD" so we van show you have given feedback good"

Below is the HTML

HTML

<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">

<head  runat="server">
    <link href="Styles/MLStyles.css" rel="stylesheet" />
    <title></title>
</head>
<body class="log_feedback">
    <form id="form1"  runat="server">
        <div id="outer">
            <div id="site">
                     <div id="page">
                    <div id="content" class="">
                        <div class="response_icon_large_container">
                            <img class="landing_logo" src="Images/Microland.jpg"/>
                            <div class="clearfix">
                             </div>
                        <img class="response_icon_large_container" src="Images/we.jpg" />
                            </div>
                       <div class="log_feedback_box" style="width:450px;">
                            <div class="box_liner">
                                <div id="divFab"  runat="server" class="box_content_liner" style="display:none;">
                                    <h1>Thank You for the survey</h1>
                                    <h3 class="pad_top">"Hi, you've clicked"
                                        <span class="Emphasis" >Gold Star</span>
                                        "on The"
                                         <span class="Emphasis" >30th July 2015</span>
                                       </h3>
                                    <h3>Only your first response will be recorded.</h3>
                                </div>
                                <div id="divGood"  runat="server" class="box_content_liner" style="display:none;">
                                    <h1>Thank You for the survey</h1>
                                    <h3 class="pad_top">"Hi, you've clicked"
                                        <span class="Emphasis" >Good Star</span>
                                        "on The"
                                         <span class="Emphasis" >30th July 2015</span>
                                       </h3>
                                    <h3>Only your first response will be recorded.</h3>
                                </div>
                                <div id="divOk"  runat="server" class="box_content_liner" style="display:none;">
                                    <h1>Thank You for the survey</h1>
                                    <h3 class="pad_top">"Hi, you've clicked"
                                        <span class="Emphasis" >Ok Star</span>
                                        "on The"
                                         <span class="Emphasis" >30th July 2015</span>
                                       </h3>
                                    <h3>Only your first response will be recorded.</h3>
                                </div>
                                <div  id="divDis"  runat="server" class="box_content_liner" style="display:none;">
                                    <h1>Thank You for the survey</h1>
                                    <h3 class="pad_top">"Hi, you've clicked"
                                        <span class="Emphasis" >Dissatisfied</span>
                                        "on The"
                                         <span class="Emphasis" >30th July 2015</span>
                                       </h3>
                                    <h3>Only your first response will be recorded.</h3>
                                </div>
                            </div>
                        </div>
                    
                
            
        

    </form>
</body>
</html>

Regards

Posted 2-Aug-15 20:07pm

Member 11397945

Updated 2-Aug-15 22:34pm

Suvendu Shekhar Giri

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DamithSL 3-Aug-15 3:40am

update the question with related html/asp.net code snippets

Suvendu Shekhar Giri 3-Aug-15 4:28am

So, what have you tried so far? Share the relevant code.

Member 11397945 3-Aug-15 4:31am

Hi Huvendu,

I have updated Question with HTML.
please go throw it and help me.

Regards

Suvendu Shekhar Giri 3-Aug-15 4:38am

No, that's not enough to answer.

Member 11397945 3-Aug-15 4:30am

Hi DamithSL,
I have updated Question with HTML.
please go throw it and help me.

Regards

F-ES Sitecore 3-Aug-15 4:50am

We're not here to do your work for you. Google "asp.net ado.net" for examples of how to interact with SQL Server, then use an asp:Label or asp:Literal and populate the control with the results you want to show. If you want to optionally show controls you can put them inside an asp:Placeholder and set the Visible property on that placeholder to show\hide the controls inside it.

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