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Even though the post you pointed out to me looks like it would work, I would rather post back to the server. I need to obtain some data from the server.
How ould I post back to the server?

HTML

<html>
<body>
   <table id="thread-board">
    <tr>
        <td width="68%">Subject</td>
        <td width="12%">Username</td>
        <td width="20%">Date Posted</td>
    </tr>
    <%=ShowMessages(0)%>
</table>
</body>
</html>

'/////////////////////////////////////////
'///// THREAD - MESSAGES //////////////////
intLevel = 0
Function ShowMessages(intParent) 
  intLevel = intLevel + 1
  strSQL = "SELECT * FROM fmsg WHERE fmsg.msg_parent = " & intParent & " ORDER BY CDATE(msg_date) DESC "
  Set rstForumMessages = conn.Execute(strSQL) 
  Do Until rstForumMessages.EOF 
      response.write("<tr>")
      response.write("<td width='68%'><img src='dot.gif' width='" & ((intLevel * 24)-24) & "'>" & rstForumMessages("msg_object") & "</td>")
      response.write("<td>" & rstForumMessages("msg_uid") & "<td>")
      response.write("<td>" & rstForumMessages("msg_date") & "<td>")
      response.write("</tr>")
      ShowMessages(rstForumMessages("msg_id"))
        rstForumMessages.MoveNext 
    intLevel = intLevel - 1
  Loop
End Function 
'/////  THREAD - MESSAGES //////////////////
'////////////////////////////////////////

The function above is an asp classic function that I used to display messages and replies in a forum (a sort of treeview). I tried to translate it in asp net but it doesn't work properly.

HTML

Imports System
Imports System.IO
Imports system.web.ui
Imports system.web.ui.webcontrols
Imports system.web.ui.htmlcontrols
Imports system.configuration
Imports system.data
Imports system.data.oledb
Public Class Messages
    Inherits page

'////////////////////////////////
Dim CN As OleDb.OleDbConnection
Dim CMD As OleDb.OleDbCommand
Dim SQL As String
Dim ODR As OleDb.OleDbDataReader
Dim ODR2 As OleDb.OleDbDataReader
'/////////////////////////////////////
 Function ShowMessages(intParent As Integer) As String
        Dim tt2 As String = String.Empty
        SQL = " SELECT * FROM fmsg WHERE msg_parent=" & intParent
        CMD = New OleDbCommand(SQL, CN)
        CN.Open()
        ODR2 = CMD.ExecuteReader()
        If ODR2.HasRows Then
            tt2 = ""
            While ODR2.Read
                intLevel = intLevel + 1
                tt2 += "<table>"
                tt2 += "<tr>"
                tt2 += "<td rowspan=""2""><img src='dot.gif' style='width:" & ((intLevel * 14) - 14) & "px'  /></td>"
                tt2 += "<td class='child-title'>" & ODR2("msg_id") & " - " & ODR2("msg_object") & "</td>"
                tt2 += "</tr>"
                tt2 += "<tr>"
                tt2 += "<td class='child-body'>" & ODR2("msg_body") & "</td>"
                tt2 += "</tr>"
                tt2 += "</table>"
                tt2 += getChildNode(ODR2("msg_id"))
                intLevel = intLevel - 1
            End While
            tt2 += ""
        End If
        CN.Close()
        Return tt2
    End Function
End Class

modified 9-Aug-12 14:58pm.

Help with what? Not many people are going to read through this unformatted mess. You did not say what you are trying to do nor did you say anything about any problem.

Why is common sense not common?
Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level where they are an expert.
Sometimes it takes a lot of work to be lazy
Please stand in front of my pistol, smile and wait for the flash - JSOP 2012

Sorry for the messy code. I forgot to use preformatted text for the code.

Which ones which, they both look like classic asp to me,

I must admit that Wes is right on your post and code looking like a mess, That's one messy hay stack you have there.

Clean it up for help

Sorry for the messy code. I forgot to use preformatted text for the code.

This is more along the lines of asp.net, in pure form. I don't know what the outside of the haystack looks like, so I have no clue where to inject the html

The use of response.write was popular in classic asp and echo in php, but I think it's poor programming practice. I don't know what the alternative is, I left asp back in 2003, and php in 2005.

