ASP.NET

ed^nrgc1-Dec-06 3:57

1-Dec-06 3:57

If you know how to do it, then call the javascript function when it starts loading data.

333soori1-Dec-06 4:06

333soori

1-Dec-06 4:06

m clicking on a link button which is on a user control.

its before page load in java script m retrieving the records and binding them to datagrid .

pls tell me where should i call hourglass().

thanks inadvance

soori

ed^nrgc1-Dec-06 4:15

1-Dec-06 4:15

How about the button's click event?

Have you Solved the problem Hourglass b/w Postbacks?

indianet1-Dec-06 4:51

indianet

1-Dec-06 4:51

on the .aspx page.

function unLoadPage()
{
document.body.style.cursor='wait';
}

see if this is what you are looking for.

jegastar4-Dec-06 21:33

jegastar

4-Dec-06 21:33

write the following on Body tag

Regards,
Jegastar.

Event firing problems

DanB19831-Dec-06 1:05

DanB1983

1-Dec-06 1:05

Hey

I have a problem with a page in a site i am developing. Basically this page will not perform server side events such as button click.

I have already checked the event wireup code and ran aspnet_regiis -i, aspnet_regiis -c.

Is there any thing else i may be missing?

Thanks.

Re: Event firing problems

Grapes-R-Fun1-Dec-06 14:19

Grapes-R-Fun

1-Dec-06 14:19

Silly question, but have you defined an event handler? I can't imagine not being able to fire an event with a server side control... and it's a button, right? Confused | :confused:

Nila

I do ANYTHING for a jumbo cup of coffee right now!

Memory problem

Shajeel1-Dec-06 0:55

Shajeel

1-Dec-06 0:55

Hi
I have a data table with around 10 millions of row, currently it is shown throught a datagrid with previous next paging option and sorting. When this data table is loaded in code for grid, it takes around 400 mb and if there are multiple sessions whole application can go up to around 2 GB, currently data table is stored in session b/c sorting requires table. if i dont store it in session then every sort takes huge time to get data from database. what is the way around.
I looked at a sample of caching but i think if i m storing 400mb of data table into it most of the time it will drop it. what can be the way around?

Regards
Shajeel

Eduard Keilholz1-Dec-06 1:41

Eduard Keilholz

1-Dec-06 1:41

Create a paging procedure of your own.... Loading for example 100 rows max per page, in stead of loading the entire rows collection at once..

.: I love it when a plan comes together :.
http://www.zonderpunt.nl

Shajeel1-Dec-06 1:45

Shajeel

1-Dec-06 1:45

i m using asp.net datagrid with its paging. there are only 20 rows per page and previous next to move from 1 to onwards, problem is when i load whole data in data table memory of aspnet_wp process shoots. i want to keep the table so that when sorting i dont have to get data from database.

Regards
Shajeel

ed^nrgc1-Dec-06 3:03

1-Dec-06 3:03

It's not a memory problem. It's a programming problem. Don't retrieve 10 million rows at one time.

Eduard Keilholz1-Dec-06 3:34

Eduard Keilholz

1-Dec-06 3:34

That's exactly what I said... load the rows required to display on the current page, not more, not less...

.: I love it when a plan comes together :.
http://www.zonderpunt.nl

Re: ie is not showing picture

Shajeel1-Dec-06 6:52

Shajeel

1-Dec-06 6:52

then how can i use it with datagrid
now i m using

DataTable dt = GetDataTableFromDB();
grid.DataSource = dt;
grid.DataBind();
Session["dt"] = dt;

this data table contains all the rows based on search criterea and which can be 10 million, then in sortcommand event i m using

DataTable dt = (DataTable)Session["dt"];
DataView dv = dt.DefaultView;
//Sort criterea
grid.DataSource = dv;
grid.DataBind();

Regards
Shajeel

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PREMSONBABY1-Dec-06 0:27

PREMSONBABY

1-Dec-06 0:27

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Guffa1-Dec-06 0:45

Re: ie is not showing picture

1-Dec-06 0:45

It's possible that it is a problem with temporary files. Check the settings for temporary files in the browser. The default setting is that it uses a certain percentage of the disk space, which may be much more than it can handle. Set the limit to a reasonable value, like 50 MB.

