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Re: Bind User Control

leppie22-Oct-02 13:48

leppie

22-Oct-02 13:48

Mazdak wrote:
Oh,I don't think so.How can I make it Bindable?

[Bindable(true)]
public int QuestionID {get; set;}

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Re: Bind User Control

Mazdak22-Oct-02 20:21

Mazdak

22-Oct-02 20:21

That doesn't help.Its User Control,not server control.Are you sure about it?

Mazy

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Re: Bind User Control

leppie22-Oct-02 22:03

leppie

22-Oct-02 22:03

Mazdak wrote:
That doesn't help.Its User Control,not server control.Are you sure about it?

It shouldnt be any different to a Server / Web Control (although I didnt think about that originally Blush | :O

) . Paste us your code for the property and maybe I help you further Smile | :)

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Re: Bind User Control

Mazdak23-Oct-02 9:07

Mazdak

23-Oct-02 9:07

public int QuestionID
{
get { return questionID; }
set { questionID = value; }
}

I don't think its possible for user control.The control first render,then the binding happend.I guess.

Mazy

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Call me Superman
If I’m alive and well, will you be
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Re: Bind User Control

leppie23-Oct-02 12:19

leppie

23-Oct-02 12:19

Mazdak wrote:
I don't think its possible for user control.

I started messing around with UserControls tonite, and I must agree with you (at least for now) Smile | :)

.

You can however "manually" "bind" it at the page load event, erm I think, brain does not seem to function so well today Frown | :(

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Re: Bind User Control

leppie23-Oct-02 13:06

leppie

23-Oct-02 13:06

You can!

Like this:

<uc1:UserDetails id="UserDetails1" runat="server"
Address='<%# DataBinder.Eval(ds1.Users[0], "Address") %>'
Username='<%# DataBinder.Eval(ds1.Users[0], "Username") %>'>
</uc1:UserDetails>

Address and Username is properties in the code-behind class.

Smile | :)

[edit]eeek[/edit]

Re: Bind User Control

Mazdak24-Oct-02 9:13

Mazdak

24-Oct-02 9:13

Could you please send me all your code?User Control and your aspx with its code-behind.

mazdakmansouri@hotmail.com

Thanks. Smile | :)

Mazy

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Call me Superman
If I’m alive and well, will you be
There holding my hand
I’ll keep you by my side with
My superhuman might
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Re: Bind User Control

leppie25-Oct-02 7:58

leppie

25-Oct-02 7:58

Mazdak wrote:
Could you please send me all your code?User Control and your aspx with its code-behind.

Erm no, sorry Hmmm | :|

But like I said it quite easy. Just do what I said.

- Define a property (Username) in the code-behind class (LoginControl) like this:

public string Username { get { return userTextBox.Text;} {set {userTextBox.Text = value;}}

- In the ascx file, "bind" it like this:

<uc1:LoginControl id="LoginControl1" Username='databind expression' runat=server></uc1:LoginControl>

Have a look on MSDN at databinding on web forms aka late-binding.

I find it easier to just map the data from the dataset to the control at a page event.

Hope this helps Smile | :)

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Feedback form

Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa21-Oct-02 19:57

Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa

21-Oct-02 19:57

Can anyone help me. I want to setup a feedback form in my site. That should send the results to a email automatically. Any idea... I am a biginer, so... need simple exaples or stuffs like that....

Re: Feedback form

Paul Watson21-Oct-02 21:23

Paul Watson

21-Oct-02 21:23

SPS wrote:
I want to setup a feedback form in my site.

Create a new ASP page with an HTML form in it (look up HTML input elements and the FORM element.)

Then in the same page at the top catch the submit of the form and use CDONTS (lots of stuff on the web for CDONTS) to send the email to you.

Here is some source code

Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South Africa

Re: Feedback form

Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa30-Oct-02 0:09

Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa

30-Oct-02 0:09

Will give a try from it...

Thanks.....

Re: Feedback form

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar29-Oct-02 0:52

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar

29-Oct-02 0:52

Hi,

In order to have the server understand the submission and send the mail to you, you need to have some sort of Serverside mailing component like CDONTS,Persits.MailSender Aspemail or a similar mailing component. Just a search of any of the above in your favorite search engine would surely get you to tons of sample source codes to play around with.

If you do not have one, perhaps you can check up with your ISP if he provides any mailer from his common script library.

If nothing works, there are a lot of freebie sites offering to send mails. One best example is: http://www.freedback.com/

deepak

Re: Feedback form

Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa30-Oct-02 0:06

Sarvesvara (BVKS) Dasa

30-Oct-02 0:06

good, but the site is asking for MONEY to use the form. I want the idea for feedback form, not bussiness... But THANKS for the help/reply...

