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  • can't apply CSS positioning in .aspx; offsetHeight discrepancy

    Hello -- I'm working on a site that will require me to postion controls on a background. I used inline styles to start off: < span style ="position:relative;left:100;top:80;color:yellow"> THIS IS THE COPY </ span > This worked fine in the html mockup: http://www.xlp.com/diagnostic/mockup.htm but once I copied this into an .aspx page, with or without a master page, the only style attibute that showed up was the color, despite the fact that the resulting HTML was virutually
  • Re: customvalidator not working for checkbox

    Thanks much - all I had to do was remove ControlToValidate and it worked fine.
    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Eric Fettman on 5/8/2007
  • Re: customvalidator not working for checkbox

    Thanks for this, Haissam - nice mix of client- and server-side techniques. I was wondering, though, if there was a completely server-side solution since a portion of the site visitors will have JS disabled in the browser. I don't understand why my original code is not working - it seems very straightforward.
    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Eric Fettman on 5/8/2007
  • customvalidator not working for checkbox

    Hello - Am getting "control cbVerify cannot be validated" runtime error for checkbox - markup and server-side validation follows: < asp : CheckBox ID ="cbVerify" runat ="server"></ asp : CheckBox > < asp : CustomValidator ID ="CustomValidator3" runat ="server" ErrorMessage ="Verification checkbox" ControlToValidate ="cbVerify" OnServerValidate ="ValidateVerify"> * </ asp : CustomValidator > public void ValidateVerify( object sender, ServerValidateEventArgs args) { args.IsValid
    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Eric Fettman on 5/7/2007
  • Re: passing complex, nonstring arguments to Web service

    Great - thanks. I'll try this.
    Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by Eric Fettman on 4/17/2007
  • passing complex, nonstring arguments to Web service

    Hello -- I'm building an ASP.Net app that needs to call a Web Service in Lotus Notes 7. All of the examples that I'm seeing for calling a Web service pass in a single string or no arguments at all. Would I be able to pass in a string array, or, even better, a collection object such as a C# Hashtable? Perhaps this is more of a question for the Lotus Notes end of things, but I thought I'd ask here first. Thanks, Eric
    Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by Eric Fettman on 4/16/2007
  • Re: page refresh generates FormView insert

    Thanks for the quick response. So are you saying that the insert will still try to occur on refresh but will fail because the key is set to the value that was already previously inserted? What if your primary key is generated automatically in the db and it's not included as an insert parameter?
    Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by Eric Fettman on 1/22/2007
  • page refresh generates FormView insert

    Hello -- If I insert an item through a FormView the usual way (that is, FormView is in insert mode and I click the Insert button), once the FormView goes back to read only, I get repeated inserts of the same data if I refresh the browser. Any thoughts on this are appreciated. Eric
    Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by Eric Fettman on 1/22/2007
  • Re: Detailsview problem

    Hello -- If you have the autor value available in session or querystring, you can just use these as an insert paramater without a corresponding bound textbox in the insertitemtemplate: < InsertParameters > < asp : QueryStringParameter Name ="PostId" QueryStringField ="id" Type ="Int32" /> <%-- OR --%> < asp : SessionParameter Name ="PostId" QueryStringField ="id" Type ="Int32" /> </ InsertParameters > Hope I understood your question and that this helps. Eric
    Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by Eric Fettman on 1/22/2007
  • Re: FormView.FindControl() not finding object when in EditMode

    limno - thanks a million. That was it - everything was fine once I moved the code from the ModeChanged to the ItemDataBound event handler. ecbruck - thanks for your input as well. To tell you the truth, I believe I tried to use a simple XmlDataSource control to populate my dropdowns originally, but I encountered some problems so I went the programmatic route instead. (Can't remember what exactly - I first started working on this app a while back.) Best, Eric
    Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by Eric Fettman on 1/17/2007
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