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ed^nrgc1-Dec-06 2:59

problem in formating datagrid

1-Dec-06 2:59

Is it a large picture that takes time to load?

kinnuP1-Dec-06 0:19

kinnuP

1-Dec-06 0:19

hi all,

i am getting problem in datagrid .the problem as follows,
i am able to retrieve the Ticket numbers for Ex:1 ,2, 3 in a method return type is datatable .i want to disply this number in one cell forEx:
1
2
3
help me plse

P.gurukiran

ASP to ASP.NET

Bulky Fellow30-Nov-06 22:47

30-Nov-06 22:47

Hi everyone,

Here's the situation.

We migrated an ASP (VB) site from machine 1 to machine 2

Machine 1 had IIS, SQL Server.
Machine 2 has IIS, SQL Server and .NET Framework 1.1

The site from machine 1 used to work perfectly.
But when requesting pages from the new server for index.asp,
I get the following error.
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Server object error 'ASP 0177 : 80040111'

Server.CreateObject Failed

//global.asa, line 36

ClassFactory cannot supply requested class
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Please help. If you need more info, please ask.
This is critical. Frown | :(

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Guffa30-Nov-06 23:07

30-Nov-06 23:07

What kind of object is it that the code tries to create in line 36?

an ASP (VB) site

You mean "an ASP (VBScript) site", I assume?

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Bulky Fellow1-Dec-06 0:58

1-Dec-06 0:58

Yes absolutely, ASP VBScript.

Object? Here's the line of code which is failing:

set myObj = server.CreateObject("BETCA.clsBETCA")

Now I'm getting the followign error after changing some IIS settings:

Error Type:
Server object, ASP 0177 (0x80040111)
ClassFactory cannot supply requested class
/qanew/global.asa, line 34

Confused | :confused:

Browser Type:
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1; InfoPath.1; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)

Page:
GET /qanew/waqt/asp/waqtmain.asp

Time:
Friday, December 01, 2006, 5:22:17 PM

More information:
Microsoft Support

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Guffa1-Dec-06 1:22

1-Dec-06 1:22

Bulky Fellow wrote:
Object? Here's the line of code which is failing:

set myObj = server.CreateObject("BETCA.clsBETCA")

Have you registered your BETCA dll?

Bulky Fellow wrote:
Now I'm getting the followign error after changing some IIS settings:

Error Type:
Server object, ASP 0177 (0x80040111)
ClassFactory cannot supply requested class
/qanew/global.asa, line 34

Do I even have to write the inevitable question for that?

Well, here goes anyway:

What kind of object is the code in line 34 trying to create?

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Bulky Fellow1-Dec-06 2:02

1-Dec-06 2:02

Hey why are you getting irritated?

I am a PHP developer just starting out with ASP.NET, still a novice.

Days in PHP were good, this stupid ASP sucks anyways. PHP was much
better and much easier, and equally powerful, if not more.

register a dll? Ever heard of the oracle joke? here goes:

There were different jokes of how you can shoot yourself in the
leg with different languages. The oracle version is as follows:

You decide to shoot yourself in the foot, so you go out and buy a gun, but the gun won't work without "deploying" a shoulder holster solution, relational titanium-alloy bullets, body armor infrastructure, a laser sight assistant, a retractable arm stock application, and an enterprise team of ballistic experts and a chiropodist.

The menus for coding foot_shooting have not been implemented yet, and you can't do foot_shooting in SQL.

And the asp version is as follows:

You try to shoot yourself in the foot, but the most advanced thing you can manage is to cut your wrist.

Have fun pal, and please calm down.
And every morning when you wake up, utter the following phrase
three times:

"PHP is much much much better than ASP, Apache is much much much better than IIS". Repeat repeat.......

Smile | :)

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ed^nrgc1-Dec-06 2:58

1-Dec-06 2:58

I didn't sense any hostility. He answered your question. Your DLL has not been registered on the server. Thus, it cannot create an instance of that class because it doesn't exist.

Bulky Fellow1-Dec-06 3:42

1-Dec-06 3:42

Sorry Guffa, being bogged down with the same problem for two days
really got into me. Really didn't mean to be that rude. (but hey,
teh jokes weren't that bad, were they? Wink | ;)

The problem is fixed. Copied the dll and registered it on the new
server. And it works like a charm.

Thanks a lot for your help buddy. All the best, and once again,
sorry.

Bye.

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Guffa1-Dec-06 15:49