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• HTML Bullets? (or CR alternative to Export to a WordForWindows stream?)

  We are using VS 2005 to create, store in Oracle, and "image" employee evaluations. The narrative portions are formatted and stored in HTML format. We would like to use Crystal Reports ReportDocument.ExportToStream (ExportFormatType.WordForWindows) method to "image" the narratives for optical storage. But I discover that in Crystal Reports the Text Interpretation as HTML doesn't render bullets. Searching here reveals no fix nor workaround. Does anyone know of any? Does anyone

  Posted to Crystal Reports (Forum) by jon_angel on 6/30/2009

• Netscape compatibility with AJAX: any workaround?

  We have a small percentage of users who still have Netscape 7.1 as their default browser, and another small group who apparently prefer Netscape (9.0). I can tell that the UpdatePanel does not work properly in NS 7.1. I also see that it is not among the Supported Browsers. Is there any workaround?

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by jon_angel on 9/10/2007

• Re: Javascript: detect Page.IsValid and IsPostBack

  Many thanks, I'm almost there, but I'm getting a weird error 'Restricted_COER_Attachments' does not contain a definition for 'clientSideIsPostBack' Intellisense sure finds a definition, but Compilation doesn't. If I add an explicit definition in the aspx.cs, Intellisense tells me the HtmlHiddenInput object is defined twice. Dragging an Input (Hidden) from the HTML section of the toolbox makes no difference. However if I Build Page it works fine (?!)

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by jon_angel on 9/4/2007

• Re: Javascript: detect Page.IsValid and IsPostBack

  Cookies probably aren't an option, according to policy. What would work is detecting that the RequiredFieldValidator has fired and is displaying its error message. But in debug mode I couldn't find a property of the validator nor the RadioButtonList that it validates that tells me this.

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by jon_angel on 8/31/2007

• Javascript: detect Page.IsValid and IsPostBack

  In a client-side function that initializes a 3rd-party control, I want to detect whether the page is being loaded for the first time or as the result of a post back. If it is a post back, I want to know if on posting the original page was valid. I tried using Page_ClientValidate() within the function, but that validates the page, and fires the RequiredFieldValidator, which isn't what I want to do at all! many thanks,

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by jon_angel on 8/31/2007

• Re: Validation controls display textbox value, not ErrorMessage

  This sounds like the behavior. We use a table to format the FormView, and the Validation control is just to the right of the TextBox, in the same cell. I guess for us the solution may be to provide an additional cell for each Validation control, next to the control it validates. Maybe we should rethink the idea of showing an asterisk next to each problem field, and a summary at the bottom. The asterisks are hard to see in any case. many thanks, Jon Angel

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jon_angel on 9/5/2006

• Validation controls display textbox value, not ErrorMessage

  Hi, we've added Required and Regular Expression validation controls to a FormView. Instead of displaying the ErrorMessage (an asterisk) they display the previous value of the textbox. I can't find any simple explanation. Has anyone else experienced this? many thanks, Jon Angel HHS

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jon_angel on 9/1/2006

• Searching for Control -- WYSIWYG display-only

  Hi, I'm looking for a control that can display pre-formatted HTML text within a fixed area. I should explain that we use Infragistics NetAdvantage 2006, and are relatively happy with their WebHtmlEditor. My only real problem is that I need a Display-only mode with a fixed area that cuts off any text that happens to be too wide or too long. Our previous RichTextBox 2.0 would do this-- just set it for NoScrollBars. But NA's WebHtmlEditor has no provision for easily disabling the scroll bars. Any thoughts

  Posted to Component Discussions (Forum) by jon_angel on 5/10/2006

• Re: ValidationSummary: requires PostBack to display?

  Thanks, that's what I was afraid of. So I'll put the error message inside the GridView cell and forget about using the ValidationSummary. Jon A.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jon_angel on 2/17/2006

• ValidationSummary: requires PostBack to display?

  In an editable GridView I use a RegularExpressionValidator to check for email address format. Its text is simply "*", and its error message should display in a ValidationSummary. The "*" will show when I tab out of the text box with an incorrect email format, but the ValidationSummary doesn't display until I click "Update" for the row I'm editing. What simple setting have I missed? Is it possible to force the summary to fire when the validator does? many thanks, Jon Angel

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jon_angel on 2/16/2006