Web Development

oceanexplorer24-Jul-07 5:27

oceanexplorer

24-Jul-07 5:27

Ok I'll explain a little more.

I currently have a javascript funtion that on the OnLoad event of the iframe automatically resizes an iframe sat in a ClassicASP page according to the content that is loaded into the iframe.

The iframe is rendering ASPX pages.

What I need to do in the ASPX page is call the Javascript function from a imagebutton using the OnClientClick event, this event allows a Client side event to fired on an asp control.

The reason I want to do this, is for example, I try to click next but the client side validators and validatesummary prevent the page in the iframe from going forward, lots of error messages appear in the validation summary, this pushes the content in the iframe down and off the frame, what i need to do is to get the iframe to resize itself according to the new content. So I need to call the javascript function that I created, but I have no idea how to access it from the ASPX page, i.e. bubble up from the ASPX page to the iframe, to the classic ASP page where the javascipt function resides.

Hope that explains a little better Smile | :)

Paul

What

led mike24-Jul-07 5:40

led mike

24-Jul-07 5:40

oceanexplorer wrote:
What I need to do in the ASPX page is call the Javascript function from a imagebutton using the OnClientClick event, this event allows a Client side event to fired on an asp control.

If you mean a button in the html inside the IFrame then you need to do what is called "cross frame scripting".

oceanexplorer wrote:
how to access it from the ASPX page, i.e. bubble up from the ASPX page to the iframe, to the classic ASP page where the javascipt function resides.

you need to stop saying that. It is very confusing. In the browser there is no ASP or ASPX just HTML and Javascript. As stated above, if I understand you correctly, you need to look into cross frame scripting tips on the net[^].

oceanexplorer24-Jul-07 5:52

oceanexplorer

24-Jul-07 5:52

Hi Mike,

Thanks for all your help it is much appreciated. I actually need to use cross fram scripting in another section. I'm not entirely sure its what I need as all I am trying to do is access Javascript function in the container page of an iframe.

Sorry to use ASPX & ASP terminolgy, that is how I refer to them as they are technically ASPX pages (or ASP) not pure HTML (.htm), just it contains HTML, Javascript and a reference to the Codebehind file (i.e .CS). But I can understand why its confusing as you are refering to ASPX being purely the server side code section, but thats actually known as the Codebehind file. Anyway I digress.

Thanks for your help, most appreicated.

Paul

led mike24-Jul-07 7:37

led mike

24-Jul-07 7:37

oceanexplorer wrote:
I'm not entirely sure its what I need as all I am trying to do is access Javascript function in the container page of an iframe.

Have I understood you? From an event inside the IFrame Page yes? That is why it is crossframe scripting. The "container" of an IFrame is a Frame, see, two different frames and therefore crossframe scripting.

oceanexplorer wrote:
they are technically ASPX pages (or ASP) not pure HTML

Not when they are in the browser, then it is pure HTML, CSS and Javascript and some XML. The browser does not know anything about ASP or JSP or ASPX or Ruby or Python or any other server side technology.

oceanexplorer wrote:
but thats actually known as the Codebehind file. Anyway I digress.

Not at all. Since I only started doing web development in 1994 using C on Unix and Apache I am new to it and could use a few pointers. Laugh | :laugh:

[that was sarcasm]. You can do an entire page in a .ASPX file without any codebehind file so your statement is ... well wrong. ASPX "is" server side technology, period.

Re: Any Good CSS Websites??

oceanexplorer26-Jul-07 23:19

oceanexplorer

26-Jul-07 23:19

Ok I stand corrected Smile | :)

Thanks for all your help, not had chance to try the cross frame scripting as have been away for a few days.

Regards

Paul

Any Good CSS Websites??

Brendan Vogt24-Jul-07 4:03

Brendan Vogt

24-Jul-07 4:03

Hi,

Can any one suggest any good CSS designed sites, I mean very good sites. www.windowsmarketplace.com is my favourite CSS designed site. www.elance.com also looks good.

Regards
ma se

Pete O'Hanlon24-Jul-07 4:16

ASP 3.0 vs. .NET component

24-Jul-07 4:16

http://www.csszengarden.com/[^]

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piXy^23-Jul-07 23:46

piXy^

23-Jul-07 23:46

Hi guys

This is a general question which I hope you can help me with. I'm not really into ASP 3.0 that much, but in this case im forced to use it Sigh | :sigh:

Anyways ... I have a backend component (a DLL) written in C#, which contains methods needed in the ASP frontend.

My question is... How do I access my DLL from the ASP code? Is it even possible?
Examples would be much appreciated!

/Thomas

bablu_singh23-Jul-07 23:50

bablu_singh

23-Jul-07 23:50

1) Register your dll.
2) use Server.CreateObject(Name of dll) to create an object.

Dim s
set s=server.createobject("XXX") where XXX is your dll

now you can use the properties and method defined in your dll. like

s.XYZ
s.PPP

vikash

Pete O'Hanlon23-Jul-07 23:59

23-Jul-07 23:59

There's a lot more to exposing your object than just registering it. In order to do this, a COM compatible tlb has to be created and registered. There's a project property called "Register for COM Interop" that can be used to automatically manage this.

This[^] article gives more details on what you need to do to your code to use it properly through COM/COM+.

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piXy^24-Jul-07 1:40

piXy^

24-Jul-07 1:40

Hi Pete

Thanks for the link to the article. Works perfectly! Big Grin | :-D

Pete O'Hanlon24-Jul-07 2:06

24-Jul-07 2:06

No problem. Glad to help.

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piXy^24-Jul-07 1:55

piXy^

24-Jul-07 1:55

Hi Vikash

Thanks a lot for the example! It works perfectly!
Have a nice day!

