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Re: Browse files from server..
Thanks for the prompt reply Kris.. I guess I ll start my journey on creating a control for this purpose :).. Thanks a lot for your time...
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gauravsuresh
on 10/22/2008
Re: Browse files from server..
Thanks kris, but does that mean I have to enumerateeach of the logical drives and then on its click i have to fetch all the directories and sub directories (create another browse window as such) and proceed?? I got how to do that...Is there any other way around?
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gauravsuresh
on 10/22/2008
Browse files from server..
Hi everyone, I have a button on my page... On clicking it I want to see the files on the server(similar to the input=file, which works for the client)...it is just to get the location where my client wants to place a particular file... I couldnt find any control which does that... Can anyone help me with this... Thanks in advance..
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on 10/21/2008
Re: how to Popup a message box
Thanks for all the help....But this doesnt solve my main issue.. I have a text which is the one to be displyed, which i get from my server side...from GetglobalResourceObject(); How will i pass this text into this function and get it displayed according to the condition told above?
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gauravsuresh
on 8/26/2008
event for textbox focus change?
Hi Everybody, I have two textboxes on a page. One for Date of birth and other to display age... Is there any way to display age for the given date of birth on changing the focus from the date of birth text box? I know the javascript/C# to find age...just that how can one write an event for this.. Thanks for all the help in advance..
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gauravsuresh
on 8/26/2008
how to Popup a message box
In my page I have a button. On clicking this button certain database lookup is perfomed and based on the result(i.e the number of records) I want to Display a message. Condition is say if the value is greater than 2 then i want to popup a confirmation dialog saying "Value is greater than 2" Do you wish to continue?. This string is a localised a string hence obtained from Global Resource Object. Can anyone please help me with this. Thanks in advance.
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on 8/26/2008
Re: Time comparison for MaskedEditExtenders
I found a solution to this : 1. Take the time values from textboxes using getElementById(); 2. Append todays date to both these values. 3. Pass it onto a Date class like var FormattedDate = new Date(FormattedTime); 4. Do the same for the other time value as well. 5. FormattedDate1.getTime() - FormattedDate2.getTime(); 6. If this is <=0 then time1 is less than second.
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gauravsuresh
on 8/5/2008
Re: Time comparison for MaskedEditExtenders
Hi Darrel, But validator callout is just to add to the way the validator messages are displayed. What i am looking for is a way to comapre between two time values present in TextBoxes on which maskededitextenders for time are applied. I am looking for a way similar to the CompareFieldValidators work for other Inputs. At present it is not working for the time input i am passing. Is there a known way out for this?
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on 8/1/2008
Re: Compare two time values
I figured it out... I attached the string todays date to the Time values and then made a date object. and then got their time components and found their difference. var Todaydate = new Date(); var Formatteddate = Todaydate.format( "dd/MM/yy" ); var start = document.getElementById( 'txtStartTime' ).value; var end = document.getElementById( 'txtEndTime' ).value; var FormattedStartdate = Formatteddate + " " + start; var FormattedEndDate = Formatteddate + " "
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gauravsuresh
on 8/1/2008
Compare two time values
I have two text boxes.TextBox1 and TextBox2 which has Time values as 12:30 AM and 01:30 PM. I want to write a javascript to comapre between these two textbox values and set a check that time value in TextBox1 does not exceed tat in Textbox2. I am just starting off in javascript.Any help would be great. Thanks in advance.
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gauravsuresh
on 7/31/2008
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