Private Sub ShowMessages(ByVal iParent As Integer, ByVal pContainer As Panel)

        Dim message(3) As String

        Dim myConnectionString As String
        myConnectionString = ice5commerce.common.iCE5IniFile.GetSQLConnString()

        Dim mySelectQuery As String = "SELECT * FROM fmsg WHERE msg_parent=@Parent"
        Dim myConnection As New SqlConnection(myConnectionString)
        Dim myCommand As New SqlCommand(mySelectQuery, myConnection)

        Dim paramParent As SqlParameter
        paramParent = New SqlParameter("@Parent", SqlDbType.Int)
        paramParent.Value = iParent
        myCommand.Parameters.Add(paramParent)

        Try
            myConnection.Open()
            Dim myReader As SqlDataReader = myCommand.ExecuteReader()
            While myReader.Read()
                message(0) = myReader.GetBoolean(0).ToString                       'mID
                message(1) = myReader.GetString(1).ToString                        'mObject
                message(2) = myReader.GetString(2).ToString                        'mBody

            End While

            myReader.Close()
            myConnection.Close()
            myReader = Nothing

        Catch ex As Exception

        End Try

        myCommand = Nothing
        myConnection = Nothing

        If (message.Length > 0) Then

            Dim table_Container As Table
            table_Container = New Table
            With table_Container
                .CellPadding = 0
                .CellSpacing = 0
                .Style.Add(HtmlTextWriterStyle.Width, "100%")
                .Attributes.Add("border", "0")
            End With
            pContainer.Controls.Add(table_Container)

            Dim tr_TitleRow As TableRow
            tr_TitleRow = New TableRow
            table_Container.Controls.Add(tr_TitleRow)

            Dim td_TitleRow_Left As TableCell
            td_TitleRow_Left = New TableCell
            With td_TitleRow_Left
                .RowSpan = 2
                .Style.Add(HtmlTextWriterStyle.Width, "25%")
            End With
            tr_TitleRow.Controls.Add(td_TitleRow_Left)

            Dim img_UserLevel As UI.WebControls.Image
            img_UserLevel = New UI.WebControls.Image
            With img_UserLevel
                .ImageUrl = "~/image/dot.gif"
            End With
            td_TitleRow_Left.Controls.Add(img_UserLevel)

            Dim td_TitleRow_Right As TableCell
            td_TitleRow_Right = New TableCell
            With td_TitleRow_Right
                .Style.Add(HtmlTextWriterStyle.Width, "25%")
            End With
            tr_TitleRow.Controls.Add(td_TitleRow_Right)

            Dim tr_MessageBody As TableRow
            tr_MessageBody = New TableRow
            table_Container.Controls.Add(tr_MessageBody)

            Dim td_MessageBody As TableCell
            td_MessageBody = New TableCell
            With td_MessageBody
                .CssClass = "child-body"
                .Text = message(3)
            End With
            tr_MessageBody.Controls.Add(td_MessageBody)

        Else
            'No record was found

        End If



    End Sub

Hi,
I am using a gridview (asp.net). in which I have a formatting done to the cells with border color = Black.

{
foreach (TableCell tc in e.Row.Cells)
{
tc.Attributes["style"] = "border-color: Black";
}
}.
The same is working fine locally, but when deployed the Black lines becomes bold and thick.
Any one Please help on this. Awaiting response !!!!

Does it happen across all browsers? What happens if you explicitly set the border-width to "thin"?

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if you can't read my code, try converting it here[^]

We are using Quartz schedular for one of my project.
I'am getting exception when GetSchedular method is called. Exception is "File quartzjobs.config not found"

Both Files (where GetScheduler() method is called & quartzjobs.config) are in same folder.

Below is the code:

ISchedulerFactory factory = new StdSchedulerFactory();
_scheduler = factory.GetScheduler();

XML is

<add key="quartz.plugin.xml.fileNames" value="quartzjobs.config">

Regards,
Shirish.M

Sounds like you're missing a configuration-file. People here will not have that much experience with the scheduler, I suggest you repost your question on their support-forum[^].

