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Re: How change div visiblity which is inside the datalist

13-Aug-08 22:51

You find the div with document.getElementById

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rahul.net1113-Aug-08 22:55

rahul.net11

13-Aug-08 22:55

Hi,
I have used document.getElementById in my javascript function but it dose not find the div tag.
I think this is because of DIV tag is inside the datagrid. My javascript
function is as follow.

function Display()<br />
    {<br />
    alert("hello");<br />
    document.getElementById('tree').style.display = 'block';<br />
    }

Thanks

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Re: How change div visiblity which is inside the datalist

N a v a n e e t h14-Aug-08 0:04

N a v a n e e t h

14-Aug-08 0:04

rahul.net11 wrote:
I think this is because of DIV tag is inside the datagrid

Yeah, that's the problem. You need to prefix datalist id with your div id if div is marked to runat server.

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view state will give probs in iis cache?,

Member 387988113-Aug-08 21:33

13-Aug-08 21:33

Hi i am using view state in my form,
its carrying lot of datas...,

one of my senior suggest dont go for viewstate...,

It will make probs for iis cache...,

is it true?,
if we use view state it will be probs for iis cache?,

if yes give me some other way to solve this...,

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Christian Graus13-Aug-08 22:52

13-Aug-08 22:52

Well, yes, the big issue with viewstate is simply that it gets sent to the client every time, making your pages too big. So, try to limit what you store, for example, store an id and use that to get the rest of your data out of the database. Session state is another option, but that can also be overused.

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Member 387988113-Aug-08 22:56

13-Aug-08 22:56

so can i go for the datatable or it also similar to viewstate?

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Christian Graus13-Aug-08 22:58

13-Aug-08 22:58

I suggest buying a book on ASP.NET and reading it. It seems you're using a framework when you have no idea what it does.

Why would values stored in your database get sent to your client ? No, they don't. The client gets the id in viewstate, and you use that to pull out values from the DB on the server.

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Member 387988113-Aug-08 23:12

13-Aug-08 23:12

Ya actually i am entering some datas in mu=y forms,

its having lot of datas...,

After that i am adding some more records to my gridview using view state

Now all the records i have to pass to my database at a time...,

I didnt get any records from my database and storing it in view state...,

I am doing using viewstate i storing the records to db..,

Thats y i asked viewstate and datatable both will disturb iis cache or not...,

As per graus instruction he said view state will be disturb iis cache...,

So thats y i asked instead of that viewstate can i go for datatable

sorry if anything wrong in my question

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N a v a n e e t h14-Aug-08 0:08

N a v a n e e t h

14-Aug-08 0:08

New one wrote:
So thats y i asked instead of that viewstate can i go for datatable

Do you know HTTP is stateless. How are you hoping to keep data on a datatable ? That's why CG said to get a good book on ASP.NET.

New one wrote:
After that i am adding some more records to my gridview using view state

Now all the records i have to pass to my database at a time...,

Why don't you iterate the grid items and store it to DB one by one ?

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eyeseetee13-Aug-08 23:06

eyeseetee

13-Aug-08 23:06

New one wrote:
its carrying lot of datas...,

When you say its carrying a lot of data can you clarify that?
How can we help you suggest something when you provide us with vague information.
I use session on my application but I am only using 5 so its not overloading my app but say you need 100 then thats a problem.

Member 387988113-Aug-08 23:12

13-Aug-08 23:12

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run sofware iis show error could not path

eyeseetee13-Aug-08 23:18

eyeseetee

13-Aug-08 23:18

Sorry but I don't understand most of the post above.
I cant suggest anything else

Rinki Mukheraji13-Aug-08 20:53

Rinki Mukheraji

13-Aug-08 20:53

i have developing software in asp.net. i am using xml file in this sofware e.g server.mappath(""); when this software run on the iis show error

Could not find a part of the path 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\xmlFiles\customer.xml'.

please tell me how resolve this error.

Re: run sofware iis show error could not path

Christian Graus13-Aug-08 20:54

asp page size increase on runtime

13-Aug-08 20:54

Sounds like your code is broken. Have you stepped through to try to work out what's going on ? Could you consider posting the code you want us to fix for you ?

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UD(IA)13-Aug-08 20:29

13-Aug-08 20:29

hi i am asp.net using c#.
i would like to know there is any control provided by the asp.net to page size increase according to filled datalist/datagrid. like i want to show when there are 20 records show 20 records and when there are 1000 records show 1000 records without out from panel. means not come out records outs from a panel( design will remain same).
thanks in advance. Big Grin | :-D

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Christian Graus13-Aug-08 20:33

13-Aug-08 20:33

Why on earth would you show 1000 records on one page ?

What does 'without out from panel' mean ? Do you mean the images scroll inside a given panel of given size ? Use a scrolling div for that.

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UD(IA)13-Aug-08 21:29

13-Aug-08 21:29

thanks for reply
but i didn't found any scrolling property of div tag. how i can get scrolling div.
thanks in advance.

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UD(IA)13-Aug-08 22:20

13-Aug-08 22:20

thanks all to solver my problem.

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N a v a n e e t h13-Aug-08 20:35

N a v a n e e t h

13-Aug-08 20:35

Use inline frames. It shows scroll bars when size increases.

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UD(IA)13-Aug-08 21:31

13-Aug-08 21:31

thanks for reply and please tell me
how can i use inline frame in my asp.net using c#

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Christian Graus13-Aug-08 22:56

13-Aug-08 22:56

You basically need to learn some HTML. Which is a good idea in general if you want to write ASP.NET code.

Another good skill to have is the ability to use google.

http://www.google.com/search?q=scrolling+div&rls=com.microsoft:en-au:IE-SearchBox&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&sourceid=ie7&rlz=1I7ADBS[^]

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metallica_rock1013-Aug-08 21:07

metallica_rock10

13-Aug-08 21:07

Data grid has an inbuilt property for it. Just see the property of the datagrid.

http://aspdotnetnstuff.blogspot.com

UD(IA)13-Aug-08 21:26