Comments by AspDotNetDev

AspDotNetDev 1-Aug-15 22:32pm View

That is exactly my problem, as I indicated.

AspDotNetDev 29-Jun-15 23:17pm View

You could always look at Request.Url and compare that against the URL of each LI. Your selector might look something like: $("li > a[href=\"" + Request.Url + "\"]").parent(). Based on how you perform the linking, you may have to do some string manipulation and whatnot. And you might also consider a data attribute rather than the href to account for things like URL case (upper/lowercase might affect selector matching).

Though, if you are using a CMS or if you have some other way of identifying pages (in the case of products, a SKU might be effective), there are better ways of doing this.

AspDotNetDev 21-Sep-14 17:10pm View

Reason for my vote of 1 \n This is a humorous anecdote, not a real tip/article.

AspDotNetDev 9-Mar-14 1:20am View

So, that's a second issue... acquiring the data. I've tried this in the past and it's a pain, but there are sources out there, though none that are up to date and that you'd be able to use for free. Again, please update your question with exactly the obstacles you are encountering and any details regarding what you've tried or where you're stuck.

AspDotNetDev 9-Mar-14 1:17am View

Could you update your question with some further info regarding what you've tried and some sample code? Basically, you'd have to split the sentence into words, lookup each word in the thesaurus, then use the replacement rather than the original word.

AspDotNetDev 9-Mar-14 0:33am View

You'd want to gather some data (words/synonyms) and build an application that uses that data. Did you have a particular question in mind that you might update your current question to reflect?

AspDotNetDev 9-Mar-14 0:15am View

Nick, you can post comments below each answer (or below your own question, or in response to other comments). You have posted what is a comment as an answer. I will be deleting your answer since it is not really an answer.

AspDotNetDev 9-Mar-14 0:07am View

I am confused. How does this answer address the question, which is basically how to toggle a checkbox when an image is clicked?

AspDotNetDev 17-Feb-14 20:46pm View

Excellent answer! The StringInfo class is exactly what I'm looking for!

AspDotNetDev 6-Jan-14 23:48pm View

Are you trying to upload the image when the user clicks the submit button? IMG tags will not be sent to the server on submit. You need an INPUT element of type FILE.

AspDotNetDev 19-Jul-13 14:27pm View

Good luck. FYI, I edited my answer and added an alternative version that does not use jQuery (since that may be too advanced for you).

AspDotNetDev 19-Jul-13 13:44pm View

I updated my answer. Also, you wouldn't "call the autocomplete function from C# code". The autocomplete widget would call your callback function each time the user types into the textbox, then you'd make your callback call your C# web service, which would return the auto-complete results that get displayed in a list under the textbox.

AspDotNetDev 19-Jul-13 12:38pm View

Yes, I was able to do that a while back. The autocomplete widget has a JavaScript callback, which you can use to make an AJAX call (say, to a page method or web service written in C#) to get the values to populate the drop down.

AspDotNetDev 15-Jul-13 18:28pm View

Perhaps. I would give it a try and see if it works.

AspDotNetDev 15-Jul-13 17:54pm View

So, you need to insert a row into Table1, and one of the fields is Table1.AutoGeneratedPrimaryKey. You need to insert the value of AutoGeneratedPrimaryKey into Table2.ForeignKeyToTable1AutoGeneratedPrimaryKey?

First, ensure that the field Table1.AutoGeneratedPrimaryKey is set to be an identity field (so it will create a number for you automatically). Then, ensure your INSERT statement is actually a compound of two statements, with the second statement being a select statement that returns SCOPE_IDENTITY(). If you are using a newer version of SQL Server, you can use the OUTPUT clause to return the ID without creating a compound statement. Then, use ExecuteScalar() to execute the statement and get the ID.

Once you have the ID, you can pass that as a parameter to another query that inserts into Table2.

See here for a full explanation: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5228780/how-to-get-last-inserted-id

AspDotNetDev 8-Jul-13 20:44pm View

See the answer to this (basically, enabled detailed build output): http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1871073/resolving-msb3247-found-conflicts-between-different-versions-of-the-same-depen . You can also find all references to the DLL and ensure they are pointing to the same DLL.

