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• Re: how do I know my page has received data?

  I have found the answer. Well, technically, what I had done was good enough. I just had to add method="get" action="Default.aspx" in the form tag, so as to associate it with my web page. As far as the Session variables are concerned, they're good enough to dsiplay what I had received on my page.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by dgman on 8/19/2009

• Re: How to use javascript variables in C# and vise versa?

  As long as you have an ID of any definitions within javascript, it can easilt be called from the code-behind (C#). Consider this Javascript example, <Ajaxkit:ModalPopupExtender runat ="server" ID ="MPE"> </ AjaxKit : ModalPopupExtender > In this case, the tag is defined within the javascript, and its ID is MPE. Now you can use that ID and manipulate it from anywhere (javascript or C#). so in c#, you'd do this. protected void myFunction( object sender, EventArgs

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by dgman on 8/19/2009

• saving the contents I get from a HTTP POST

  Hello, to begin with, you should assume that I am new to the whole concept of HTTP POSTS and such. So I have a web page where I've defined some Session variables as Session["Message"] = Request.QueryString["Message"]; //this is just one of the several definitions. I am to receive an email to my page, which in turn is grasped by the above Session definition and is displayed as, Response.Write(<br>Message: " + Session["Message"]; So my question would be

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by dgman on 8/18/2009

• Re: saving the contents I get from a HTTP POST

  very helpful. thanks bunch!

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by dgman on 8/18/2009

• how do I know my page has received data?

  Hi there, this might be a very simple question but I'm new to the realm of web page interactions. I have a simple web page. And I am expecting emails being directed towards my page. Now, how on earth do I know when the mesages have been received? I'm using the following line of code to capture the "message": System.Web. HttpContext .Current.Session[ "Message" ] = System.Web. HttpContext .Current.Request.Form[ "Message" ]; which eventually gets outputed as, Response

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by dgman on 8/18/2009

• Re: would like to learn how a web project run?

  the best thing to do would be to think of a project by yourself. It doesn't have to be as complicated in the beginning. But later on, you can start adding fancy stuff to it (view wise and logic wise). When I started asp web app for the first time, it had the simplest looking web form. But then I started challenging myself, introducing database, associating it with a web service, and making it fancier using AJAX tool kit and stuff. The deal is, once you get to that level, you can google on those

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by dgman on 8/18/2009

• Re: how do I know my page has received data?

  Hey Prashant, my problem is a little more complicated that that, so I'll stick to my story for simplicity. When you open up my page, you see this: Email message: Username: ResponseType: Keyword: Option: Message: and this is how I've defined it in javascript body. HttpContext .Current.Session[ "Username" ] = HttpContext .Current.Request.QueryString[ "Username" ]; HttpContext .Current.Session[ "ResponseType" ] = HttpContext .Current.Request.QueryString[ "ResponseType"

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by dgman on 8/18/2009

• Re: Data at the root level is invalid. Line 1, position 1

  that change of a line is all we needed. xmlDoc.Load() does the trick. thanks bunch.

  Posted to VS Web Deployment Projects (Forum) by dgman on 8/17/2009

• Re: Data at the root level is invalid. Line 1, position 1

  [quote user="iworm"] Just try Xml.Load() function instead of Xml.LoadXml(). [/quote] this is the answer. perfecto!

  Posted to VS Web Deployment Projects (Forum) by dgman on 8/17/2009

• Re: How to Hide the border line of <asp:UpdatePanel>

  I dont know why people have ignored Tyagi's help, but he absolutely correct.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by dgman on 7/21/2009