I have an .aspx page. It has some buttons and dropdown controls.
Let's say I click on a particular button then it must redirect to the page which we have to generate dynamically. This dynamically generated page will have of course dynamic controls and events. So basically what I want to know is how to generate this new .aspx page on click of existing page's button click, and how to add dynamic controls to the generated page's code behind.
A way of doing this:
How to create ASPX Page Dynamically - A Step Ahead Series?
It doesn't sound good though.
What about using File.Create to create the aspx file, then response.redirect("newAspx file");
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I need to have datagrid(3 columns) to which the values will be added using 3 textboxes and a button(Add) on the same page. If click on Add button the value should append to datagrid without page refresh/reload?
Please guide me with your approaches to this problem? I ran out of search.
Have you considered using Ajax on the client-side? I presume that clicking the "Add" button is also supposed to update something on the back-end, which means you must do a round-trip of some kind. Either via a postback, but since you don't want this, then the only other option is Ajax whereby you'll make a separate asynchronous post to the back-end that will not cause a page refresh, and on the client script, inject the correct elements to "update" the grid on-screen. You could get that working as a prototype and then use knockout to simplfy the process.
1) I have used iframe in my default aspx page.
2) Created a new aspx page "datagrid.aspx" and had my datagrid as the only control in that page and set the src attribute of iframe to "datagrid.aspx"
3) Datatable to be rendered in datagrid.aspx is stored in the session variable in page load of default.aspx.
4) In the pageload of datagrid.aspx datatable is retrieved and binded to the datagrid.
5) When an item to be added/updated/removed are sent through querystring parameters from default.aspx using onclick event (JS) of a html button by setting the iframe source attribute.
Hope this answer helps.
If its not clear, Please comment.
I have a Master page with a script manager. I have a content page with an update panel. Inside the update panel i have several User controls which initially are all visible=false. After Opening one of the User control, i have not been able to attach my js file using
RegisterClientScriptInclude. I have used:
ScriptManager.RegisterClientScriptInclude(Page, this.GetType(), "key5", ResolveClientUrl("~/js/configurator.js"));
on the master page, on the content page and in the user control code behind. none of which shows that the js file is being loaded. i have always been able to do this but all controls have been visible from begining.
Could someone point how to load the script so that it is available for the User Control?
All I had to do is create a javascript handler like this so that it could be pick up after visible=true. $("button").live("click", function(e){......});
I want to create a dynamic control in my ASPX page. The control is like textbox, button, label, audio, video etc. And also generate the HTML page so i can drag and drop or bind this control.
So how can it be done? Please give me some advice or code project so i can understand it.
Thanks.
Here is an example on CodeProject that details how to create dynamic controls in ASP.NET and add them to the page using a PlaceHolder.
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/8114/Dynamically-Created-Controls-in-ASP-NET
i have to create a “aspx” page called “ViewMessageDetail.aspx” which will contain user control “ucViewMessageDetail.ascx”. Since it will be display as lyte box popup. How can i do that??
Try this page
http://www.asp101.com/lessons/usercontrols.asp
I'm developing an ASP.NET 3.5 web application using C# with AjaxToolkKit. I have a following question.
How can I put a collapsible panel inside GridView to make a master and detail list that expands to display the detail panel when view link in a row is clicked? This is something similar to the download list in MSDN page.
Thanks
Implement jQuery on the page. Have a look at the ajax methods, specifically in your case the load method. Show the master record on the page, along with a hidden div (you could inject it, but hey lets keep this simple ;). Bind the load to the click event of the master record displayed, and then use slideDown to show the hidden div on the page.
ie A very simply example of the load method, loading the html result from ajax/test.html into the element that is selected by 'result'
$('#result').load('ajax/test.html');