AspDotNetDev 28-Jun-13 19:56pm View

What do you mean by "host a website"? If you just want to run the website on your computer so you can see it, you can do that within Visual Studio 2010 (with comes with a built-in web server known as Cassini). Or, do you mean host a website on your home computer so that others can visit your website from their computers over the internet? Or, do you want to just host the website locally (so that only you can see it from your computer) without installing Visual Studio?

AspDotNetDev 28-Jun-13 14:34pm View

FYI, you don't have to set "innerText". You can instead append a child that you create using createTextNode.

AspDotNetDev 25-Jun-13 13:20pm View

FYI, I deleted your "answer". Please post replies as comments in reply to the specific comment you are replying to (notice the reply button to the right of each comment). Also, I doubt you will get much help with such a general question.

AspDotNetDev 22-Jun-13 2:34am View

I have no idea what you are doing. Please update your question to explain in more detail. Or create a new question if you have a different question.

AspDotNetDev 21-Jun-13 19:25pm View

This isn't really your question, but you should generally avoid using MAX to get the last created primary key, as that may not always be correct. Use @@IDENTITY instead: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187342.aspx

AspDotNetDev 21-Jun-13 19:15pm View

Your question doesn't make much sense. Can you expand it some?

AspDotNetDev 21-Jun-13 19:14pm View

Have you tried using DateTime? It supports comparison operators.

AspDotNetDev 12-Jun-13 20:03pm View

Good idea. I will delete the question.

AspDotNetDev 12-Jun-13 20:02pm View

You need 5 classes and the relation between them is associative. Or were you looking for a different answer? If so, I recommend deleting your question, and creating a new question if you have a specific problem you need help solving.

AspDotNetDev 1-Jun-13 14:42pm View

Not really an answer. You could have easily posted that as a comment.

AspDotNetDev 1-Jun-13 14:41pm View

Also, since you may be new to the site, keep in mind that you can edit your question to modify it. I recommend you start by editing your title, and then you also edit the body of your question to be more clear.

AspDotNetDev 1-Jun-13 14:41pm View

The title of your question is way too long, and you haven't explained very clearly at all what difficulties you are having. The link I pointed you to earlier (in a different question) showed exactly what classes are and how to use them in code. If you want any sort of valuable help, you are going to have to try harder to ask clearer questions.

AspDotNetDev 1-Jun-13 14:27pm View

Please ask a new question, and be very clear about what you understand and what you do not understand and what you have tried that did not work. The Code Project Quick Answers area is not intended for tangential discussions. It is intended for very specific questions with very specific answers.

AspDotNetDev 1-Jun-13 14:15pm View

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/vstudio/x9afc042.aspx

AspDotNetDev 1-Jun-13 14:08pm View

Is this a homework assignment? If so, I suggest you ask your teacher for help in the areas you do not understand.

AspDotNetDev 31-May-13 17:41pm View

Don't use a static variable. If you do that, all visitors of the site will have the same random number. The random number will also change for all users whenever another user visits the page. Surely you do not want that.

AspDotNetDev 31-May-13 17:29pm View

You posted an answer instead of a comment. I will be deleting your fake answer. If you want to ask one of the answerers a question, please post a comment on their question.

AspDotNetDev 20-May-13 20:25pm View

Do you mean "Exclude From Project"? I see that in my context menu when I right click an item.

AspDotNetDev 1-May-13 22:19pm View

I am not sure if you are asking me a question, but maybe my tip will help you: http://www.codeproject.com/Tips/130267/Call-a-C-Method-From-JavaScript-Hosted-in-a-WebBro Otherwise, ask a question here: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/ask.aspx

AspDotNetDev 5-Apr-13 14:01pm View

The stored procedure accepts 2 parameters, but you are adding 5 parameters. Seems pretty obvious that won't work. Or, did you have another question?

AspDotNetDev 3-Apr-13 14:59pm View

Haven't really read your question, but maybe you shouldn't self-close script tags (I don't really know what XUL code is, so maybe it doesn't apply)? I have run into a similar problem before: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/45415/JavaScript-Function-Not-Called-When-Defined-in-Ext

AspDotNetDev 28-Mar-13 20:25pm View

Looks like you are trying to have IIS point to a folder in your Documents folder. That may cause problems with permissions. Try moving everything to c:\sites\PROPOSAL_MGT_SYS and have IIS run it from there.

