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  • Re: How to go to another page(redirect)

    or line 190 right after you close the connection, redirect to the aspx page
    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jorr1027@cox.net on 10/25/2008
  • Re: Problem with UserControl

    Are you dynamically adding userControls to the aspx page itself? If so for every userControl added you have to add another < qcc : qccntrl ID ="QuoteControlID" runat ="server" /> to the aspx page. Possible solutions: 1) on aspx postback use a for loop to: append a number to QuoteControlID incrementing the ID, building the "<qcc:qccntrl ID=""QuoteControl""" + i + " runat=""server"" />" string and use an HTMLWriter
    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jorr1027@cox.net on 10/24/2008
  • Re: Problem with UserControl

    [quote user="easter"] EDIT: You edited your posts :P Okay, I see what you mean. The code you posted is in my ASCX page, not ASPX. Was a typo in my first post, sorry. [/quote] ah! I'm taking to long to check my references. It seems my advice cannot help :(
    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jorr1027@cox.net on 10/24/2008
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    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jorr1027@cox.net on 10/24/2008
  • Re: Problem with UserControl

    Doh, I did not realize you were referencing your Controls code behind from the aspx file. My bad, ... It was my understanding that UserControls are for writing once what is used often, like the items in the AJAX control toolkit. I always put my asp controls on my UserControl.ascx page and put the code behind in my UserControl.ascx.cs page. I Place the < qcc : qccntrl ID ="QuoteControlID" runat ="server" /> on the aspx page and any other controls the UserControl might interact
    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jorr1027@cox.net on 10/24/2008
  • Re: Problem with UserControl

    Instead of this in your aspx page: < ContentTemplate > Quote < asp:LinkButton ID= "lnkQuote" runat= "server" onclick= "lnkQuote_Click" >a</ asp:LinkButton > Score: < asp:Label id= "lblScore" runat= "server" >a</ asp:Label > [ < asp:LinkButton ID= "lnkUp" runat= "server" Text= "+" CommandArgument= "up" onclick= "lnkUp_Click" >a</ asp:LinkButton > / < asp
    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jorr1027@cox.net on 10/24/2008
  • Re: Problem with UserControl

    hello, you have to register your ascx control in the aspx page, like using the ajax control toolkit... <% @ Register tagPrefix = " qcc " src = " ~/QuoteControl.ascx " tagName = " qccntrl " %> then call your control on the aspx page: < qcc : qccntrl ID ="QuoteControlID" runat ="server" /> It will then act as if it is part of the aspx page. To use the controls call by QuoteControlID.controlID
    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jorr1027@cox.net on 10/24/2008
  • Re: White background displaying in child menu item

    Hi, Did you try setting the background-color: somethingDifferent; The default color is White, (try removing the background-color form the body style) hope this helps
    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jorr1027@cox.net on 10/24/2008
  • Re: Open a Window in Popup on button click

    Does your browser or one of those browser toolbars (Yahoo!, Google, etc) have the popup blocker turned on?
    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jorr1027@cox.net on 10/10/2008
  • Re: What's bothering ASP.NET that it considers the page's postback invalid?

    you could try disabling the Submit button until the page is fully loaded (after the 3rd party website has sent its response) Add an UpdateProgress indicator so the user isn't bored...
    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by jorr1027@cox.net on 10/8/2008
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