Comments by Kirankumar Ballapalli

Kirankumar Ballapalli 15-Feb-11 1:36am View

Its the correct format.

Kirankumar Ballapalli 15-Feb-11 1:36am View

sorry its rendered wrongly.
<asp:Label ID="Lblcategory" runat="server" ><%=Request.QueryString["ctgname"]%></asp:Label>

Kirankumar Ballapalli 15-Feb-11 0:44am View

Hi,
Use the Ajax concept.Place the update panel control in your page.
Then it will shows the postback.

Regards,
Kiran.

Kirankumar Ballapalli 15-Feb-11 0:31am View

Hi,
Check that whether table columns allowing null values or not.
Because one of textbox values coming as empty then table column value is expecting values.
I think it will help you.
Regards,
Kiran

Kirankumar Ballapalli 13-Jan-11 1:12am View

Hi,

Set the property as AutoPostBack=true for Combobox.
Then you will get the alert.

Regards,
Kiran.

Kirankumar Ballapalli 30-Nov-10 1:23am View

mention clearly what is input for this and how you need to get the output.

Kirankumar Ballapalli 29-Nov-10 7:18am View

Its not getElementByTagName.
The correct is getElementsByTagName

Kirankumar Ballapalli 29-Nov-10 7:13am View

obj means your textboxes object.
This will give the current textbox object and then it will traverse for finding current row in the form of parentNode.call like this in textbox
onkeypress="javascript:return CalculateValue(this);";
if you put in alert like (obj.id),you will get the control id of textbox.

Kirankumar Ballapalli 29-Nov-10 6:45am View

Hi,are you getting any javascript error? place one alert inside function.And check whether you are getting tr as exact row or check the index positions of your cells.Please mention error what you are getting.

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