AspDotNetDev 27-Mar-13 20:57pm View

FYI, I deleted the answer you posted, as it should have been posted as a comment. Also, glad I could be of assistance :-)

AspDotNetDev 27-Mar-13 19:37pm View

You don't need a web service for auto-suggestion. You can have JavaScript do auto-suggestion (aka, autocomplete) with any data source. Is there a particular type of data you were looking for?

AspDotNetDev 11-Mar-13 1:34am View

I don't have time to answer this right now, but I'll give you a couple pointers to lead you in the right direction. First, you need a way for each page to identify the selected LI. Looks like you can use the "CategoryID" from the query string for that (Google "JavaScript query string"). Then you can put a class on each LI that identifies it with the same number as the CategoryID (e.g., "li class='item_22'"). Also, don't run the JavaScript on the click event... any DOM attributes will be lost when the page navigates. Instead, run it when the page has finished loading.

AspDotNetDev 8-Mar-13 13:58pm View

For this particular line of code, I'd store the string in a configuration file and load it. You wouldn't be able to make it a const, but you'd still be able to make it readonly.

AspDotNetDev 8-Mar-13 1:16am View

Read the documentation, Google, or maybe use Intellisense to figure it out. If you don't make any progress that way, create a new question and ask there.

AspDotNetDev 5-Mar-13 13:31pm View

Not sure about 2010, but I was able to get a SharePoint 2013 environment installed on my laptop. Basically, I installed SharePoint Server 2013 and Visual Studio (2010 or 2012... I forget) in a Windows Server 2012 virtual machine hosted by Hyper-V on a Windows 8 laptop. I recommend at least 16GB of RAM, 12 of which you can assign to the VM (also, the VM requires at least 4 cores). If you have MSDN, I believe you can download all the necessary software.

AspDotNetDev 3-Mar-13 19:31pm View

For one, the data structure would be more interesting, because then you wouldn't be storing one cost per edge, but two. However, Dijkstra's algorithm may work for that too... I haven't really thought about it. I only mentioned it so that you would consider that possibility and that there may or may not be further implications to consider.

AspDotNetDev 28-Feb-13 12:17pm View

I was going to suggest a UNION ALL, but it seems you've already done that. Not sure what type of performance you're getting, but the problem may something aside from the unions. You could avoid the DISTINCT and then filter the results on the machine that's getting the results.

AspDotNetDev 27-Feb-13 23:29pm View

FYI, your name appears in the folder path in the error message. You may want to edit your question to remove that if it's important to you.

AspDotNetDev 27-Feb-13 14:33pm View

In the past, I have created instances of WebBrowser controls (on the server) in order to render web pages, which I then embedded into PDFs (when then got served up to the client for download). If some JavaScript initiated an alert() during that process, that could potentially screw things up. I suspect this is what the OP is talking about, but OriginalGriff is right that they should clarify so we don't waste our time trying to read their mind.

AspDotNetDev 22-Feb-13 17:31pm View

What are you using as a UI? Console, Windows Forms, WPF, ASP.NET, ...?

AspDotNetDev 13-Feb-13 20:08pm View

That would not throw an exception. Also, a couple notes to more effectively use Code Project. 1) You can edit your question rather than replying to your question (this allows you to syntax highlight code snippets). 2) If you reply to my comment rather than commenting on your own question, I will get a notification and can respond to you faster.

AspDotNetDev 13-Feb-13 18:22pm View

Please update your question with the code that you are using. Make the code sample as small as possible, but fully demonstrate the problem. This will help us give you a quick and complete answer.

AspDotNetDev 13-Feb-13 18:18pm View

This is called validation, and there are many ways to handle it. First off, are you making a Windows Forms, ASP.NET Web Forms, ASP.NET MVC, WPF, Silverlight, a console application, or something else?

AspDotNetDev 13-Feb-13 18:01pm View

How are you currently adding the image to the page? If it's a constant filename, such as "\\ip_camera\image.jpeg", you could just use JavaScript to keep changing the query string, such as "\\ip_camera\image.jpeg?version=88".

