I have a web page writen in ASP.NET that contains some javascript so that
when a user presses a button, or edits a certain field in a datagrid, another
cell in the datagrid is filled with a value.
My probelm.... when I have the user press the update button (which does a
post back that loops through the datagrid and updates a database) the
field/cell that is filled by the javascript appears to be blank in my update
code, even though I can see it on the screen.
My java script code that populates the desired cell (this works);
function AddRequesterName(imgObj)
{
imgObj.parentNode.parentNode.childNodes(8).innerTe xt=UserName.outerText;
}
My code in the VB.NET that updates the database;
Dim strEntryID As String = dgi.Cells(11).Text
This works for all the other fields in the grid, except this one? The reason
why it is cell(11) is because there are 3 hidden cells in the display.
I have a felling it has something to do with innertext and referencing
cell.text, but the cells attribute doesn't have an innertext.
Any help on this?
Lyners 13 2620
In VS.net, use the debugger to step through the code and examine the value of
dgi.Cells(11).Controls.count. Are there other controls in this cell? The
value you are looking for might be in one of those controls rather than in
the Text property of the cell itself.
HTH
--
Phillip Williams http://www.societopia.net http://www.webswapp.com
"Lyners" wrote: I have a web page writen in ASP.NET that contains some javascript so that when a user presses a button, or edits a certain field in a datagrid, another cell in the datagrid is filled with a value.
My probelm.... when I have the user press the update button (which does a post back that loops through the datagrid and updates a database) the field/cell that is filled by the javascript appears to be blank in my update code, even though I can see it on the screen.
My java script code that populates the desired cell (this works);
function AddRequesterName(imgObj) { imgObj.parentNode.parentNode.childNodes(8).innerTe xt=UserName.outerText; }
My code in the VB.NET that updates the database;
Dim strEntryID As String = dgi.Cells(11).Text
This works for all the other fields in the grid, except this one? The reason why it is cell(11) is because there are 3 hidden cells in the display.
I have a felling it has something to do with innertext and referencing cell.text, but the cells attribute doesn't have an innertext.
Any help on this?
Lyners
Hi Phillip,
I did the dgi.Cells(11).Controls.count and got a result of 0. I tried
attributes too only to get a zero value for that. I don't have any controls
in the datagrid cell. I am just loading the cells innertext with the users id
for everyline that they modify.
What I want to have happen is when they "update" the page via a postback
that the cell value is passed back to the server so the code can update the
userid field in the database. it appears that the cell is not passing back
any values.
Any suggestions on a better way to code this, or how to make this work?
"Phillip Williams" wrote: In VS.net, use the debugger to step through the code and examine the value of dgi.Cells(11).Controls.count. Are there other controls in this cell? The value you are looking for might be in one of those controls rather than in the Text property of the cell itself.
HTH -- Phillip Williams http://www.societopia.net http://www.webswapp.com
"Lyners" wrote:
I have a web page writen in ASP.NET that contains some javascript so that when a user presses a button, or edits a certain field in a datagrid, another cell in the datagrid is filled with a value.
My probelm.... when I have the user press the update button (which does a post back that loops through the datagrid and updates a database) the field/cell that is filled by the javascript appears to be blank in my update code, even though I can see it on the screen.
My java script code that populates the desired cell (this works);
function AddRequesterName(imgObj) { imgObj.parentNode.parentNode.childNodes(8).innerTe xt=UserName.outerText; }
My code in the VB.NET that updates the database;
Dim strEntryID As String = dgi.Cells(11).Text
This works for all the other fields in the grid, except this one? The reason why it is cell(11) is because there are 3 hidden cells in the display.
I have a felling it has something to do with innertext and referencing cell.text, but the cells attribute doesn't have an innertext.
Any help on this?
Lyners
Hello Lyners,
In this very simple demo, I copy the value and am still able to retrieve it
upon postback: http://www.societopia.net/samples/datagrid_2.aspx
Maybe there is a step in your code that is resetting this value.
BTW, did you find out why the image title was not working when you moved the
mouse over the copy image in the last example (in a previous thread on this
issue)?
--
Phillip Williams http://www.societopia.net http://www.webswapp.com
"Lyners" wrote: Hi Phillip, I did the dgi.Cells(11).Controls.count and got a result of 0. I tried attributes too only to get a zero value for that. I don't have any controls in the datagrid cell. I am just loading the cells innertext with the users id for everyline that they modify.
What I want to have happen is when they "update" the page via a postback that the cell value is passed back to the server so the code can update the userid field in the database. it appears that the cell is not passing back any values.
Any suggestions on a better way to code this, or how to make this work?
