problem with .netframework sp1

[Saber]

I have a web application and we had nice days, I don't know why I installed
..netframework sp1 and then a strange error happend:

Control 'rdPoll_0' of type 'RadioButton' must be placed inside a form tag
with runat=server.

Actually, there is no rdPoll_0 in application, but there is rdPoll:
Protected WithEvents rdPoll As System.Web.UI.WebControls.RadioButtonList

[Greg Burns]

When ASPNET renders the server controls to html it is probably assigning
unique clientside IDs. Hence the rdPoll_0.

Is rdPoll inside your form tag? :)

Post your .aspx page.

Greg

"Saber" <saber[-.-AT.--]maghalat.com> wrote in message
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I have a web application and we had nice days, I don't know why I installed .netframework sp1 and then a strange error happend:

Control 'rdPoll_0' of type 'RadioButton' must be placed inside a form tag
with runat=server.

Actually, there is no rdPoll_0 in application, but there is rdPoll:
Protected WithEvents rdPoll As System.Web.UI.WebControls.RadioButtonList

[Chris Mohan]

Hi Saber,

That "phantom" id: "rdPoll_0" is the "ClientID" property of your "rdPoll"
radioButton control. All controls get rendered with a client-side id whether
or not you define one in your code; in this case you did, so it got assigned
as # 0. If the radiobutton was a repeating item in your datagrid, you'd see
the number at the end of the id increment by one for each instance of the
radiobutton repeating.

As far as the error-- is the radiobutton already inside a pair of form tags?
If not, the solution is pretty clear, just move the opening form tag above
your first server control &/or move the closing form tag below the last
server control in your page.

THe list of issues that SP1 fixes contains at least 5 separate items related
to the datagrid. Maybe SP1 has fixed an error that was allowing your (for
lack of a better term) "illegal" radiobutton. Now that SP1 has implemented
a fix, the datagrid is correctly telling you what's wrong with the code. ??

Here's the list of all fixes that Sp1 addresses: YOu can find all the
datagrid changes within the list: http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=867460

For more info on the ClientID property see:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...entIDTopic.asp

"Saber" wrote:

I have a web application and we had nice days, I don't know why I installed
..netframework sp1 and then a strange error happend:

Control 'rdPoll_0' of type 'RadioButton' must be placed inside a form tag
with runat=server.

Actually, there is no rdPoll_0 in application, but there is :
Protected WithEvents rdPoll As System.Web.UI.WebControls.RadioButtonList

[Saber]

Thanks,
You're right.
I don't know who wrote </form> in middle of my aspx page and before radio
button! ;-)
"Greg Burns" <greg_burns@DONT_SPAM_ME_hotmail.com> wrote in message
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When ASPNET renders the server controls to html it is probably assigning
unique clientside IDs. Hence the rdPoll_0.

Is rdPoll inside your form tag? :)

Post your .aspx page.

Greg

"Saber" <saber[-.-AT.--]maghalat.com> wrote in message
news:ed*************@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...

I have a web application and we had nice days, I don't know why I

installed

.netframework sp1 and then a strange error happend:

Control 'rdPoll_0' of type 'RadioButton' must be placed inside a form tag
with runat=server.

Actually, there is no rdPoll_0 in application, but there is rdPoll:
Protected WithEvents rdPoll As System.Web.UI.WebControls.RadioButtonList

[Saber]

Hi Chris,
Thanks for info.
no, there were no relation between datagrid and radio button.
but I don't know why a closing form tag (</form>) added in middle of code,
and I don't know why I posted a message before looking again in aspx file!
anyhow, it is solved now :)

--
Saber S.
http://maghalat.com (Persian)
"Chris Mohan" <Ch********@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hi Saber,

That "phantom" id: "rdPoll_0" is the "ClientID" property of your "rdPoll"
radioButton control. All controls get rendered with a client-side id
whether
or not you define one in your code; in this case you did, so it got
assigned
as # 0. If the radiobutton was a repeating item in your datagrid, you'd
see
the number at the end of the id increment by one for each instance of the
radiobutton repeating.

As far as the error-- is the radiobutton already inside a pair of form
tags?
If not, the solution is pretty clear, just move the opening form tag above
your first server control &/or move the closing form tag below the last
server control in your page.

THe list of issues that SP1 fixes contains at least 5 separate items
related
to the datagrid. Maybe SP1 has fixed an error that was allowing your (for
lack of a better term) "illegal" radiobutton. Now that SP1 has
implemented
a fix, the datagrid is correctly telling you what's wrong with the code.
??

Here's the list of all fixes that Sp1 addresses: YOu can find all the
datagrid changes within the list:
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=867460

For more info on the ClientID property see:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...entIDTopic.asp

"Saber" wrote:

I have a web application and we had nice days, I don't know why I
installed
..netframework sp1 and then a strange error happend:

Control 'rdPoll_0' of type 'RadioButton' must be placed inside a form tag
with runat=server.

Actually, there is no rdPoll_0 in application, but there is :
Protected WithEvents rdPoll As System.Web.UI.WebControls.RadioButtonList