I have a form in which if i check one checkbox it makes 2 textboxes invisible. Thats working fine.( I am using java script to perform this)Now when user fill the form and hit submit and if some required field is missing than it forces the user to go back to form and complete it.
While going back it retains all the values for all the fields.It also retails the checkboxs but even though the checkbox is checked now but textboxes which should be hidden are visible.
how to make an onmouseover:visible area in the page? i mean ie. i have an output page, and list of datas from database. i want buttons releated its appear when i get my cursor over area of any data. but my buttons are called from includes file.like this:Code:
When I create a form with hiddenfields and then view it in an ASP web page the following shows where the hiddenfields are on the form- "> -this appears for every hiddenfield is there anyway these can be hidden from view on the web page.
how can i set the value of a hidden field at run time in my page? how can it be done in scriplets (<%%>). the second issue is that if we define a function using javascript, how can it be called at any place.
we don't want to call that function at any event but instead want to call that function every time or on validating an if condition.
I have a product ordering process that passes information between 3 asp pages using web forms.
I am attempting to set a session on form2.asp with data entered into form1.asp . This session is then displayed. I then wish to use this session value within a hidden field on form3.asp as follows
I have declared a Hidden field called Update in my form. I have checked before the submit that the value does actually get set, but after Submission the value of Update is empty. I have checked everywhere and this is the only place in the page that this value is set.
Does anybody have any idea why my value is being lost on submit. My form is declared : <FORM NAME="myForm" action="AgentDetail.asp" method="post">
The result should be 3, not 4 (only the fields which names - or IDs - start with an 'item'). Note: I'm not satisfied with the solution of naming the fields with same name "item" and then split the array to get their values and read the ubound of array. I would like to keep the names of the fields as I stated in the example.
i wrote a script in asp/vb script that validates form fields. all works fine, apart from the fact that alerts are being shown against the empty form fields when the page loads the first time.
so, validation should not be carried out when the page loads the first time. my friend challenged me and said i can achieve this "using a hidden form field or even the submit button" and submitting the page to itself
i was more thinking of using session variables or a session cookie, but does anyone know how you could accomplish this using a hidden form field?
I am passing variables in hidden form fields and have got it working fine. However, if the variable value has a space in it then Request.Form("fieldname") only returns the first part of the variable upto the space and the remainder is lost.
I can pass such variables in the URL using URLEncode (and a URLDecode function) but this particular form is posting to the same page. Do I have to do some kind of encoding again to format the space properly and then decode it again?
Is there anyway of making the hidden fields not show in the editor?
I use alot of hidden fields and it confuses the design if there are lots shown on the page. I have written validation for this site and need to hide the hidden fields i have created. I have searched google and there is some information on this, but it is very confusing.
I'm having trouble passing hidden fields between forms. I have a total of four forms. I have the 1st form passing its field to the 2nd form, and the 2nd form passing its field to the 3rd form, but the 1st form's field then is not passed into the 3rd form. So obviously, my summary form (the 4th form) is not getting the 1st form's field or the 2nd form's field, only the 3rd form's field. Code:
I am creating a form that has 5 steps/pages. Each page contains about 20 fields. But I don't want to write them until they submit on the last page. I figured out that I can use hidden fields to carry the data from the previous forms forward. If should bascially work like this:
But the problem I am having is when I submit page 4 page 5 won't load. No error, it just won'tload. It seems to be overburdened. Is there a max on the number of fields it can pass? Is there a better way to go about doing this that someone can suggest? Or a suggestion that someone can make to fix this problem?
I have a form with three <textarea> and one <input> element. When either of these are changed I want an "Update" button to be visible at the bottom of the form. I've tried this:
On every element I've added this trigger: onChange='jsVwBtn()'
Function like this: function jsVwBtn() {document.form1.btnupdate.type = "button";}
Default the btnupdate type is set to "hidden". Some of you might start to laugh now, but as you continue do that please give some "state of the art" way to do this
I created a label, a textbox and a button when i build the webform and try to see it with the explorer it only show the label
The other 2 objects (textbox and Button) at the Visual Basic.Net editor at the properties are visible and in the code i have <asp:TextBox id="TextBox1" runat="server" Width="122px"></asp:TextBox>
Some pages wont display dynamic data from the SQL DB unless the data is in a certain order, when I move the dynamic element up the page it becomes visible.Does the layout in the SQL DB determine the layout on the page?
Which directories and files are visible and readable for a (hacking) user at a Website:
a)directories in the default website (obviously: YES) b).asp-files in the default Website c).asp-files in any diretory outside the default Website d)virtual directories, with files, referred to in the Website e)any virtual directory, with files, set up in IIS f)any other directory and file on the server computer that you know the local physical path to g)any other directory and file on the server computer that you know a valid URL to.
which doesn't seem to be visible through out the site. If I use <% Response.Write(Session("UserLevel")) %> on the login page then it shows that the session in is present and the correct value. but when I use <% Response.Write(Session("UserLevel")) %>. on any other page through out the site it returns nothing
I'm actually wont to use sessions to protect admin pages.
As I am new to sessions, is there anything I am missing?
i have searched through a ton of past posts in an effort to find the answer to my problem but so far have come up with nothing. The problem I am experiencing is with VS6, visual interdev on windows 2000, with IIS.
When ever i attempt to debug my asp web app the debugger will step into the code and will start an Iexplore.exe process, but not actually make internet explorer visible.
Does anyone know any way round this I have spent loads of time trying to sort it already.
I was wondering if there was any way to grab all the visible text off a page using asp and xml. I can get all the html of a page. Can anyone help we be able to grab the visilble text.
I have several folders on a test web server that are not visible in the directory structures of several programs, including Visual Interdev and Stac ReachOut. All these folders have one thing in common: they are shared. I tried turning sharing off to fix the problem - no good.
The only way to make these folders visible to my project is to manually add them. But every time I refresh my project view, the folders go back to not being visible and I have to add them again. Any ideas?
I have a survey/member form that gathers information. I would like to have a drop down list on a page that a user selects, either 1, 2 or 3.If 2 or 3 I would like to show on the form another field for information gathering ie:if a user has 1 cat, fields for cat name, sex & age show.
if a user has 2 cats, 2 fields show instead of one for each, and the same for 3.....
But when i click on the hyperlink and is at Page2.asp. When i click the back btn on the IE, it cant bring me back to Page1.asp. It is always in a loop.
I am totally new to ASP.Till now the i have been using php, so i will try & relate my question with php.If a page is written in php & is seen by the client browser only the html code is visible to the client if he wants to see the code.But for the person who has access to the server,he can easily see the code by viewing the file in any text editor.What i want to ask is that if i write pages in ASP is it possible in any way that the people who have access to the server are unable to view the ASP code? Something like an exe file where the person cant see the code but just use the application.I want to know this cos if i want to hide my code of a web based application located in the server is it possible to do this in ASP?As far as i know this is not possible in PHP.
passing a hidden value to a querystring via a form. It is not working correctly because when I submit, it will go to calendar.asp?date= instead of calendar.asp?date=12/13/2004.
This code works because I have already tested. The value was correct.Here's the code for submitting the hidden value (this is the line of code that I need help with):
I building online forms for our new client acceptance forms. The first page has 35 fields, the second page has 20, and the third has 8. My question is how is the best way to move the data from page 1 to page 2 then pages 1 and 2's data to page 3? Should I use hidden text boxes or write them to a temporary table then move them once the form is submited? Network traffic is not an issue.
when i call for a asp page i c some process still running in the status bar. but when i click on the same link again, i could not find the process. it happens alternatevely.why is this happening? how to prevent?