"Phillip Williams" wrote:
In VS.net, use the debugger to step through the code and examine the value of dgi.Cells(11).Controls.count. Are there other controls in this cell? The value you are looking for might be in one of those controls rather than in the Text property of the cell itself.
HTH -- Phillip Williams http://www.societopia.net http://www.webswapp.com
"Lyners" wrote:
I have a web page writen in ASP.NET that contains some javascript so that when a user presses a button, or edits a certain field in a datagrid, another cell in the datagrid is filled with a value.
My probelm.... when I have the user press the update button (which does a post back that loops through the datagrid and updates a database) the field/cell that is filled by the javascript appears to be blank in my update code, even though I can see it on the screen.
My java script code that populates the desired cell (this works);
function AddRequesterName(imgObj) { imgObj.parentNode.parentNode.childNodes(8).innerTe xt=UserName.outerText; }
My code in the VB.NET that updates the database;
Dim strEntryID As String = dgi.Cells(11).Text
This works for all the other fields in the grid, except this one? The reason why it is cell(11) is because there are 3 hidden cells in the display.
I have a felling it has something to do with innertext and referencing cell.text, but the cells attribute doesn't have an innertext.
Any help on this?
Lyners
One more check you can do:
1- add in your AddRequesterName javascript function the following line to
verify that you are copying the value to the correct control:
alert("tagName= " + imgObj.parentNode.parentNode.childNodes(8).tagName + "
ID = " + imgObj.parentNode.parentNode.childNodes(8).id );
Does the alert message show the proper tagName and id that you are supposed
to copy to?
Phillip Williams http://www.societopia.net http://www.webswapp.com
"Lyners" wrote: Hi Phillip, I did the dgi.Cells(11).Controls.count and got a result of 0. I tried attributes too only to get a zero value for that. I don't have any controls in the datagrid cell. I am just loading the cells innertext with the users id for everyline that they modify.
What I want to have happen is when they "update" the page via a postback that the cell value is passed back to the server so the code can update the userid field in the database. it appears that the cell is not passing back any values.
Any suggestions on a better way to code this, or how to make this work?
"Phillip Williams" wrote:
In VS.net, use the debugger to step through the code and examine the value of dgi.Cells(11).Controls.count. Are there other controls in this cell? The value you are looking for might be in one of those controls rather than in the Text property of the cell itself.
HTH -- Phillip Williams http://www.societopia.net http://www.webswapp.com
"Lyners" wrote:
I have a web page writen in ASP.NET that contains some javascript so that when a user presses a button, or edits a certain field in a datagrid, another cell in the datagrid is filled with a value.
My probelm.... when I have the user press the update button (which does a post back that loops through the datagrid and updates a database) the field/cell that is filled by the javascript appears to be blank in my update code, even though I can see it on the screen.
My java script code that populates the desired cell (this works);
function AddRequesterName(imgObj) { imgObj.parentNode.parentNode.childNodes(8).innerTe xt=UserName.outerText; }
My code in the VB.NET that updates the database;
Dim strEntryID As String = dgi.Cells(11).Text
This works for all the other fields in the grid, except this one? The reason why it is cell(11) is because there are 3 hidden cells in the display.
I have a felling it has something to do with innertext and referencing cell.text, but the cells attribute doesn't have an innertext.
Any help on this?
Lyners
Hell Lyners,
I missed picking on something in your response. You said that there were no
controls in the cell! Well, that explains it.
You need to have controls in the cell. If you are copying the data to a
cell that is databound to the grid, e.g. <asp:BoundColumn>, then you will
certainly not get its changed value upon postback because it is only
represented by a regular HTML <TD> tag that does not carry a value upon
posting back the form.
What you need to do is to use the <asp:TemplateColumn> as I did in the demo
I gave you its link to create an <Input> control on the form that can carry
the value back upon posting the form.
HTH
Phillip Williams http://www.societopia.net http://www.webswapp.com
"Lyners" wrote: Hi Phillip, I did the dgi.Cells(11).Controls.count and got a result of 0. I tried attributes too only to get a zero value for that. I don't have any controls in the datagrid cell. I am just loading the cells innertext with the users id for everyline that they modify.
What I want to have happen is when they "update" the page via a postback that the cell value is passed back to the server so the code can update the userid field in the database. it appears that the cell is not passing back any values.
Any suggestions on a better way to code this, or how to make this work?
"Phillip Williams" wrote:
In VS.net, use the debugger to step through the code and examine the value of dgi.Cells(11).Controls.count. Are there other controls in this cell? The value you are looking for might be in one of those controls rather than in the Text property of the cell itself.