AspDotNetDev 13-Feb-13 17:40pm View

Answer updated.

AspDotNetDev 4-Feb-13 12:15pm View

I updated my answer with a code sample.

AspDotNetDev 31-Jan-13 14:26pm View

Post a new question and maybe somebody will answer it. You won't get an answer by posting a non-question to a comment in the answer for another person's question.

AspDotNetDev 28-Jan-13 19:36pm View

FYI, I deleted the text you posted as an answer, as it should have been posted as a comment on my answer instead. Also, good luck. :-)

AspDotNetDev 25-Jan-13 18:43pm View

Awesome :-)

AspDotNetDev 25-Jan-13 12:14pm View

I have no idea. Post a new question about your issue and make sure to include some sample code. Make sure to include only the relevant code so your sample is as small as possible.

AspDotNetDev 23-Jan-13 19:12pm View

I'm glad to hear it worked for you :-)

AspDotNetDev 22-Jan-13 18:18pm View

I updated my answer to show you an example.

AspDotNetDev 11-Jan-13 14:16pm View

Not sure what you mean, but any variable (member or static) on the class for a given page would not work because it should be accessible from any control (and controls should have no knowledge of the specific page they are on, because they may reside on many pages). Though, maybe if I put it on the page and passed a delegate to the control so it knows how to get/set the page variable, that'd work. Seems complicated though.

AspDotNetDev 10-Jan-13 12:30pm View

Note to self: this may be what I'm looking for: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/109026/Chained-null-checks-and-the-Maybe-monad

AspDotNetDev 3-Dec-12 19:51pm View

jQuery and Knockout.js. Maybe some plugins depending on your specific implementation: http://archive.plugins.jquery.com/

AspDotNetDev 3-Dec-12 19:49pm View

What kind of "graph" are you talking about? An equation graph? An Excel-style graph of some sort (e.g., bar graph)? Do you want to save it for later manipulation (i.e., a bar graph that can have data points added to it)? Add any more details you think may be pertinent.

AspDotNetDev 28-Nov-12 15:00pm View

The OP wasn't very clear, but the question was not how to program in C#. It was how to view the source code for built-in classes in the .Net Framework.

AspDotNetDev 1-Nov-12 13:03pm View

Are you talking about a GUID (also known in SQL Server as uniqueidentifier)?

AspDotNetDev 30-Oct-12 18:32pm View

What problem are you having with your code? Is the file local to the server the webpage is running from, or is it on an external server? Do you actually want to read each line consecutively, or do you want to just dump the contents of the entire file into a textbox?

AspDotNetDev 30-Oct-12 18:30pm View

FYI, I don't think your solution would solve the problem. See my answer for a description of what I think the problem is.

AspDotNetDev 3-Oct-12 21:41pm View

What is a text twist?

AspDotNetDev 21-Sep-12 19:30pm View

FYI, you set "EnableSsl" twice in your example code.

AspDotNetDev 14-Sep-12 16:53pm View

You have answered every single one of your questions with a link to your articles. I'd guess that you may have the articles written before you even ask the question. It seems like you're just using Code Project to create an index to your site. That increases your search ranking using very dubious and devious tactics. I think every one of your supposed questions should be deleted. And any further content you've "contributed" to Code Project should be looked at for further abuse.

AspDotNetDev 10-Sep-12 14:22pm View

Also, if you are just trying to run the website to do web development, just go to the "Debug" menu and select "Start Debugging". You don't need IIS. Visual Studio has a built-in web server (Cassini) it uses to debug web apps.

AspDotNetDev 10-Sep-12 14:04pm View

What is your question?

AspDotNetDev 21-Aug-12 3:41am View

Out of curiousity, are you trying to redirect from site.com to www.site.com? That is, are you trying to ensure the www subdomain gets prefixed to your site? There are some answerers below who seem to think you want something else.

AspDotNetDev 21-Aug-12 3:27am View

Even if you didn't understand that the OP was asking for redirection, you didn't even bother to prefix the "www." In any event, you can always delete your own question if you felt you didn't understand the question clearly.

