checkbox status not saved when update panel fires
I have an div id = campaignDiv and I load its content dynamically
I have an div id = campaignDiv and I load its content dynamically
What happens if a domain object in asp.net implements INotifyPropertyChanged and fires off the PropertyChanged event on the property setters?
how can I clear the history of a textbox? I have set autocomplet=off and set AutoCompleteType to Disabled. The history / text appears when I double click the textbox in Chrome / Firefox, so when I click it the text will be inserted in the textbox. Is there a way to stop this behaviour via ASP.NET / HTML?
I want to call MarriageById as GET, like this:
I am writing following code:
I have an aspx page that used a method in a class in the App Code folder, doSomething(int[] x). I changed the function definition to use an IEnumerable instead of an array: doSomething(IEnumerable<int> x). Next, I precompiled the web site, using “allow web site to be updatable”, and published the new App_Code.dll. Now, the precompiled version of the page gives a Server error at runtime: “Method not found”.
If I also publish the DLL generated for the page, “App_Web_[page].aspx.[random].dll”, it works. So it appears the signature of the function is embedded in the compiled page somehow…? Why is this, and is there a way to avoid this problem when changing existing code?
I’d hate updating all my page DLLs whenever I change code in my common classes.
My code-behind (c#) file declares RadioButtonLists dynamically for any given number of questions in my database using a while() loop:
Is there a way I can restrict access to pages without the built in role based way?
I’m using Entity Framework with C#. I have a Student table in my database and it has 30 columns. And I want to getting only some columns of table which are in DTO class without writing property names like below. How can I achieve this?
I have 2 pages, both with 3 similar DropDownLists. The first DropDownList needs to be populated before selecting the second, and the second before the third (which then populates a gridview).