Generating unique number - ASP.NET Discussion Boards

mehrdadc4826-Feb-07 11:27

26-Feb-07 11:27

Hi.
How can I use a dataview(or any other object that can I edit template it) with paging ?
Gridview has paging but I can't edit template it!

Best wishes

Re: DataView with paging

sathesh pandian26-Feb-07 17:40

sathesh pandian

26-Feb-07 17:40

You can use datagridview for paging and editing purpose also.

Sathesh Pandian

passing a value of boundfield to javascript

lavell26-Feb-07 6:55

lavell

26-Feb-07 6:55

I am having problems passing a value of a boundfield in a gridview to a javascript function. My code is below please help. The hyperlink is linking to a javascript function.

<asp:gridview id="gd_seop" runat="server" width="100%" borderwidth="0px"
="" cellpadding="0">
<alternatingrowstyle backcolor="LightCyan">
<columns>
<asp:hyperlinkfield datatextfield="Name" headertext="Offender Name" navigateurl="javascript:showSexDetail(key)"
="" text="Name">
<asp:boundfield datafield="type" headertext="Type" sortexpression="type">
<asp:boundfield datafield="key" insertvisible="False" visible="False">

This is the javascript

function showSexDetail(sKey){
var winSexDetail
winSexDetail = window.open("http://gisims2.miamidade.gov/MyNeighborhood/sex_detail.asp?case="+sKey, "SexDetail", "width=250,height=300,scrollbars=1,resizable=1,toolbar=0,menubar=1");
winSexDetail.focus();
}

Re: passing a value of boundfield to javascript

Tuwing.Sabado26-Feb-07 15:29

Tuwing.Sabado

26-Feb-07 15:29

Can you give more details to your problem?

GridView problems

Marc Clifton26-Feb-07 6:25

Marc Clifton

26-Feb-07 6:25

I've dropped a GridView onto a page and I'm assigning table to the DataSource property during the Page_Load. I've tweaked the properties to add the Edit and Delete buttons, and I've added the event handlers that ASP.NET screams about if they are missing. However, the end result is, the underyling DataTable is not being updated. What should RowUpdating do? Is there something I need to do beyond what I've done?

Marc

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Re: GridView problems

kubben26-Feb-07 6:35

kubben

26-Feb-07 6:35

Marc,

I have had the best luck with the Gridview when I have used a sqldatasource or an objectdatasource. In those cases you set up what the update / delete / insert methods are and then the gridview calls those methods.

It sounds like you are expecting the gridview to act more like the windows datagrid control. I don't believe it can work that way. I haven't actually tried with a grid view to set the datasource directly, but since the state of the datasource has to be re newed each page_load that could be the problem. If you are always reloading your datatable it might be overwriting any changes you may have made.

Back when I was still using .net 1.1 and a Datagrid I had an ItemCommand event that I used to figure out if I was Insert / update or deleting a row. There was a lot of manual code that was based off the button.CommandName. Anyway, I would suggest using the sqldatasource or objectdatasource if that is an option for you. I wrote and article using the objectdatasource that may be of some help to you.
http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/GridViewObjectDataSource.asp[^]

Anyway, hope that helps.
Ben

Re: GridView problems

Marc Clifton26-Feb-07 8:20

Marc Clifton

26-Feb-07 8:20

Hi Ben,

Thanks for the feedback. I was putting the data source into a session so I'm constantly reloading it, but yes, because I'm not assigning the data source at design time, I think it's making life more difficult. The designer lets you templatize the columns, which appears to be necessary to get at the underlying data when editing a cell. I found this[^] article to be very helpful with regards to dynamic template generation. Finally the thing is working.

Thanks again for you response and your article link. Smile | :)

Marc

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Generating unique number

hariram2826-Feb-07 5:58

hariram28

26-Feb-07 5:58

Dear Sirs,
I need to generate a unique random 12 digit number. the number should be unique even if the app gets restarted. could any one help me out...
Thanking you

Re: Generating unique number

kubben26-Feb-07 6:25

kubben

26-Feb-07 6:25

If you are using .net 2.0 you have some good options. If not then it will be harder to find something that is solid. Here is the .net 2.0 code right out of microsoft help:
The following example creates a random sequence 100 bytes long and stores it in random.

Visual Basic Copy Code
Dim random() As Byte = New Byte(100) {}

'RNGCryptoServiceProvider is an implementation of an RNG
Dim rng As New RNGCryptoServiceProvider()
rng.GetBytes(random) ' bytes in random are now random

C# Copy Code
byte[] random = new Byte[100];

//RNGCryptoServiceProvider is an implementation of a random number generator.
RNGCryptoServiceProvider rng = new RNGCryptoServiceProvider();
rng.GetBytes(random); // The array is now filled with cryptographically strong random bytes.

