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by: tshad |
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I posted this on the asp.net group, also. I wasn't sure whether this was an
asp.net problem or a javascript problem.
I have a page that was originally created from a program I found on the net
that works well as an html page.
It brings up a modal popup window that I have been trying to work out for
days now and this was the closest I have been able to come.
I added a little asp.net code and an asp.net button and cannot get it to
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by: Mark Fox |
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Hello,
I am attempting to do something very simple. I have
a page MainPage.aspx and a popup window Popup.aspx. When
users click on the linkbutton in the popup window I am
looking to do some server side processing in Popup.aspx,
then have the popup window close, and have the
MainPage.aspx do a postback to the server. But I am
having trouble determining what client side javascript
Popup.aspx should render after it does its server side
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by: Bruce W.1 |
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There's something I can't figure out. I added some javascript
behavior to my datagrid, just like in this article, except in
C# instead of VB:
http://www.dotnetbips.com/displayarticle.aspx?id=205
If I bind the datagrid to the dataset at all times, whether
Postback or not, then everything works fine.
However if I only bind it when Page is not Postback (just like
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by: Martin Eyles |
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I am trying to get javascript to cause a page to post back. I have tried
calling _doPostBack from my script, but generates an error "object
expected". I think this is because the page's script doesn't contain the
method _doPostBack, which needs to be added by asp.net. How can I make
asp.net add this script?
Thanks,
ME
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by: Alan Silver |
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Hello,
I have just discovered that if you turn off Javascript, then cross-page
posting does not work. The postback goes to the originating page, which
basically means that nothing happens.
I thought the whole framework was supposed to degrade gracefully in
cases like this? AFAIK other features work fine without Javascript, why
doesn't this?
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by: vinay |
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Hi All
I have a page in which i using user control .on user control i using
javascript to pop up a message .when i choose wrong date in user
control & submits the page it alerts the message of javascript but
page refrehes. I want to use javascript without page refresh or without
postback .
Is this possible to use javascript without page postback..
Thanks in advance
Vinay
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by: =?Utf-8?B?T3Bh?= |
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Hi,
I'm not sure if the title is correct. Here's what I am having trouble with:
I have a server side button control where I am calling a javascript function
via the OnClientClick property. I also have a server side event handler to
handle the On_Click event on the postback. I wish to cancel the postback
based on whether the javascript function returns true or false. The problem
is that the I never get a postback and ofcourse the...
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by: Deft.Jab |
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This problem only exists in IE, due to UI restrictions I'm using a
href in an error label to bring up a modal popup. I'm using a callback
to filter a grid on the popup.
The problem:
The href has javascript:btn.click() basically, which in Firefox causes
a postback after it's clicked. IE works fine without posting back,
this is suppose to be an instant popup and the postback defeats the
whole purpose. Any ideas?
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by: Peter |
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ASP.NET
I have an application which use ASP.NET Autocomplete extender which works
great. But I have a question how to update all the fields on the screen
using Ajax.
Users starts typing in a text field which causes the Autocomplete extender
to display 10 like items, after the users selects an item (which is a key in
the database) I want the application to go to the database retrieve a record
and populate the fields.
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by: Frinavale |
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This is as boiled down as I can make it.
Here is my compilation command:
g++-12 -std=c++20 -Wnarrowing bit_field.cpp
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A Windows Forms form does not have the event Unload, like VB6. What one acts like?
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