AspDotNetDev 20-Aug-12 23:53pm View

Why would client-side code be preferable? The server serves up the client side code from the server side. And your client side technique is slow, as it requires jQuery to load. Not to mention you have not actually posted a client-side solution. You have just shown how to show a dialog with the URL, rather than actually performing a redirect.

AspDotNetDev 20-Aug-12 15:29pm View

The OP certainly could read the documentation, but I actually posted a specific answer that is likely to be more informative.

AspDotNetDev 20-Aug-12 14:50pm View

I presume the questioner is asking about performing a redirect, not actually displaying the altered URL in a textbox.

AspDotNetDev 20-Aug-12 14:49pm View

No client-side code should be necessary. This can be done with Response.Redirect from the server-side.

AspDotNetDev 19-Aug-12 0:07am View

Ignore this comment. I am just testing if I get a notification when I reply to my own comment.

AspDotNetDev 17-Aug-12 21:52pm View

Looks like you are a bit late and your answer is not as informative as the others (e.g., it contains the SQL injection vulnerability and the redundant setting of the connection).

AspDotNetDev 17-Aug-12 21:11pm View

Your code is vulnerable to SQL injection: http://xkcd.com/327/ . Use parameterized queries instead: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.data.sqlclient.sqlcommand.parameters.aspx .

AspDotNetDev 17-Aug-12 13:34pm View

Does it say what the URL is (it would be in the error message, not in the address bar)?

AspDotNetDev 14-Aug-12 18:37pm View

Also, be more clear about what your actual problem is. Are you unabled to figure out the calculation? Are you having some sort of trouble initiating the calculation at some pre-determined time? Be specific.

AspDotNetDev 14-Aug-12 18:36pm View

Please edit your question to be more specific. Include the code you are currently using, and be more clear about exactly the type of calculation you are trying to perform.

AspDotNetDev 13-Aug-12 19:41pm View

Your question makes no sense at all. I will be deleting it.

AspDotNetDev 13-Aug-12 19:40pm View

I don't know much about the environment you are using, but is there such a thing as a rich text box? If not, then I'm afraid you probably can't use two different fonts in a single standard textbox.

AspDotNetDev 13-Aug-12 19:38pm View

I voted your answer a 2 because it is not an answer (however useful the advice may be). If you think the question is garbage, downvote, delete, edit, or comment on it. If you think there is something tangentially related to the code that is not an answer, post it as a comment.

AspDotNetDev 8-Aug-12 20:15pm View

I am confused. I don't see an output parameter in that stored procedure, yet your C# code shows an output parameter. Please edit your question to include any code rather than posting it as a comment so we can all get a clear picture of what is going on.

AspDotNetDev 1-Aug-12 20:59pm View

Actually, IIS does allow an admin to specify which types of files will be served. You could, for example, prevent any file ending in ".css" from being served up (this is why it won't serve up ".vb" and ".cs" files in a typical configuration). And IIS may not serve up content if a virtual directory has not been setup where the content is located. Otherwise, I agree with you; the user's problem is likely how they reference the files rather than how IIS is configured. They should update their question with the actual page content they are using.

AspDotNetDev 3-Jul-12 13:04pm View

Reason for my vote of 1
My reasons for my vote of 1...

The title is too long. You can have a short title and a long description.

You never assign a value to "result". There is no need to pass it ByRef. Try it without and you'll see.

You leave indentation in your code snippets for no reason. Remove the unnecessary indents.

Why have you wrapped your call to the code in a try/catch block that does nothing? It's not necessary for this tip, so remove it.

You call functions (e.g., "ToString") without the parens at the end. While VB.NET allows this, it's poor style (IMO).

Calling "result.ToString()" on each recursive call completely cancels out any benefit you would get for using a StringBuilder.

The name "CodeAnswerTwo" is meaningless to us readers. Perhaps choose a name and an example of something meaningful to a reader?

As was already stated, you should call AppendFormat instead of String.Format.

You marked this as advanced. If it were implemented properly, it would seem a pretty simple use of StringBuilder and wouldn't really be advanced (IMO).

AspDotNetDev 21-Jun-12 19:26pm View

It's not clear that the OP even wants anything to update, but if they are I'd probably recommend to them that they just use an UpdatePanel (unless they were using MVC).

