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  Hi all, first I'd like to thank Rob for the great demo app and the tutorials for it. I really love it and it's a great way to get into MVC! So I started to work on my own MVC app (also kind of a store) and ran into some difficulties regarding the architecture. The products in the store are expertises for machines. For a expertise the user has to enter some data of it's machine. It takes about 4-5 pages to ask the user about the details (geographic location with Live Maps and lots of data

  Posted to ASP.NET MVC Storefront Starter Kit (Forum) by silveraxe on 4/27/2009
  Filed under: wizard mvc

• Re: How do I retrieve client information (in addition to IP Address)?

  Hi sno0p, the way you want to count the users won't work. Using cookies is one of the best ways to identify uniquely computers as long as a) they accept cookies and b) the don't delete the cookies. Another way if you can't use cookies (or in addition to cookies) is to use the user agent of the computer. The user agent tells you which browser the user is using (including version, revision and operating system) and therefore it's also a good way to identify single computers as long

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by silveraxe on 3/19/2008

• Re: Multiple Submit buttons on one page (without JavaScript)

  Hi Karan, [quote user="karan@dotnet"]So If I understand correctly the problem is only when someone hits enters and it triggers the first button where as you want to trigger the second button on enter?[/quote] Exactly that's the problem. As long as it's one form, Enter triggers the first button. I don't think that I'm the first one with this problem but everyone with a seperated login field should have. @nepster: The default button unfortunately only works with JavaScript

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by silveraxe on 3/19/2008

• Re: Multiple Submit buttons on one page (without JavaScript)

  Hi Karan, [quote user="karan@dotnet"] Well button has a property name as Validation group , did you try working with that.[/quote] As far as I know (and tested so far) the validation group is only important to signal which input fields shall be validated. As soon as I deactivate JavaScript in the browser changing the validation group doesn't have any impact on the client's side.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by silveraxe on 3/19/2008

• Multiple Submit buttons on one page (without JavaScript)

  Hi, I'm developing a web application with a membership system. For user's convenience I want to include a login area in the upper right corner of the page (2 text boxes for name and passwort and 1 button for "Login"). The main area of the page itself can also contain one form with text boxes and a button. The requirements for the page say that it shall also work without JavaScript so I have to set "UseSubmitBehavior". However, this is the problem: Now I have two submit

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by silveraxe on 3/19/2008