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content management system in asp.net

Member 9325229 wrote:
content management system in asp.net

This is a forum where on can ask questions. This is not a question. It's not even a statement.

Try again.

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Yeah...what about them? Hmmm | :|

"Any sort of work in VB6 is bound to provide several WTF moments." - Christian Graus

In an existing 2010 C# web form application, I want to setup a hyperlink that will take the user to a new web form page.

1. The user will basically enter some data into a textbox and the user will be redirected to the new web form page. The user will be redirected to the new web page when they that are in the _text_changed event.

2. The other option is that the user will click on a label and be redirected to the new web page.

What I have tried does not work so far. Thus can you tell me and/or point me to a reference that will show me how to setup this code?

Show us what you have tried. Sounds like a job for javascript or jquery. Capture the onclick event of the label and redirect with location.href = 'page.html'

Read this[^]. Might give you some tips.

"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair.
nils illegitimus carborundum

me, me, me

Why would you use javascript and/or jquery instead of response.redirect? What is the benefit?

No postback, for a start. If they are just clicking on a label, why go server side?

"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair.
nils illegitimus carborundum

me, me, me

Response.redirect is for posting data from a form and then performing server-side processing, in which the server does a bunch a work, and then determines the outcome based on the results, in which a Response,Redirect can be issued.

If you want to just change pages, you use a hyperlink, or hyperlink button.

Using response.redirect to just change pages is a waste of resources.

Changing pages based off the event (textchanged) is a bad idea, because it fires the event on every key-up, unless you test the magic word 1 char at a time until complete, and then fire off a page change.

In an existing application, I am changing the following logic:

When the user enters a specific transaction code in a textbox field, a textbox is displayed by setting the visible property of another textbox field to true. What I need to do is to replace the textbox field that is displayed with a link to another page. The link to the other page will allow the user to enter up to 8000 characters in a comment field. Once the user enters the information, they will hit the save button and they will return to the page they started on.

Thus can you tell me how to code for this situation?

So you enter a code in the textbox. If the code matches, then you can type away in a textarea, when done, the text is saved and you return back to the textbox you enter the code in.

If correct, why not just make it on 1 page.

I want to mention the following:
1. The page where you enter the data is too small. There is not enough room on the webpage to enter the data. The user wants to be able to enter 8,000 to 20,000 bytes of data if they need to. They want to be able to adjust the new texabox area the way they want to. The user wants to be able to type the data in paragraph format. The user requirement is to have that one textbox on one webpage for their convenience. This is a requirement that can not be changed.
2. I also wanted to mention the following is the code I have to work with right now:

TextBoxCode.TextChanged += new EventHandler(TextBoxCode_TextChanged);   

void TextBoxcode_TextChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {

            if (TextBoxCode.Text == "")
            {
                ButtonPending.Visible = true;
                            }
            else
            {
                ButtonPending.Visible = false;

                if (TextBoxCode.Text == "999")
                
                    {
                     //Would like hyerlink here instead of response.direct
                     // since do not need to go to server here
                        Response.Redirect("~/Reason.aspx");
                      
                    }
               
        }

Can you make suggestions how to accomplish this goal, by hopefully using a hyperlink?

You issued a postback to the server, so response.redirect is appropiate

If you would of went

.onClientClick = "return process_textbox; return false;";

And then write your fucntion - requires jquery

function process_textbox() {

  var txtValue = $('[id*="_txtBox"]').val();
  var txtValue_Len = $('[id*="_txtBox"]').val().length;

if (txtValueLen > 0) {
  
var newUrl = "newPage.aspx?id=" + escape(txtValue)";
  window.location.replace(newUrl); 
}

}

Thank you for your response!

I have the following questions about the code above:
1. Would the code above need to have a script tag before and after it like javascript required?
2. I am assuming the newUrl is the location of the web page?
3. I am assuming the txtValue is where I can use the specific code the user is required to enter,correct?
4. Is the placement of a jquery request need to be anywhere specfic in the *.aspx page? This would be like javascript tag is usually in the header tag of an html page?