Scaling graphics - Solved nevermind

leppie20-Oct-02 12:00

leppie

20-Oct-02 12:00

Hi all

How would I do this? When I increase the width of an image it "grows" in height as well. How do I prevent this?

Cheers Smile | :)

[edit] nevermind, it is solved Smile | :)

Nothing to see here, move along.[/edit]

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Re: Scaling graphics - Solved nevermind

Paul Watson20-Oct-02 21:56

Paul Watson

20-Oct-02 21:56

leppie wrote:
[edit] nevermind, it is solved Nothing to see here, move along.[/edit]

Laugh | :laugh:

And you called me a DOPE! for not knowing about that IIS lockdown thing huh? Yeah yeah, be careful when you call someone a dope because two minutes later you may become one yourself! Big Grin | :-D

p.s. Really interested to see the fruits of your labour what with all these questions Smile | :)

Paul Watson
Bluegrass
Cape Town, South Africa

Re: Scaling graphics - Solved nevermind

leppie21-Oct-02 7:10

leppie

21-Oct-02 7:10

Paul Watson wrote:
And you called me a DOPE!

No I never, it was a DOPE to IIS lockdown, not you. Sorry for the misunderstanding, there is no Homer icon Laugh | :laugh:

.

Cheers Smile | :)

Paul Watson wrote:
p.s. Really interested to see the fruits of your labour what with all these questions

PS: I have more! At least my combined crash course of ASP.NET, JavaScript, CSS and HTML paid off. Only 3 weeks and I feel pretty comfortable. Now I need to look at all those X thingies...;)

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Re: Scaling graphics - Solved nevermind

Paul Riley21-Oct-02 7:19

Paul Riley

21-Oct-02 7:19

leppie wrote:
there is no Homer icon

To the suggestions area, batman! Big Grin | :-D

Paul
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Re: Scaling graphics - Solved nevermind

leppie21-Oct-02 7:50

leppie

21-Oct-02 7:50

Paul Riley wrote:
To the suggestions area, batman!

I thought David Stone was the only member of the forum police Laugh | :laugh:

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Re: Scaling graphics - Solved nevermind

Paul Riley21-Oct-02 8:16

Paul Riley

21-Oct-02 8:16

leppie wrote:
I thought David Stone was the only member of the forum police

Eek! | :eek:

I didn't mean that in a forum police kind of way, just in a "how cool would a Homer smiley be?" way!

Paul
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Re: Scaling graphics - Solved nevermind

leppie21-Oct-02 8:54

leppie

21-Oct-02 8:54

Paul Riley wrote:
I didn't mean that in a forum police kind of way, just in a "how cool would a Homer smiley be?" way!

It would Smile | :)

You cant really laugh some things. I posted the suggestion, so we will see what happens.

CHeers Smile | :)

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Re: Scaling graphics - Solved nevermind

David Stone21-Oct-02 20:13

David Stone

21-Oct-02 20:13

Watch it mister. I catch this type of stuff again and I'm going to have to throw you in CP forum jail[^]. Big Grin | :-D

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Re: Scaling graphics - Solved nevermind

leppie22-Oct-02 7:23

leppie

22-Oct-02 7:23

David Stone wrote:
I'm going to have to throw you in CP forum jail[^].

No not there, anywhere but there! Please Mr. Police Officer, I didn't know the shotgun was loaded. Laugh | :laugh:

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Re: Scaling graphics - Solved nevermind

David Stone22-Oct-02 10:13

David Stone

22-Oct-02 10:13

Alright. I'll let you off with a warning this time. Big Grin | :-D

changing http and https urls

Shaun Wilde19-Oct-02 10:53

Shaun Wilde

19-Oct-02 10:53

I hope the following makes sense.

I am submitting some data to a page using SSL however I would like all
subsequent transactions to be http rather than https

eg even though I submitted my form under https I would like the returned
page to be http://.../xzy.aspx in the browser address bar - is this
possible? I know I could use Response.Redirect however I lose any settings I
have applied to objects on the form i.e. error messages

Thanks for any help

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The end of future offspring.
Evolution wins.
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Re: changing http and https urls

alex.barylski19-Oct-02 13:34

alex.barylski

19-Oct-02 13:34

Shaun Wilde wrote:
I know I could use Response.Redirect however I lose any settings I
have applied to objects on the form i.e. error messages

How about using cookies...?

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