I'm developing a shopping cart. I've assigned some Session values to
Labels on the Master Page. The Basket panel which is small window for
the basket items will be visible on every page if there are any items
in the basket. It will display Total Quantity and Total Price in that
window. The Master Page code shown below
protected void Page_Load(objec t sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (Convert.ToStri ng(Session["Total"]) != string.Empty)
{
pllogin.Visible = false;
plbasket.Visibl e = true;
lblquantity.Tex t = Convert.ToStrin g(Session["TotQty"]);
lblprice.Text = Convert.ToStrin g(Session["Total"]);
}
}
Hope i made myself clear till now.
In the basket Page , i'm calculating the total Price and Quantity and
storing them in Sessions as shown below
Session["Total"] = GetProductTotal ();
Session["TotQty"] = intQty;
So, basically on the basket page when i press the Update button I want
the Master page values to get updated and be displayed in the small
window which is not happening straight away, So I need to refresh the
page to get it updated, which is not what i want.
Should I be using any classes (.cs) outside the page ?
Is there anyway to get over this problem ?
Am i going in the right directions ?
Thanks for your help and time in Advance 8 2203
"savvy" <jo******@gmail .com> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ c74g2000cwc.goo glegroups.com.. . Should I be using any classes (.cs) outside the page ?
No need.
Is there anyway to get over this problem ?
Yes.
Am i going in the right directions ?
Sort of...
Let's say you have a master file called secure.master with an associated
partial class called master_secure.
public partial class master_secure : System.Web.UI.M asterPage
{
public Label MyLabel;
}
To refer to the label from a content placeholder, you would do the
following:
((master_secure )Master).MyLabe l.Text = "Hello world";
Thank you very much Mark for your time and help
I tried to do this
public partial class Home1 : System.Web.UI.M asterPage
{
public Label lblqty;
}
and on the other page if i'm trying to assign the lblqty as
protected void Page_Load(objec t sender, EventArgs e)
{
((Home1)Master) .lblqty.Text = "Hello World";
}
its giving an error message saying
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
i'm not able to understand where the problem lies
Can you help, Thanks
savvy wrote: Thank you very much Mark for your time and help I tried to do this public partial class Home1 : System.Web.UI.M asterPage { public Label lblqty; }
Should be:
public Label lblqty = new Label(); and on the other page if i'm trying to assign the lblqty as protected void Page_Load(objec t sender, EventArgs e) { ((Home1)Master) .lblqty.Text = "Hello World"; } its giving an error message saying Object reference not set to an instance of an object. i'm not able to understand where the problem lies Can you help, Thanks
Thank you very very much mates
I'm really greatful to u lot
That worked perfectly and was a perfect solution to my problem
thanks once again
Ray Booysen wrote: savvy wrote: Thank you very much Mark for your time and help I tried to do this public partial class Home1 : System.Web.UI.M asterPage { public Label lblqty; } Should be:
public Label lblqty = new Label(); and on the other page if i'm trying to assign the lblqty as protected void Page_Load(objec t sender, EventArgs e) { ((Home1)Master) .lblqty.Text = "Hello World"; } its giving an error message saying Object reference not set to an instance of an object. i'm not able to understand where the problem lies Can you help, Thanks
"Ray Booysen" <rj***********@ rjb.za.net> wrote in message
news:us******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP03.phx.gbl... savvy wrote: Thank you very much Mark for your time and help I tried to do this public partial class Home1 : System.Web.UI.M asterPage { public Label lblqty; }
Should be:
public Label lblqty = new Label();
Correct - apologies, my reply was from memory, and I should have actually
tested it first...
Better yet so you don't have to cast your master page each time for
access in your pages' code behinds, add the following to the .aspx
file. (You can also set in the web config for all pages in a site, but
I do not like to do this in case you wish for a page not to use the
master.)
<%@ MasterType TypeName="Base_ master" %>
where Base_master is the name of the master page code behind you are
trying to reference.
You can then access public properties and methods from the master in
the page using it.
In the master:
string m_JobTitle;
public string Job
{
get { return m_JobTitle; }
set { m_JobTitle= value;}
}
In your .aspx.cs
Master.JobTitle = "Profession al Hack";
Regards
Coleman
<mi************ **@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:11******** **************@ h76g2000cwa.goo glegroups.com.. .
And even better than that, make "Base_maste r" a separate class which
inherits MasterPage and derive all your master pages from that... Better yet so you don't have to cast your master page each time for access in your pages' code behinds, add the following to the .aspx file. (You can also set in the web config for all pages in a site, but I do not like to do this in case you wish for a page not to use the master.)
<%@ MasterType TypeName="Base_ master" %>
where Base_master is the name of the master page code behind you are trying to reference.
You can then access public properties and methods from the master in the page using it.
In the master:
string m_JobTitle; public string Job { get { return m_JobTitle; } set { m_JobTitle= value;} }
In your .aspx.cs
Master.JobTitle = "Profession al Hack";
Regards Coleman
Thanks Micheal,
I followed the approach you gave
that perfectly fitted the bill
i had some problems with my previous approach
I got some more info from this link as well http://www.odetocode.com/Articles/450.aspx
Thank you very much to all for your help and time mi************* *@gmail.com wrote: Better yet so you don't have to cast your master page each time for access in your pages' code behinds, add the following to the .aspx file. (You can also set in the web config for all pages in a site, but I do not like to do this in case you wish for a page not to use the master.)
<%@ MasterType TypeName="Base_ master" %>
where Base_master is the name of the master page code behind you are trying to reference.
You can then access public properties and methods from the master in the page using it.
In the master:
string m_JobTitle; public string Job { get { return m_JobTitle; } set { m_JobTitle= value;} }
In your .aspx.cs
Master.JobTitle = "Profession al Hack";
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