Jump ASP TO ASP.Net
I have done asp and want to start with asp.net can u plz suggest some good book from beginner's point of view . also can u suggest some online resources
View RepliesI have done asp and want to start with asp.net can u plz suggest some good book from beginner's point of view . also can u suggest some online resources
View RepliesI have in an order 3 tables with three different orders in them. If the customer wishes to purchase a forth item then they would click on the add new item. Problem:
When the customer click on the add new item button it then adds the new order form for the forth item. The problem is that it reloads the page at the top meaning that you have to scroll down to the new order form.
I have tried the Auto Page Jump technique like so:
PageRedirect "folder/pagename.asp?page=showAll#order4"
Order4 being the new order form in the page.
All forms have the anchor tags and are named correctly but this still doesnt work.
I have an asp page, where under special circumstances, I want the page to scroll down a bit. I know how to set up the conditions, but how do I get the page to scroll down to an anchor further down when the it loads?
View Replies View RelatedIn VB there is the Goto Statement. In ASP, what would be the equivalent of that? My code looks something like this
For x = 0 to Counter - 1
' Checking for duplicate values
For
Checking for duplicate errors
If duplicate jump to NextVal
Next
' Meat of Code
I only what this to happen if there is not a duplicate
NextVal:
Next
how can i jump directly to another page ? let me explain better...i've got this form...the user fullfills the form and presses send...the form calls and asp file...after executing that file i want to be able to send the user to a specific web page, but i don't want him to press any link...just go there directly...how can i do it ?
View Replies View Relatedhow would I go about setting the <selected> attribute of a jump menu to one representing the current page? background info: i have a template-based site employing a jump menu as the navigation, but for usability's sake it needs to not reset back to the first option in the menu, but rather hang on to the current page as the 'selected' option. example of similar HTML showing the hard-coded 'selected' option I need to change: Code:
<form name="form">
<select name="menu1" onChange="MM_jumpMenu('parent',this,0)">
<option value="page1.asp" selected>page1</option>
<option value="page2.asp">page2</option>
</select>
<input type="button" name="Button1" value="Go" onClick="MM_jumpMenuGo('menu1','parent',0)">
</form>
Let's say I have a form like this:
<form action="handler.asp"> ... </form>
Within handler.asp, I output a number of named anchors:
<a name="important1">Important 1</a> ...
<a name="important2">Important 2</a> ...
<a name="important3">Important 3</a> ...
In my form processing code, I want the returned page to jump to one of these anchors depending on the result of the processing.
How can I do this?I don't want to use a redirection because then I would have to
re-process the same page.
I put jump menu with a dynamic value of username field in my ASP JS... i want to display the field information every time i click or select the certain username.
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View Replies View RelatedI have four pull-down menus and a GO button. Each menu contribute a parameter to an URL query string (like asp?a=1&b=2&c=3&d=4) where variable a is return from menu1, b returns from menu2 etc.
I created the four menus using Dreamweaver's INSERT JUMP MENU function and I find it difficult to modify its auto-generated javascript code to suit my needs. Does anyone has the complete code to accomplish this?
I've writen the code below which displays a drop down select menu and can be displayed by writing the variable 'sjobs'. The code works fine as it is and the menu is populated with the requested info from the database ok. The problem I'm having is adding url links to the menu values. Code:
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