HTH -- Phillip Williams http://www.societopia.net http://www.webswapp.com
"Lyners" wrote:
I have a web page writen in ASP.NET that contains some javascript so that when a user presses a button, or edits a certain field in a datagrid, another cell in the datagrid is filled with a value.
My probelm.... when I have the user press the update button (which does a post back that loops through the datagrid and updates a database) the field/cell that is filled by the javascript appears to be blank in my update code, even though I can see it on the screen.
My java script code that populates the desired cell (this works);
function AddRequesterName(imgObj) { imgObj.parentNode.parentNode.childNodes(8).innerTe xt=UserName.outerText; }
My code in the VB.NET that updates the database;
Dim strEntryID As String = dgi.Cells(11).Text
This works for all the other fields in the grid, except this one? The reason why it is cell(11) is because there are 3 hidden cells in the display.
I have a felling it has something to do with innertext and referencing cell.text, but the cells attribute doesn't have an innertext.
Any help on this?
Lyners
"Phillip Williams" wrote: Hell Lyners,
OOps! That should have read "Hello". My apology for the typo. I missed picking on something in your response. You said that there were no controls in the cell! Well, that explains it.
You need to have controls in the cell. If you are copying the data to a cell that is databound to the grid, e.g. <asp:BoundColumn>, then you will certainly not get its changed value upon postback because it is only represented by a regular HTML <TD> tag that does not carry a value upon posting back the form.
What you need to do is to use the <asp:TemplateColumn> as I did in the demo I gave you its link to create an <Input> control on the form that can carry the value back upon posting the form.
HTH Phillip Williams http://www.societopia.net http://www.webswapp.com
"Lyners" wrote:
Hi Phillip, I did the dgi.Cells(11).Controls.count and got a result of 0. I tried attributes too only to get a zero value for that. I don't have any controls in the datagrid cell. I am just loading the cells innertext with the users id for everyline that they modify.
What I want to have happen is when they "update" the page via a postback that the cell value is passed back to the server so the code can update the userid field in the database. it appears that the cell is not passing back any values.
Any suggestions on a better way to code this, or how to make this work?
"Phillip Williams" wrote:
In VS.net, use the debugger to step through the code and examine the value of dgi.Cells(11).Controls.count. Are there other controls in this cell? The value you are looking for might be in one of those controls rather than in the Text property of the cell itself.
HTH -- Phillip Williams http://www.societopia.net http://www.webswapp.com
"Lyners" wrote:
> I have a web page writen in ASP.NET that contains some javascript so that > when a user presses a button, or edits a certain field in a datagrid, another > cell in the datagrid is filled with a value. > > My probelm.... when I have the user press the update button (which does a > post back that loops through the datagrid and updates a database) the > field/cell that is filled by the javascript appears to be blank in my update > code, even though I can see it on the screen. > > My java script code that populates the desired cell (this works); > > function AddRequesterName(imgObj) > { > imgObj.parentNode.parentNode.childNodes(8).innerTe xt=UserName.outerText; > } > > My code in the VB.NET that updates the database; > > Dim strEntryID As String = dgi.Cells(11).Text > > This works for all the other fields in the grid, except this one? The reason > why it is cell(11) is because there are 3 hidden cells in the display. > > I have a felling it has something to do with innertext and referencing > cell.text, but the cells attribute doesn't have an innertext. > > Any help on this? > > Lyners >
Hi Phillip,
I got the mouseover to work. I also have the text box being filled with the
correct value. ... Thanks! My next step is to also populate another field in
the datagrid (non-textbox) with the user ID. I have the user name being
populated correctly, but when the user presses the update button, I want to
copy the user name into the database for the records that they modified. The
field is coming across blank.
Here is my java script code:
function CopyTotal(imgObj)
{
imgObj.parentNode.childNodes(1).value=imgObj.paren tNode.parentNode.childNodes(6).innerText;
imgObj.parentNode.parentNode.childNodes(8).innerTe xt=UserName.outerText;
alert("tagName= " + imgObj.parentNode.parentNode.childNodes(8).tagName + "ID
= " + imgObj.parentNode.parentNode.childNodes(8).id );
}
function AddRequesterName(imgObj)
{
imgObj.parentNode.parentNode.childNodes(8).innerTe xt=UserName.outerText;
alert("tagName= " + imgObj.parentNode.parentNode.childNodes(8).tagName + "ID
= " + imgObj.parentNode.parentNode.childNodes(8).id );
}
This works and copies the user name and the value in the appropriate fields.
The alert tag comes back with a TAG of TD and an ID of Nothing.