AspDotNetDev 21-Jun-12 18:54pm View

Maybe you have AutoPostBack set to true on the textbox? Edit your question to add some markup/code so we can see an a small example of exactly what you're talking about.

AspDotNetDev 19-Jun-12 20:19pm View

Reason for my vote of 5
It's been a while since I found a tip/trick I could use. Other than some oddities (the plugin took 5-10 seconds to run the first time and it expanded all in one folder the first time), this is a very nifty add-on. Thanks for the tip!

AspDotNetDev 8-Jun-12 21:06pm View

I just noticed the question was tagged as JSP and not ASP.NET. Assuming JSP can handle AJAX, the principle should be the same. That is, can't do it entirely on the client (the server will have to be involved), unless Java (on the client side) or Flash are used.

AspDotNetDev 7-Jun-12 22:08pm View

It makes perfect sense to use the plus operator. And the error from the OP indicates that it does not support Concat (that would only be apparent at runtime, and I don't feel like testing that right now).

AspDotNetDev 7-Jun-12 12:37pm View

Oh yeah, I forgot that we are dealing with LINQ to Entities. Stick with the + operator.

AspDotNetDev 6-Jun-12 22:34pm View

Your recommended change of using the Concat function rather than the + operator provides no actual improvement. That is to say, using the Concat function in this case offers no benefits over using the + operator. Neither approach is superior or inferior to the other in this example.

AspDotNetDev 6-Jun-12 22:32pm View

Only if it's an actual improvement, which this does not appear to be.

AspDotNetDev 6-Jun-12 22:28pm View

With smallest what?

AspDotNetDev 6-Jun-12 21:14pm View

You may have better luck posting your question in the Article Writing forum: http://www.codeproject.com/Forums/1641/Article-Writing.aspx

AspDotNetDev 6-Jun-12 20:36pm View

Why? The compiler will do that for you, and for only 2 strings there is no benefit.

AspDotNetDev 6-Jun-12 19:34pm View

Maybe, maybe not. Maybe they are building screen capture software and have some reason not to have the window near the edge of the screen, or maybe they are building a remote desktop utility and want to avoid having the window near the hover location that causes the toolbar to appear, or maybe they are building a puzzle game out of windows that involves the user placing windows in certain configurations without violating certain rules (e.g., not within 140px of the edge of the screen). I don't think we can make assumptions like this being poop UI design when we have no idea what is being designed.

AspDotNetDev 6-Jun-12 19:27pm View

I'd also add that you don't need to do the query if the parse fails (which would save you a database hit), and that you should not be using Response.Write (use a label or something like that instead).

AspDotNetDev 6-Jun-12 19:24pm View

You have it reversed and Clifford beat you. I recommend you delete your answer.

AspDotNetDev 6-Jun-12 19:10pm View

Probably also a good idea to hook up to a few more events, such as move and resize. Here is some info for the OP on the move event: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.forms.control.move(v=vs.100).aspx

AspDotNetDev 30-May-12 3:15am View

It's a longshot, but I have seen something like this when I had a circular reference (in particular, a property that was trying to return itself). Maybe there is something like that in a recent change you made.

AspDotNetDev 28-May-12 23:54pm View

I never got it working.

AspDotNetDev 23-May-12 19:15pm View

Why do you keep copying other answers?

AspDotNetDev 23-May-12 19:12pm View

Why have you copied the other answer?

AspDotNetDev 23-May-12 16:43pm View

Why give this person a 5 when they obviously copied the other answer?

AspDotNetDev 23-May-12 13:17pm View

Why have you copied the other answer and presented it as your own answer?

AspDotNetDev 16-May-12 4:47am View

Reason for my vote of 5
I learned a few things. Great idea putting these all in one place... Google doesn't like to search based on some of these characters, so this should help anybody that comes across it.

AspDotNetDev 15-May-12 21:25pm View

I don't know what you mean. I posted that message in the ASP.NET forum. You have not replied to that message. We had a conversation in the Lounge, but that was inconclusive.

