This question has been asked before: Access <asp:table> table rows added by javascript in asp.net webform . Apologies for the duplicate question but I’d really like an explanation why this is the case. It is probably due to my lack of understanding on how browsers process HTML tables on submission to the server.
I created a new ASP.NET Web Forms Project through Visual Studio 2012. Unfortunately, the default Site.Master file is very confusing. (I am posting these questions together because they are very related and reference the same code quite a bit.)
One of the common questions asked regarding ASP.NET MVC is why should you use it over ASP.NET Web Forms? The answer generally includes ViewState and clean URLs, amongst others. Towards the end you’ll find a blurb about using the right tool for the job and that they serve different purposes. However, I don’t believe I’ve ever seen what those purposes are. So, when would you actually choose ASP.NET MVC over ASP.NET Web Forms, or ASP.NET Web Forms over ASP.NET MVC?
I have an ASP.net WebForms page that has a lot of content on the top of the screen. It has a link button that will post back to the page and show another section of the page. When the page refreshes, I would like to set focus and scroll down to this section of the page.
I have a GridView set up in the following way:
I have an internal application that I needs to have a drop down list for two date type elements: Month and Year. These values are not in a database or other repository of information.
This is my code, all it does is clear the web page and draw the image, so the rest of the form disappears! I need to show the image inside the form.
I am trying to add some [WebMethod] annotated endpoint functions to a Webforms style web app (.aspx and .asmx).
So I have a legacy webforms site and am working on making it easier to maintain. Chucking it away and rewriting it isn’t an option.
Can someone provide me with a simple example of Asynchronous page processing in ASP.NET Webforms 2.0 (I’m using VS 2010, so new syntax like lambdas are ok)?