Here is the link to this help page:
ms-help://MS.VSCC.v80/MS.MSDN.v80/MS.NETDEVFX.v20.en/cpref11/html/M_System_Security_Cryptography_RandomNumberGenerator_GetBytes_1_f0697ec3.htm

Hope that helps.
Ben

Re: Generating unique number

hariram2827-Feb-07 5:44

hariram28

27-Feb-07 5:44

thanks for your reply.

do i've to add any reference for above code.

Ram

Re: Generating unique number

kubben27-Feb-07 5:50

kubben

27-Feb-07 5:50

Here is the namespace you need to reference:
System.Security.Cryptography

Re: Generating unique number

hariram2827-Feb-07 6:16

hariram28

27-Feb-07 6:16

thanks a lot kubben....
its al for my college project. I'm learning and implementing...
Bye...

Re: Generating unique number

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.26-Feb-07 12:28

Ennis Ray Lynch, Jr.

26-Feb-07 12:28

You can't produce both a unique and random number. By definition a random number cannot be unique.

Guids are nice but are not really random but they are usually unique.

The random class provides nice randoms numbers.

The most unique solution would be to persist the number and increment it when you need a new one.

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Re: Generating unique number

Sylvester george26-Feb-07 17:37

Sylvester george

26-Feb-07 17:37

great. This is good solution. I agreed. Giving score for you

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Re: Generating unique number

thomas_joyee26-Feb-07 21:17

thomas_joyee

26-Feb-07 21:17

use "Guid" class to generate unique number

Thomas

Re: Generating unique number

hariram2827-Feb-07 5:41

hariram28

27-Feb-07 5:41

Thanks all for ur replies...

Could you help me how to use GUID

Ram

Re: Generating unique number

thomas_joyee27-Feb-07 6:07

thomas_joyee

27-Feb-07 6:07

System.GUID.NewGuid().ToString()

Thomas

Re: Generating unique number

hariram2827-Feb-07 6:14

hariram28

27-Feb-07 6:14

thank you very much thomas...
actually i'm doing my college project(learning and implementing). i'll msg you after implementing. Bye...

Ram

Re: Generating unique number

thomas_joyee27-Feb-07 16:07

thomas_joyee

27-Feb-07 16:07

If you have any doubt you can mail me. I am glad to help you. Have a nice day!!! Smile | :)

Thomas

Dynamic change the content page

SergeyMax26-Feb-07 5:08

SergeyMax

26-Feb-07 5:08

I have MasterPage and link with he content aspx-page. Content page have a set of <asp:content id=".." contentplaceholderid=".." ..=""> items.
Question: i'm can dynamic create this list of

How do I divide the repeater's content into pages?

davidstern10026-Feb-07 4:53

davidstern100

26-Feb-07 4:53

Let's say I have a 100 items in the repeater, and I want to divide them to 5 pages with 20 items each...

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asp:button weirdness

#realJSOP26-Feb-07 4:50

#realJSOP

26-Feb-07 4:50

I had the following defined on an .ASPX file:

<asp:Button ID="btnOK" Text="OK" width="75" CausesValidation="False" 
UseSubmitBehavior="False" runat="server" OnClick="OnClickOK"/>

and the following code in the .CS file

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
public void OnClickOK(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    Response.Redirect(m_sReferringPage);
}

When I clicked the OK button on the form, the page completely ignored the OnClickOK function. (!!!???)

After messing around with it for about an hour, I figured I'd change the button's ID to see if it would fix the problem, and changed it to the following:

<asp:Button ID="<big><font color="red">btnOK2</font></big>" Text="OK" width="75" CausesValidation="False" 
UseSubmitBehavior="False" runat="server" OnClick="OnClickOK"/>

IT WORKED! This is a very simple form in a table that only has one other button (that already worked as intended). It looks like a control ID conflict, but I'll be damned if I know where it's coming from.

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Re: asp:button weirdness

Christian Graus26-Feb-07 13:10

Christian Graus

26-Feb-07 13:10

removed="OnClickOK" ??? Is OnClick a swear word and CP removed it ?

The compiler will tell you if two controls are conflicting.

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Re: asp:button weirdness

#realJSOP26-Feb-07 13:18

#realJSOP

26-Feb-07 13:18

Christian Graus wrote:
removed="OnClickOK" ??? Is OnClick a swear word and CP removed it ?

Hmmm, that's weird, ain't it...

Christian Graus wrote:
The compiler will tell you if two controls are conflicting.

Compiles and runs fine - no warnings, no errors. There are only two controls on the form - btnCancel and btnOK.

Re: asp:button weirdness

Guffa26-Feb-07 13:48

Guffa

26-Feb-07 13:48

Christian Graus wrote:
removed="OnClickOK" ??? Is OnClick a swear word and CP removed it ?

That is due to the backwards way that CP handles security. As they allow any html code in the posts (which mostly causes problems anyway), they have to filter out anything that they can think of as harmful.

They should have done it the other way around, by html-encoding everything and only turn a few allowed codes into formatting. As people often post html code and want it shown as is, the formatting codes shouldn't use html syntax anyway.

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