I have an autocomplete on my page where I use it as a search. I want to be able to select an item that appears in the autocomplete and then when the user clicks another box it will do a postback and if there is data for the one selected, it will populate the other fields for that chosen selection.
So what I am asking, is how would I go about doing a postback when the user clicks into another textbox on the screen?
Hi you could use event from textbox (TextChanged) inside this event put your code to verify if this data is correct. Don't forget put property AutoPostBack from textbox in True. This action only can be use if the data in textbox change if for example you put
My Dog
and data not exists if you change focus nothing will happen until you change the data for example
My Cat
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I have dropdown and texboxes and one button on the form. I'm using 'autopostback=true' for all the form elements. When you fill the form you need to push 'send' button. But because of texbox.autopostback, you need to push 2 time to send form.
If you select dropdown lastly, then there is no problem. But if you're filling textboxes than you need to click 2 time to send form.
Is there any solution for it? I must use textboxes.autopostback='true' but need some solution.
Thanks,
UPDATE:
All controls stays in updatepanel element.
Set a hidden field value to "1" when textbox posts back and its value is valid, else set the hidden field value to "0"
On client-side, in pageLoad event, automatically click the button if the hidden field value is "1". So, to the user button is only clicked once and your auto submitting the form when text post back returns.
Both the above points need to be done in your code-behind.
The result of of this logic will enforce a consistent workflow, where the button can be clicked only once to submit the page.
First off, I have managed to create a web application where my dynamically created user controls are recreated and repopulated with the correct information upon postback. I am not sure what my problem is, but i hope that you will be able to help me figure it out based on my situation:
On my page i enter the number of controls to be created into a hardcoded textbox (its on the aspx page) and click the okay butten. This in turn, creates the specified number of user controls dynamically using c# in the background.
So far the desired number of dynamic controls are in a table on the page.
Next...
I have 1 textbox and 4 dropboxes on each dynamic user control. When i type a company name into the textbox field and press enter or click away (on text changed event) it autoposts back and the textbox retains the company name that i have typed in.
Based on this string the dropboxes are populated from the database. Now when i select the desired items from the dropboxes and click on the save button (located outside of the dynamic controls, on the page) it does an insert to the database, but it turns out that upon this postback the indexes from the dropboxes have been reset and the wrong values get inserted.
The following pictures show firstly, how it should be and then how it is.
Basically the company name remains in the textbox of the dynamic control, but the information i choose from the dropbox resets to the first index.
It's hard to tell what happend without code, but this is a common mistake:
If you fill/create the dropdownlist controls in the page load event and you post back, the code will refill/recreate the controls. That's why you have to use something like If(!IsPostBack) in your page load event. Otherwise it will execute that code everytime you do a postback and actually just want to execute the code in your event handler for that button.
If you're dynamically creating the controls, make sure to do that in the Page_Init event. Dynamic controls have to be recreated on every postback. Their state is restored after the Page_Init (if it is a postback), so make sure to only set their values in Page_Load if you want to overwrite them.
Once I successfully validate user data in a TextBox (using TextChanged EventHandler), I'd like to programmatically tab to the next input control. I know I could hard code the name and do
Score2.Focus(Windows.UI.Xaml.FocusState.Keyboard);
but I've got 20 TextBox controls on the page page and I'd like to use the same EventHandler for all of them.
While it may be possible (iterate through the page's control inspecting their tab order and selecting the appopriate next control), I would recommend against it. It will irritate your user if they leave a text box to go back and correct a previous field but your app decides it knows better and gives focus to another field.
Following are the details of my problem:
I have 2 user controls (U1 and U2) in a Workspace. My first User Control U1 contains a grid. U2 has a richtextbox control in it. Currently when we change some data in a row in U1, and click the save button, the data is entered in database. When a child row is created for a row in U1 grid, it has U2 embedded in it. When i enter data in the richtextbox and click on Save. Save does not fire properly.
Purpose:
I need to save the data entered in textbox in a variable before the Save event is fired.
So, am using the leave event of textbox to save the text.
Problem:
But when i enter some data in the textbox and click on save, first the Leave event of textbox is fired and so the Save function does not fire properly.
Could anyone provide any hint as to what event of textbox i can use to do the following without affecting save functionality or any other approach to it?
If you are using server side lost focus (leave) event of textbox , then after postback this event will be fired.
So you had to wait for postback to complete beore clicking on save button.
If you have to store the value of textbox , you can create a hidden field and use textbox's client side blur event to store value at clientside only.
e.g.
javascript:
function savedata()
{
hdnValue.value = document.getElementById('TextBox1').value ;
}
Later after postback you can use this value from hidden field before performing Save operation.
Have a dropdown list with autopostback set to 'yes' have another dropdown list box that will be populated based on the selection of the first dropdown. It works fine until I put a submit botton on the form. When I do it appears to not do the auto postback until the submit button is pushed. Can you have a submit button on a form that has a dropdown with autopostback active. thanks...
Sure you can.
Are you handling the autopostback event of the first dropdown in the code-behind file to populate the second dropdown? If so, your postback event should be firing when you change your selection in the first dropdown. Put a breakpoint in your code to assure that your event code is being called.
Sure you can. Are you seeing it not load the second dropdown? If so, check where you're handling that, as it may be in the wrong spot (if you're doing it with code) or you might have it wrapped in a !postback without thinking about it. Post more code and explanation for more help.