How about parsing Context.Request.RawUrl? =)
/daniel
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If you wanted to determine whethe
If you wanted to determine whether you are executing under the context of a
ASP.NET page or a webservice how would you do that?
Regards
MP
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Hi Shawn,
Thank you for sharing your insight.
Pradeep
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Hello Christopher.
You have to realize that this is markup language. Before you can even
compile this as an ASP.NET application, it has to be parsed first. The
parser is not going to be looking for strings or variables or anything
else except for markup tags. is a markup tag to the parser;
"" i
You have to realize that this is markup language. Before you can even
compile this as an ASP.NET application, it has to be parsed first. The
parser is not going to be looking for strings or variables or anything
else except for markup tags. is a markup tag to the parser;
"" is something else.
I of course want the TextChanged event to be processed regardless of whether
or not the text was actually changed
Andrew Baudouin
Applications Programmer
Information Technology Department
AWC Inc
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Hi all,
Does anyone know of a method to force the client javascript onblur event to
cause a server-side TextChanged event?
doesn't work.
Thanks.
Andrew Baudouin
Applications Programmer
Information Technology Department
AWC Inc
(225)752-3939 x228
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From: Luis Abre
I also posted this response to the Winforms list, but before I
realized the question had also been posted here. I think that either
this list or the CLR list is more appropriate, so I'm also responding
here.
Puneet Jain wrote:
> Hi..
> Can anybody guess about these questions???
> 1. Is CLR a p
hello. So could you please tell why this is not a bug? how can a script
section interpret a string as a tag?
Thanks.
Regards,
Luis
It's not a bug. Try "" so it won't read it incorrectly.
Hope this helps!
Christopher Reed
Web Applications Supervisor
Information Technology
City of Lubbock
[EMAIL PROT
I have used this before..(split the script tag) works on the code behind
implementation.
sql += @""; //ERROR HERE
Luis Abreu
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It's not a bug. Try "" so it won't read it incorrectly.
Hope this helps!
Christopher Reed
Web Applications Supervisor
Information Technology
City of Lubbock
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"The oxen are slow, but the earth is patient."
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Hello. last night I was doi
3:
The click event for the HTMLButton with "runat=server" is called
ServerClick; the asp:Button is Click.
The data types are different:
protected System.Web.UI.HtmlControls.HtmlInputButton Button2;
protected System.Web.UI.WebControls.Button Button1;
In the designer we have different properties
Hello. last night I was doing some tests on asp.net and I've foud that
if write code like this the page doesn't compile:
<%@ Page Language="C#" %>
Untitled Page
void ProcessClick( object sender, EventArgs args )
{
string sql = @"