AspDotNetDev 15-May-12 0:08am View

FYI, my comment was too large to reasonably fit here, so I created a thread where we can discuss this (short version: I don't want a URL dedicated to login): http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/4250879/Discussion-For-My-ASP-NET-MVC-Reusable-Components-.aspx

AspDotNetDev 14-May-12 18:16pm View

I assumed that basically chooses the view for me by calling that action, which seems a lot like Html.Partial/RenderPartial. I don't see how it'd allow me to provide a postback which calls the LogOn action method on the AccountController without changing the URL. Though maybe I don't understand it fully. Could you update your answer to show a full example? I will also try to play around with this when I get home from work.

AspDotNetDev 13-May-12 7:07am View

Another possibility I'm considering is using AJAX, but I'm curious if there are other workable solutions.

AspDotNetDev 13-May-12 7:03am View

I guess you could say I'm after a referrer view. And note that this partial view isn't being used by only one view... it's being used by essentially all views (I simplified my example).

AspDotNetDev 4-May-12 13:14pm View

String literals or the asp:Literal user control? What are you trying to do, exactly? What have you tried?

AspDotNetDev 29-Apr-12 17:18pm View

An interesting approach that gets my 5. However, it is still a bit too intrusive and inelegant for my tastes, so I will probably just do a an AJAX postback rather than use client-side validation. Still, your solution may be viable for somebody who must use client-side validation.

AspDotNetDev 26-Apr-12 19:37pm View

The "hook into the fail path" is the thing I'm having trouble figuring out how to do. I'm using an ASP.NET validator, and I'm not sure if there is a way to register for a fail event on an attempted postback. I updated my question with some sample code for your reference. I suppose I could create a custom client-side validator, but that seems like a lot of work for something that seems so simple.

AspDotNetDev 12-Apr-12 3:28am View

Are you using ASP.Net (web forms or MVC), Windows Forms, or WPF? What do you need help with specifically? You need to be more specific to get a good answer.

AspDotNetDev 12-Apr-12 3:26am View

I will be deleting this question. Please be more specific with your future questions.

AspDotNetDev 9-Apr-12 13:00pm View

This is more of a comment than an answer.

AspDotNetDev 29-Feb-12 0:10am View

I forget, are there any licensing limitations on using that in a production environment?

AspDotNetDev 27-Feb-12 18:58pm View

Over 10,000 results when I put it in quotes.

AspDotNetDev 27-Feb-12 18:00pm View

Yeah, not sure how to find it. I Google doesn't like to search special characters (such as quote marks).

AspDotNetDev 27-Feb-12 17:59pm View

No such luck. Tried IE/Chrome/Firefox. All errors came from my IP address.

AspDotNetDev 16-Feb-12 19:41pm View

I am having trouble understanding your question. Will you edit it to provide some short sample code?

AspDotNetDev 15-Feb-12 13:34pm View

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It's possible. Please see my message in the forum below: http://www.codeproject.com/Messages/4158126/AUDissa-Regarding-Calling-Csharp-From-JavaScript-o.aspx

AspDotNetDev 12-Feb-12 15:33pm View

I don't know what you mean, but the instance variable "test" is just a random instance variable. It could have been anything. A number, a string, a web request, a dragon, whatever. And the method called on it could be any valid method to call on that type (in this case, I chose to call ToString()). But, for my real use, any property or variable can also be called. And it can be a chain (e.g., "test".ToString().ToString().ToString() or myDragon.BreathFire().Fly().Whatever).

AspDotNetDev 12-Feb-12 14:50pm View

The purpose of this code is to conditionally call a chain of property/method/variable accesses (a.b.c().d.E.F). If I just wanted to execute the code, I'd just execute the code.

AspDotNetDev 10-Feb-12 21:10pm View

Note that I'm fine with a solution that uses either C# or VB.Net... I can easily translate between them.

AspDotNetDev 23-Jan-12 19:31pm View

The answer is blindingly obvious, but the question is poorly written. We don't care that your question is urgent and your title reveals nothing of your actual question. Put some effort into asking your questions and you will get better answers.

AspDotNetDev 23-Jan-12 18:00pm View

That does not make any sense at all.

AspDotNetDev 23-Jan-12 18:00pm View

That does not make any sense at all.

AspDotNetDev 23-Jan-12 18:00pm View

That does not make any sense at all.

AspDotNetDev 21-Jan-12 13:52pm View