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• Re: Gridview Custom Paging takes long when skipping to last page

  Hi, I am using a stored procedure and I am making a C#.NET call using ExecuteReader. When I make a big page jump, the call of ExecuteReader is the one that blocks for a long time, so it is actually the stored procedure which takes long. The gridview is bound to an objectdatasource. However, it returns quickly when navigating page by page, and if, say, you are on page 999 and press the "Next" button it will also be very quick (

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by timothym on 12/8/2007

• Re: Gridview Custom Paging takes long when skipping to last page

  Hi PureWeen, From what I can understand, when you make a big "jump" in page number, for example, from page 1 to 1000, or something like that, the query takes longer to execute. My query uses ROW_NUMBER to paginate through over 3.5 million records. It orders them according to a certain column (included in a nonclustered index), descending, and selects the top 20 for each page. So, as far as I can tell, if you loop page by page (with the "Next" button), it is very quick (

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by timothym on 12/8/2007

• Re: Gridview Custom Paging takes long when skipping to last page

  Hi PureWeen, Thanks for your reply. I am using SQL Server 2005 Express Edition, but I am unsure as to where I can obtain the profiler for this SQL Server edition. Is it available, and, if yes, where can I download it? Thanks again, Timothy

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by timothym on 12/7/2007

• Gridview Custom Paging takes long when skipping to last page

  Hi, I have implemented a gridview (gvGames) which is bound to an object data source, and it uses custom paging. The stored procedure returns the exact page of data that is needed together with the total count. In the pager template, I have implemented the "Previous" (btnPrevious) and "Next" (btnNext) buttons, and also, a textbox (txtGotoPage) and a Go button where the user can skip to the page required. The problem I am encountering is that if the user searches with wide criteria

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by timothym on 12/7/2007
  Filed under: object data source, custom paging, GridView

• Re: Enabling Button but not firing server side Click event

  Hello Hong, There seems to be a problem with the approach you suggested. onkeydown="if ((event.which && event.which == 13) || (event.keyCode && event.keyCode == 13)) {document.myForm.myHtmlInputButton.click();return false;} else return true;" The .click() function does not work on Firefox, even though it is OK on IE. Do you know of any alternative as I have been looking around unsuccessfully. Thanks! Timothy

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by timothym on 11/5/2007

• Re: Enabling Button but not firing server side Click event

  [quote user="Hong-Gang Chen - MSFT"] [quote user="timothym"] The problem is that to make my site compatible with both IE and Firefox, I used the: UseSubmitBehaviour="false" attribute in the <asp:Button> in question. This is due to the fact that the defaultbutton (btnSearch) in the panel does not "click" when pressing ENTER in Firefox and the suggested remedy was to do the UseSubmitBehaviour together with a line of javascript. This made it work in both

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by timothym on 10/31/2007

• Re: Enabling Button but not firing server side Click event

  The problem is that to make my site compatible with both IE and Firefox, I used the: UseSubmitBehaviour="false" attribute in the <asp:Button> in question. This is due to the fact that the defaultbutton (btnSearch) in the panel does not "click" when pressing ENTER in Firefox and the suggested remedy was to do the UseSubmitBehaviour together with a line of javascript. This made it work in both browsers. However, apparently, it causes the issue with the server side event not

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by timothym on 10/29/2007

• Enabling Button but not firing server side Click event

  Hi, I have the following scenario: I have a button appearing on a panel in a form, which I want to be disabled initially. So in the <asp:Button> tag I am putting: Enabled="false". Now, after the user types some characters in a textbox, I want to enable it again, so I have included a javascript function "checkEnableDisableSearchButton"...I added the onKeyUp attribute to the textbox to call the javascript function and, if 3 characters are typed in the textbox, it enables the

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by timothym on 10/28/2007
  Filed under: ASP .net 2.0 Button javascript onKeyUp

• Re: Page not served. Need to use IIS instead of Cassini

  Hi GavDraper, Thanks for your reply. Seems to do the trick neatly! Timothy

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by timothym on 10/21/2007

• Page not served. Need to use IIS instead of Cassini

  Hi, I need to display an .asp (Classic ASP) site in an <iframe>. However, Visual Studio 2005 is complaining saying that that type of extension (.asp) is not served...I looked around and saw that the solution would be to use IIS instead of Cassini during the debugging session. However, I am not quite sure how to do this...I am using Windows Vista and have just installed IIS. I would greatly appreciate your help! Thanks, Timothy

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by timothym on 10/19/2007
  Filed under: Visual Studio 2005, Classic ASP, extension, iis, Cassini