Comments by Member 12824529

Member 12824529 25-Jul-20 1:37am View

Thank you Sandeep. I tried your method, but unfortunately it didn't populate the textboxes. I also tried changing innerText to value, and it still did not work. I appreciate your help though. Thanks.

Member 12824529 25-Jul-20 1:33am View

Thank you Richard. I copied and pasted your Javascript code and it worked perfectly. It not only populated the textboxes in page load, but the values were available in the code behind. I've tried so many configurations, and in some cases was able to populate the textboxes, but could never access the values in the code behind. Thank you.

Member 12824529 18-Jul-20 19:38pm View

Derek,
I updated my question. I had already moved away from using p tags, but they were still mentioned in the head question; but now, I copied ASP.NET form code for a login form and, not evendoing anything with code behind, I can't even assign text string values in a jQuery Ready function that will display in the textboxes on the form.
The new question is at (https://www.codeproject.com/Questions/5274150/Why-do-text-assignments-to-textboxes-in-jquery-fai).

Member 12824529 12-Jul-20 2:51am View

Thank you for your answer. Actually I do have form tags with runat="server" specified. I've tried so many things. I tried text boxes (which don't display the data), p-tags and label tags (that each do display the data), and hidden field tags added. All of them return empty strings in the Code Behind in spite of specifying runat="server". It's extremely frustrating. Any other ideas on what condition might not be right that could cause this kind of issue? Thanks.

Member 12824529 18-Apr-18 23:17pm View

Thanks. Actually, id and objType are the two parameters. ObjType is probably not a good choice on my part, as it looks like I'm referring to an object type, but it's just a normal parameter. The issue I'm running into is the Ajax.ActionLink handles the first parameter differently than the rest. So instead of it appending after the action with ?id=1&objType=Gizmo, it appends with instead with /1?objType-Gizmo. It treats the first parameter like it's the action name.

Member 12824529 28-Aug-17 21:06pm View

Thanks. The link has numerous fixes, but nothing seems to be phasing this aggressive issue. I found another fix that said to go to IPAll in Config Manager, clear TCP Dynamic Ports, and enter 1433 in the TCP Port field. I tried that too and I'm still unable to do sign-ins on my web app. I never mentioned ... when I click on Sign-in, it says "Use another service to log in. There are no external authentication services configured. Then it provides a link for setting up external services, but I with I could get this service working. One great thing about Microsoft is they make me feel much better when my software has a bug or two on the first round. I wanted to mention ... in the past, this authentication worked for me when I was using LocalDB. But IIS wouldn't work and I read that IIS requires SQL Server Express. That's why I spent a day uninstalling SQL Server LocalDB and installing SQL Server Express.

Member 12824529 20-Aug-17 22:00pm View

Graeme, thanks for the tip. I'm looking at it and actually it appears to be cleanly formatted. You might be using an enlarged font sizing in your browser.

Dave, thanks. Thing is though, if I remove the throw statements, it displays the normal About and Contact pages without error. I wonder if there might be some sort of 'exception cache' that needs to be cleared. I've been searching and haven't found anything yet. Thanks again.

Member 12824529 6-Aug-17 9:34am View

Thanks Peter. Actually, I resolved it last night. I added a route to the RouteConfig file, before the default one. Not sure why I needed a special route for returning from Edit or Details for an view set that was auto-generated. That's not usually the case.

routes.MapRoute(
name: "Properties",
url: "properties/index/{id}",
defaults: new { controller = "Properties", action = "Index", id = UrlParameter.Optional }
);

Member 12824529 2-Jan-17 23:52pm View

Thanks. Your Regular Expression works perfectly.

Member 12824529 22-Dec-16 15:29pm View

Your solution worked. Thanks.

Member 12824529 13-Nov-16 19:19pm View

Thanks. Yes, I put this in the Index ActionResult and it works:

return RedirectToAction("Details", new { id = Convert.ToInt32(Session["Assmt_ID"].ToString()) });

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