autogenerated string - save to database

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hi .. I have this code in my .aspx page:

JavaScript

..//Conditions

   $("[id$=tnd1]").val("1st Priority");

//

but it doesn't reflect the string "1 st Priority" when saving to database.

how to save javascript-generated string to database?

Posted 21-Aug-13 20:34pm

macmacmacmac

Updated 21-Aug-13 20:38pm

walterhevedeich

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John-ph 22-Aug-13 2:38am

what is the value you get on the server side?

macmacmacmac 22-Aug-13 2:44am

it's empty

walterhevedeich 22-Aug-13 2:45am

Maybe your JS code has errors, that is why the control was not populated with the value. You can try debuggin your JS code with FireBug if you use Firefox, or other debugging tools for other browsers.

macmacmacmac 22-Aug-13 2:51am

hmm. the code works fine. the string appears in the textbox but when i save the string inside the textbox, my database doesn't read anything.

Niral Soni 23-Aug-13 7:01am

How you are saving values to database ? Is it a form submit or AJAX call ?

macmacmacmac 23-Aug-13 8:35am

no. i save it using dataservice, datarepository and sqlhelper:

here:

service.SaveCompetency(Convert.ToInt32(SAId), Convert.ToInt32(CompId), Convert.ToInt32(importance.Text), Convert.ToInt32(skill.Text), tnd.Text);

*where tnd.text is the generated string from javascript.

MTProgrammer 28-Aug-13 17:14pm

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