My code for copying the valued and updating the database looks like this;
Dim strField1 As String = dgi.Cells(5).Text <--Works
Dim strField2 As String = dgi.Cells(7).Text <--Works
Dim strUserID As String = dgi.Cells(11).Text <--Doesn't work, comes up blank
Dim dblAmount As Double = CType(dgi.FindControl("txtAmount"), TextBox).Text
<--Works (text box)
Your example is almost like what I am looking for. You would have to add
another field and have the new field poulated with username or something on
textbox change. Then when you press the update button, update the database
with the description that is in the datagrid field (not a textbox).
What am I missing?
Thanks
"Phillip Williams" wrote: Hello Lyners,
In this very simple demo, I copy the value and am still able to retrieve it upon postback: http://www.societopia.net/samples/datagrid_2.aspx
Maybe there is a step in your code that is resetting this value.
BTW, did you find out why the image title was not working when you moved the mouse over the copy image in the last example (in a previous thread on this issue)? -- Phillip Williams http://www.societopia.net http://www.webswapp.com
"Lyners" wrote:
Hi Phillip, I did the dgi.Cells(11).Controls.count and got a result of 0. I tried attributes too only to get a zero value for that. I don't have any controls in the datagrid cell. I am just loading the cells innertext with the users id for everyline that they modify.
What I want to have happen is when they "update" the page via a postback that the cell value is passed back to the server so the code can update the userid field in the database. it appears that the cell is not passing back any values.
Any suggestions on a better way to code this, or how to make this work?
"Phillip Williams" wrote:
In VS.net, use the debugger to step through the code and examine the value of dgi.Cells(11).Controls.count. Are there other controls in this cell? The value you are looking for might be in one of those controls rather than in the Text property of the cell itself.
HTH -- Phillip Williams http://www.societopia.net http://www.webswapp.com
"Lyners" wrote:
> I have a web page writen in ASP.NET that contains some javascript so that > when a user presses a button, or edits a certain field in a datagrid, another > cell in the datagrid is filled with a value. > > My probelm.... when I have the user press the update button (which does a > post back that loops through the datagrid and updates a database) the > field/cell that is filled by the javascript appears to be blank in my update > code, even though I can see it on the screen. > > My java script code that populates the desired cell (this works); > > function AddRequesterName(imgObj) > { > imgObj.parentNode.parentNode.childNodes(8).innerTe xt=UserName.outerText; > } > > My code in the VB.NET that updates the database; > > Dim strEntryID As String = dgi.Cells(11).Text > > This works for all the other fields in the grid, except this one? The reason > why it is cell(11) is because there are 3 hidden cells in the display. > > I have a felling it has something to do with innertext and referencing > cell.text, but the cells attribute doesn't have an innertext. > > Any help on this? > > Lyners >
"Lyners" wrote: Hi Phillip,
.... Your example is almost like what I am looking for. You would have to add another field and have the new field poulated with username or something on textbox change. Then when you press the update button, update the database with the description that is in the datagrid field (not a textbox).
What am I missing?
Hi Lyners,
As I mentioned in another response, the "datagrid field" renders as a
regular HTML <td> tag. The datagrid binds the value of this <td> from the
underlying datasource and stores the viewstate on the page for retrieval upon
postback. (If you right-mouse click on the web page to view the source you
will see <input type="hidden" name="__VIEWSTATE"> with an encrypted value)
When you change the td’s innerText attribute you are not changing the
Viewstate of this cell, you simply changing its display on the browser. The
viewstate, however, is what determines the value in this cell upon postback.
The display of the cell is lost.
You can produce the same effect by adding an <asp:TemplateColumn> that
contains a TextBox as I did in the sample I gave you then style that textbox
(using the cssClass attribute) to make it appear on the browser without the
border as if it were a regular cell. The difference is that unlike the
regular datagrid cell, this textbox would carry back the value upon postback.
HTH,
Phillip Williams http://www.societopia.net http://www.webswapp.com
Got it Phillip. Now I am playing with the cssClass so it looks like the resr
of the datagrid. One question, How do I make the second textbox so that the
user cannot tab into it? I tried enable = no, but then the data doesn't get
posted back. I have it working the way I want, except for it tabbing into the
read only text box.
Thanks for everything!
"Phillip Williams" wrote: "Lyners" wrote:
Hi Phillip, ... Your example is almost like what I am looking for. You would have to add another field and have the new field poulated with username or something on textbox change. Then when you press the update button, update the database with the description that is in the datagrid field (not a textbox).
What am I missing?
