response.redire ct (this page?)...short and sweet way to do this?

[darrel]

I have a 'cancel' button that should reload the current page. Ie, reset the
page back to it's initial state.

Is the best way to do this to simply have the event handler for that button
redirect the page to itself?

If so, is there a short-and-sweet way to write that out? Or do I need to
first grab the URL and parse it?

I don't want to hardcore the url as this might be used in different
locations.

-Darrel

[Steve C. Orr [MVP, MCSD]]

You should be able to use Response.Redire ct(".") or
Response.Redire ct(Request.URL)

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I hope this helps,
Steve C. Orr, MCSD, MVP
http://Steve.Orr.net
"darrel" <no*****@hotmai l.com> wrote in message
news:uE******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl...

I have a 'cancel' button that should reload the current page. Ie, reset the page back to it's initial state.

Is the best way to do this to simply have the event handler for that button redirect the page to itself?

If so, is there a short-and-sweet way to write that out? Or do I need to
first grab the URL and parse it?

I don't want to hardcore the url as this might be used in different
locations.

-Darrel

[darrel]

> Response.Redire ct(Request.URL)

Oh. Duh. Missed the obvious on that one! ;o)

Thanks!

-Darrel

[Dale]

Why not just use an HTML Cancel button and save the round trip?

Dale

"darrel" <no*****@hotmai l.com> wrote in message
news:eY******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P09.phx.gbl...

Response.Redire ct(Request.URL)

Oh. Duh. Missed the obvious on that one! ;o)

Thanks!

-Darrel

[Hans Kesting]

"Dale" <da************ @msndotcomNot.N et> wrote in message news:uX******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P10.phx.gbl...

Why not just use an HTML Cancel button and save the round trip?

Dale

That might not work correctly: if postbacks have happened
(server side validators, autopostback, ...) then the values
of that latest postback will be restored, not the real initial values!

Hans Kesting

[user]

darrel wrote:

I have a 'cancel' button that should reload the current page. Ie, reset the
page back to it's initial state.

Is the best way to do this to simply have the event handler for that button
redirect the page to itself?

If so, is there a short-and-sweet way to write that out? Or do I need to
first grab the URL and parse it?

I don't want to hardcore the url as this might be used in different
locations.

-Darrel

Hello,

Hope this helps (see attached text file)

ChiefDnd

Private Sub btnCancel_Reset _Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArg s) Handles btnCancel_Reset .Click
'/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
' Clear the form (Textbox and DropDownList)
'/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
Dim objC As Control
For Each objC In Page.Controls
Dim objType As Type = objC.GetType()
If objType.FullNam e = "System.Web.UI. HtmlControls.Ht mlForm" Then
Dim objF As HtmlForm = CType(objC, HtmlForm)
Dim objWC As Control
For Each objWC In objF.Controls
Dim objWCType As Type = objWC.GetType()
If objWCType.FullN ame = "System.Web.UI. WebControls.Tex tBox" Then
Dim objTB As TextBox = CType(objWC, TextBox)
objTB.Text = ""
End If
If objWCType.FullN ame = "System.Web.UI. WebControls.Dro pDownList" Then
Dim objDDL As DropDownList = CType(objWC, DropDownList)
objDDL.Selected Index = 0
End If
Next objWC
End If
Next objC
lblMessage.Visi ble = False
'/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
' Refill the form as needed
'/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
SetupPage()
End Sub