Avoiding query timeouts in ASP.NET ?

[Sten Westerback]

Hi

We are using ASP.NET on IIS5 to process requests
in a database.

How can one make choices in the .aspx based on
if a user has or hasn't changed a field? Is it possible
to control the ASP.NET environment by use of
some client side scripting ( ?changes=yes to URL)
or is there a way to tell in .aspx which Label elements
has changed?
Only solution i can think of currently is to query the
DB and then do an field by field comparision. Is that
the best way?

- Sten

[Bob Barrows [MVP]]

There was no way for you to know it, but this is a classic asp newsgroup.
While you may be lucky enough to find a dotnet-savvy person here who can
answer your question, you can eliminate the luck factor by posting your
question to a group where those dotnet-savvy people hang out. I suggest
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.adonet.

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[Kristofer Gafvert]

Hello,

Be very carefully when trusting client side code. A client can very easily
fake a change, when nothing has changed, and can cause problems depending on
what your application is about.

One way to solve your problem is to use hidden fields.

I suggest that you try in a newsgroup about ASP.NET, for example:

microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet

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Kristofer Gafvert - IIS MVP
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"Sten Westerback" <sten.westerback@NO_SPAMnokia.com> wrote in message
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Hi

We are using ASP.NET on IIS5 to process requests
in a database.

How can one make choices in the .aspx based on
if a user has or hasn't changed a field? Is it possible
to control the ASP.NET environment by use of
some client side scripting ( ?changes=yes to URL)
or is there a way to tell in .aspx which Label elements
has changed?
Only solution i can think of currently is to query the
DB and then do an field by field comparision. Is that
the best way?

- Sten

[M. Posseth]

well this is pretty easy to acomplish on the client ( HTML ) side, if you
add handling code to the onchange event of a html textbox control
you can then post these changed values to a hidden frame

"Sten Westerback" <sten.westerback@NO_SPAMnokia.com> wrote in message
news:nQ*******************@news2.nokia.com...

Hi

We are using ASP.NET on IIS5 to process requests
in a database.

How can one make choices in the .aspx based on
if a user has or hasn't changed a field? Is it possible
to control the ASP.NET environment by use of
some client side scripting ( ?changes=yes to URL)
or is there a way to tell in .aspx which Label elements
has changed?
Only solution i can think of currently is to query the
DB and then do an field by field comparision. Is that
the best way?

- Sten