/Thomas

How to get the inside text value of a IFrame using VBScript

bablu_singh24-Jul-07 2:14

bablu_singh

24-Jul-07 2:14

Thanks dude

vikash

SelvaGanesh G23-Jul-07 20:53

SelvaGanesh G

23-Jul-07 20:53

Hi..
Im using IFrame as my body in my aspx page to generate Emails. To edit IFrame i just wrote the following code in Javascript..

IFrame1.document.designMode="On";

After this line is executed the Iframe is editable and i can type any text inside iframe.
Now Im using VBScript to create a word application as an object for spell checking. In this case I need to pass the Text of the iframe as a parameter value to VBScript funtion i wrote.
The issue is i cant get the Value or text inside the IFrame using VBScript.
i wrote the above code in VBScript Function but it is not getting the text inside the iframe.

set Ctrl = document.getElementById("IFrame1")
MsgBox(Ctrl.innerText)

How to get the value or innertext of the iframe using vbscript or the other way is how can i create a word as an object and using that object how can i spell check in Javascript?
pl. help me in this issue. im working for this for the past 1 week. its urgent.
Thanks in advance

Selvaganesh.G

Re: How to get the inside text value of a IFrame using VBScript

Pete O'Hanlon23-Jul-07 23:42

Re: How to get the inside text value of a IFrame using VBScript

23-Jul-07 23:42

I believe that you can do this by using the frames collection. Here's how (assuming that your frame has an id of IFrame1):

alert(document.frames("IFrame1").document.forms("Form1").elements("myTextBox").value)

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SelvaGanesh G24-Jul-07 1:20

SelvaGanesh G

24-Jul-07 1:20

Thanks For your Immediate Responce.

But i ll tell u my clear cut Scenario.I just want the inner text that i wrote inside the IFrame. (i,e)I just made the IFrame itself as a Text Editor by giving IFrame1.DesignerMode="On". I can simply type anything inside the IFrame.
The Issue is I cannot Retrive the text what i typed Inside the Iframe Using "VBScript". In javascript i retrived the innertext by using the following code successfully..

IFrame1.document.body.innerText

But I need the Code in VBScript. what u gave is a Javascript code.
and one more issue is, u gave alert(document.frames("IFrame").document.forms("Form1").....)
But since im using Content page which is created from the Master page, i dont have the Form id value for my page i use..so i cant use like document.forms("Form1")..something like tat.
please help in this issue..

Selvaganesh.G

Re: How to get the inside text value of a IFrame using VBScript

SelvaGanesh G24-Jul-07 18:42

SelvaGanesh G

24-Jul-07 18:42

Please reply me.. im waiting for your kind reply
Thanks in advance..

Selvaganesh.G

vb webclient and javascript

Manuel F. Hernandez23-Jul-07 10:41

Manuel F. Hernandez

23-Jul-07 10:41

I tried the VB board but maybe I'll have better luck here. Smile | :)

I want to write a windows service application that reads a web page. That web page requires that the client can process javascript.

Has anyone successfully implemented Javascript with System.Net.WebClient?

I tried the code from the article "A simple .NET based WebClient with JavaScript support" but that code crashes with an inner JScriptException. Its acknowledged by the author and it looks like the trail ends there. According to microsoft the Microsoft.JScript.Vsa.VsaEngine used in that project is deprecated.

What is the current working solution for processing webpages in code?

This is what my code looks like. The web page at the URL I am calling uses javascript to set a cookie in order to prove that Javascript is running. It doesn't look like this code can do it. I can set cookies in advance but I can't seem to duplicate the javascipt setting a cookie. Help!

Dim webClient As Net.WebClient = New System.Net.WebClient
webClient.Credentials = System.Net.CredentialCache.DefaultCredentials
webClient.Headers.Add("user-agent", "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.2; .NET CLR 1.0.3705")
webClient.Headers.Add(Net.HttpRequestHeader.Cookie, "aCookie:aCokievalue")
Try
Dim data As Stream = webClient.OpenRead(sURL)
Dim reader As New StreamReader(data)
Dim s As String = reader.ReadToEnd()
'response = webClient.DownloadData(sURL)
'Return Encoding.ASCII.GetString(response)
Return s
Catch ex As Exception
Return ""
End Try

Re: vb webclient and javascript

Pete O'Hanlon23-Jul-07 23:10

Re: 405 method not allowed

23-Jul-07 23:10

Could you use the JScriptCodeProvider[^] class for this?

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405 method not allowed

Kschuler23-Jul-07 7:44

Kschuler

23-Jul-07 7:44

I have a PC program that updates via a web service. It has been working just fine for my users for a while, but now I have one user who is getting this error:

Remote server return an error 405 method not allowed.

I'm able to run the exact same web service as this user, but I do not get the error. So I'm thinking it's a setting on his machine or through his internet provider. Where can I even start to narrow it down? Anyone have any ideas?

I would appreciate any advice you could give me.

Pete O'Hanlon23-Jul-07 9:47

How to Add a Satlite Assembly in Runtime

23-Jul-07 9:47

Have you checked that his firewall isn't getting in the way?

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Prajin23-Jul-07 3:26

Prajin

23-Jul-07 3:26

Hi,
Can anybody tell me how to add support for a new languages without ever recompiling the neutral assembly that contains all the application code.After deploying the application I created a satlite assembly for a new language and uploaded to the bin directory of the application.But if I change the application culture it is not reading the values form the new satlite assembly.

Thanks&Regards,
Prajin

Re: How to Add a Satlite Assembly in Runtime

Pete O'Hanlon23-Jul-07 3:33