Hi Lyners,
As I mentioned in another response, the "datagrid field" renders as a regular HTML <td> tag. The datagrid binds the value of this <td> from the underlying datasource and stores the viewstate on the page for retrieval upon postback. (If you right-mouse click on the web page to view the source you will see <input type="hidden" name="__VIEWSTATE"> with an encrypted value)
When you change the td’s innerText attribute you are not changing the Viewstate of this cell, you simply changing its display on the browser. The viewstate, however, is what determines the value in this cell upon postback. The display of the cell is lost.
You can produce the same effect by adding an <asp:TemplateColumn> that contains a TextBox as I did in the sample I gave you then style that textbox (using the cssClass attribute) to make it appear on the browser without the border as if it were a regular cell. The difference is that unlike the regular datagrid cell, this textbox would carry back the value upon postback.
HTH, Phillip Williams http://www.societopia.net http://www.webswapp.com
"Lyners" wrote: Got it Phillip. Now I am playing with the cssClass so it looks like the resr of the datagrid. One question, How do I make the second textbox so that the user cannot tab into it? I tried enable = no, but then the data doesn't get posted back. I have it working the way I want, except for it tabbing into the read only text box.
TabIndex = -1 Thanks for everything!
You are welcome.
Phillip Williams http://www.societopia.net http://www.webswapp.com
"Phillip Williams" wrote: "Lyners" wrote:
Got it Phillip. Now I am playing with the cssClass so it looks like the resr of the datagrid. One question, How do I make the second textbox so that the user cannot tab into it? I tried enable = no, but then the data doesn't get posted back. I have it working the way I want, except for it tabbing into the read only text box.
TabIndex = -1
Actually TabIndex would only prevent tabbing in sequence but it would not
prevent the user from typing in the textbox. I think that if you want to
prevent the user from typing you would have to change (using the same
Javascript) the value in a databound cell and create your own viewstate
management for this cell by adding an <Input type="hidden" runat=server>.
I modified our earlier adventure to look like this: http://www.societopia.net/samples/datagrid_4.aspx
Phillip Williams http://www.societopia.net http://www.webswapp.com
"Phillip Williams" wrote: "Phillip Williams" wrote:
"Lyners" wrote:
Got it Phillip. Now I am playing with the cssClass so it looks like the resr of the datagrid. One question, How do I make the second textbox so that the user cannot tab into it? I tried enable = no, but then the data doesn't get posted back. I have it working the way I want, except for it tabbing into the read only text box. TabIndex = -1
Actually TabIndex would only prevent tabbing in sequence but it would not prevent the user from typing in the textbox.
Ok, on second thought :-) ... A readonly=true textbox would do just fine in
preventing the reader from typing in. I guess my second attempt is just
another way of doing it. My apology for responding to myself twice. :)
I think that if you want to prevent the user from typing you would have to change (using the same Javascript) the value in a databound cell and create your own viewstate management for this cell by adding an <Input type="hidden" runat=server>.
I modified our earlier adventure to look like this: http://www.societopia.net/samples/datagrid_4.aspx
Phillip Williams http://www.societopia.net http://www.webswapp.com
Thanks Phillip, worked great. It is exactly what I was trying to do.
"Phillip Williams" wrote: "Phillip Williams" wrote:
"Phillip Williams" wrote:
"Lyners" wrote:
> Got it Phillip. Now I am playing with the cssClass so it looks like the resr > of the datagrid. One question, How do I make the second textbox so that the > user cannot tab into it? I tried enable = no, but then the data doesn't get > posted back. I have it working the way I want, except for it tabbing into the > read only text box.
TabIndex = -1
Actually TabIndex would only prevent tabbing in sequence but it would not prevent the user from typing in the textbox.
Ok, on second thought :-) ... A readonly=true textbox would do just fine in preventing the reader from typing in. I guess my second attempt is just another way of doing it. My apology for responding to myself twice. :)
I think that if you want to prevent the user from typing you would have to change (using the same Javascript) the value in a databound cell and create your own viewstate management for this cell by adding an <Input type="hidden" runat=server>.
I modified our earlier adventure to look like this: http://www.societopia.net/samples/datagrid_4.aspx
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Most computers default to English, but sometimes we require a different language, especially when relocating. Forgot to request a specific language before your computer shipped? No problem! You can...
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In today's digital age, having a compelling online presence is paramount for businesses aiming to thrive in a competitive landscape. At the heart of this digital strategy lies an intricately woven...
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by: Hystou |
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Windows 11 and 10 have less user interface control over operating system update behaviour than previous versions of Windows. In Windows 11 and 10, there is no way to turn off the Windows...
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The next Access Europe User Group meeting will be on Wednesday 1 May 2024 starting at 18:00 UK time (6PM UTC+1) and finishing by 19:30 (7.30PM).
In this session, we are pleased to welcome a new...
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