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• Data binding issues with DATALIST control

  I have a data list control that is populating data from a SQLDataSource. The users are complaining that if they select a record for edit when the post back is complete they have to scroll down again to the record in qustion inorder to view the data. How can i change views on the data list control without doing the postback so they user doesnt have to search for the record again? Also the Data list control does not have paging so it will populate 300+ records on one page. How can I easly impliment

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by macmaster9600 on 12/4/2008

• Re: Parsing HTML source client side.

  ok so, to give you a better idea on what i am trying to do. My IT department manages our billing department, they wont let me make changes to that application at all, however my department needs a tool they can use to research some details about the customers address. So I can make the people of my department manually type in the address into the research tool, but they have to have the billing system open at all times anyway. So the idea is to just have a button on the research tool pull the details

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by macmaster9600 on 10/12/2008

• Re: Parsing HTML source client side.

  Currently window 1 does not open window 2. However if it will make this work i can have them change the process and I can change the script. I usually use a Redirect, but i will look at doing a post insted. I have not done that yet so i will have to find out exactly how to do that. Please explain more how to use the queryString function. I am failry new to ASP, most of my code is using windows forms and vb.net or vbscript. What about, i know it is old school and not best practice now, but doing a

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by macmaster9600 on 10/11/2008

• Re: Parsing HTML source client side.

  Basicly the issue is that i need to be able to pull the HTML source from a diferent IE window. Once i have it i can parse it. But i cant find a way to pull the HTML source from anything other than the active window. so basicly i have window 1 (the research application) and window 2 (the billing window) and i need to have window 1 pull the SOURCE or pull data from the fields of window 2. If i pull the source i can parse it out. If i populate using the fields i wont have to parse at all. I dont care

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by macmaster9600 on 10/10/2008

• Re: Parsing HTML source client side.

  Private Sub CAPTToolStripMenuItem_Click( ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles CAPTToolStripMenuItem.Click On Error GoTo err_handler Dim FName As String = "" Dim LName As String = "" Dim SASN, City2, LV1A, LV1B, LV1C, strLECCompany, strPon As String 'sets string so ticket form will auto grab from capt as well strgrab = "CAPT" Call CheckIE( "http://capt.corp.coperate.com/Default.aspx" , "CAPT" ) strHTMLCaptTable =

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by macmaster9600 on 9/14/2008

• Parsing HTML source client side.

  ok so here is my issue. We have a billing platform. and a research tool. THey are both web based I am working on the research tool. So i want to have a client side script, java, dhtml, whatever that will first look for the billing site( that is open in IE6) and parse out the data so I can pull the address data out. We do this all the time in vb.net and it works great. However as we move this tool over to ASP.net we need to have the same functionality. The user will have to have the acitive order

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by macmaster9600 on 9/13/2008