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Re: javascript error

You can put the title as a query string in the URL. In your aspx page you can set the title from your URL. You would need to add runat='server' attribute to your <HEAD> tag if you go this route.

Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by santanbo on 12/22/2004
Re: calling javascript open command from c#

You are defining the JavaScript function in the TargetURL. You should define the JavaScript function somewhere else and just call it from the TargetUrl. example: <script src="utils.js" > </script> ..... newSubItem.TargetUrl="JavaScript:newWindow('AdditionalItem.aspx', 'Additional Items', 500, 400)

Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by santanbo on 12/22/2004
Re: UIP 2.0 with ASP.NET 2.0 / Whidbey

Finally I was able to get UIP working in Whidbey. I had to keep my controller and WebFormView derived class in a separate assembly.

Posted to Microsoft Application Blocks (Forum) by santanbo on 12/20/2004
Re: Create another ui thread for updating a window

JavaScript setTimeout function may do it. I should mention I haven't tried this myself and so don't know all the oddities of this.

Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by santanbo on 12/10/2004
Re: upload pdf files and display them for users

You can use html INPUT tag with type=file to upload files from client and process them on the server using ASP.NET HtmlInputFile object and its PostedFile property.

Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by santanbo on 12/10/2004
Re: Passing an ASP.NET xmlNode object to Javascript?

Have you looked at RegisterClientScript & RegisterStartupScript? They may help you create a client side script on the server side. To select a particular item out of the XML subtree, you can use XPath expression to filter out what you need. To simplify code, you may create a class that handles the message extraction part. XMLSerialization can help you to create such a class. You need a XSD schema for your XML file. XSD tool can generate a class for you once you have the schema.

Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by santanbo on 12/9/2004
Re: "Inheriting" a Web App

ASP.NET 2.0 Master Pages can do this.

Posted to Architecture (Forum) by santanbo on 12/9/2004
Re: check if Javascript is enabled?

Request.Browser has lot of interesting properties. One of them is to tell if JavaScript is supported in the browsers. I used this code a while back when I was trying to solve a different problem. Hope you find this useful. using System; using System.Collections; using System.ComponentModel; using System.Data; using System.Drawing; using System.Web; using System.Web.SessionState; using System.Web.UI; using System.Web.UI.WebControls; using System.Web.UI.HtmlControls; using System.Text; namespace BrowserTest

Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by santanbo on 12/9/2004
Re: How can I navigate a url with query strings?

Although the previous post by wongyok may let you put query strings in URL but I think you should avoid such complexities as they are closely tied to implementation. You can use "State" to store this type of information and retrieve it in the destination page.

Posted to Microsoft Application Blocks (Forum) by santanbo on 12/9/2004
Re: UIP 2.0 with ASP.NET 2.0 / Whidbey

I had the same issue and found it has somthing to do with the ValidateSchema method of UIPConfigHandler in UIP block. I think it is related to Whidbey's System.XML changes. I haven't spent too much time on it, my guess is it is either a feature or bug in ValidatingReader. I saw ValidatingReader is deprecated and we are suggested to use XmlReader.Create function. May be that is the solution, but it is strange why backward compatibility is broken even in Microsoft's own code. I simply returned out

Posted to Microsoft Application Blocks (Forum) by santanbo on 12/9/2004

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