Erm i am new to this. How do i pass the value the user enters into a text box to the vb code behind?
<input type="text" runat="server" id="amount" name="amount" size="15" />
No need to pass the value As its RunAt = server you can directly access value of the text box using its Text property
Example
amount.Value
or you can make use of Request collection to get the value of the textbox Request.Form["amount"]
Use the ASP.NET-TextBox Control.
<asp:TextBox ID="TextBox1" runat="server"/>
Then you can access it from codebehind via it's ID
Dim Textbox1Text As String = Me.TextBox1.Text
The Text will automatically persisted in ViewState across postbacks by default.
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I am working on an asp.net page where I am saving user input into my database using TextBox e.g ***<asp:TextBox ID="code" runat="server" Width="155px"></asp:TextBox>***
in this case I'm getting the ID of the TextBox as "code" so i can capture the values from that TextBox. Now i have a jQuery texbox <input type="text" id="date" required="required"/> where "date" is jQuery function ID. Which attribute or ID should i use to capture the user input and save them into my database using this <input type="text" id="date" required="required"/> textbox..?
you can change your plain textbox to asp textbox
<asp:TextBox Id="date" runat="server" required="required" />
if not than you can get values of plain Html elements in code behind.
Write a function to set the value of "date" textbox to a hidden
field
Than capture the value of hiddenfield in your code behind
Hope this helps
Why not simply turn that field into a asp.net control as well?
Would be:
<asp:TextBox Id="date" runat="server" required="required" />
It will be rendered as a input type="text" to the browser anyway and should work just fine.
In order to find the control (since ASP.NET sometimes have the odd interest in prefixing controls) you can just use $find in your script. Or, as someone pointed out, use class selectors (i.e assign a CssClass attribute to your TextBox) and use that as selector in your jQuery code.
That way the date value will be available both to server side operations and client side.
you can use Asp.Net textbox as jquery datepicker, just use class selector to convert into jquery ui date picker
I have a text box
<asp:textbox runat="server" id="checkIn" ClientIDMode="Static" ReadOnly="true">
</asp:textbox>
The text in the text box is inputted through a Jquery DatePicker. In some code behind I am getting the text from this text box like so.
string x=checkIn.Text;
Why can I not pull the inputted date from the text box? I am guessing it is to do with the fact that it is readonly as when I remove this it works?
Can anyone help me?
In ASP.Net, if the readonly value is changed, it will revert to the original value on the postback.
You can use a wrokaround however, instead of specifying readonly declaratively, assign it as an attribute in code-behind. i.e.
instead of
<asp:textbox runat="server" id="checkIn" ReadOnly="true"...
apply this is code-behind
checkIn.Attributes.Add("readonly", "readonly");
But, the viewstate still may not work with this.
More info:
There is a subtle difference between readonly and disabled controls in HTML. The disabled ones will not be submitted with the form, however the readonly ones will. Literally, readonly is just readonly, but disabled is actually disabled.
From W3C: http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/interact/forms.html#h-17.12
(Get down to section 17.13.2 Successful controls under 17.13 Form submission)
ASP.Net however, reverts to the original value on postback if a control is declared like that i.e. if the attribute is set during init. Which is why setting the attribute later (in page load) will not affect this behavior.
Use HTML input tag instead of asp:textbox
Use this:-
<input type="text" readonly="readonly" runat="server" id="checkIn" clientidmode="Static"/>
Instead of this:-
<asp:textbox runat="server" id="checkIn" ClientIDMode="Static" ReadOnly="true"></asp:textbox>
Write the following code in your code behind file, for asp.net .cs or class file and for vb in .vb file.
You will have to write it on page load event, depending on if you want it before postback or after or irrespective of both...
textbox.Attributes.Add("readonly", "readonly");
Try to make readonly to false before posting the values through jQuery or Java-Script. It should work.
$('#tbox').removeAttr('readonly');
Suppose I have a asp:button then on client click I need to call a function which remove the read-only attribute from the text-box.
<asp:Button ID="MessageButton" runat="server" Text="Hellow"
OnClientClick="return changeAttribute()" />
<asp:textbox runat="server" id="checkIn" ClientIDMode="Static" ReadOnly="true">
</asp:textbox>
and change attribute function in javascript as follows
function changeAttribute()
{
$('#checkIn').removeAttr('readonly');
return true;
}
You can also leave the readOnly attribute off in the asp:TextBox control and use jquery $('#textbox').attr('readOnly','readOnly').
You can actually get the value of a readonly textbox if it is within the form.
var text = Page.Request.Form[TextBox.UniqueID];
Sorry this response is a few years late!
Apply in asp.cs Page : AttrName.Attributes.Add("readonly", "readonly");
Please use:
Request.Form[txtText.UniqueID]
I had the same issue with jQuery, however fixed with a trick:
$('#txtBoxID').removeAttr('readonly');
/// Do your stuff here..
$('#txtBoxID').add('readonly');
;)
I want to get the value of my input tag into my C#.
<div id="datetimepicker2" class="input-append">
<input data-format="MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm:ss PP" type="text"></input>
<span class="add-on">
<i data-time-icon="icon-time" data-date-icon="icon-calendar">
</i>
</span>
</div>// what should we use here?
The value is set by the user of the page.
I did't understand which control value you want to get. But If you want to get input element value into the code behind, you need to set runat="server" attribute, because this is a simple html element not a Asp control.
Add runat="server" and id="your_id" and you should have access to them.
for example:
<input type="text" value="Username" class="input-text autoclear"
runat="server" id="myTextBox" />
than you can simply get value of input box like this:
string myStringFromTheInput = myTextBox.Value;
For more options please See here
Try this
Add name for your input type
<input data-format="MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm:ss PP" name="txtBox1" type="text"></input>
and try this way for get value in codebehind
string value=Request.Form["txtBox1"];
You can access all your submitted form data at server side by looking into the form Request object.
Ex. Request.Form["txtDate"] OR Request["txtDate"].
Naming the html elements makes easier to look into form collection for specified element.
If what you posted is your actual code, you have an extra space in your closing tag
</asp: TextBox>
Should be
</asp:TextBox>
and then txt_todata.text should work
To pass values from javascript to the code behind after a postback I use this code:
string strRowNumberTblOne = Request.Form["iRowNumberTblOne"];
<input type="hidden" id="iRowNumberTblOne" name="iRowNumberTblOne" value="" />
Is there a way to clear the input field from the code behind?
The Request.Form is read only.
Add runat="server". Then set its Value property.
Try this Instead of you can use Hidden TextBox , like this
<asp:TextBox ID="TextBox2" style="display:none" runat="server"></asp:TextBox>
In JavaScript
varResult = document.getElementById('<%= TextBox2.ClientID%>');
I'm not sure why when referencing a code behind variable in an asp.net control, I get the text of the reference:
<%=this.Person.Contact.Emails[0].EmailAddress%>
This outputs the literal reference text:
<asp:TextBox ID="EmailAddress" runat="server" Text="<%=this.Person.Contact.Emails[0].EmailAddress%>"></asp:TextBox>
This renders the variable value:
<input id="testfield" type="text" value="<%=this.Person.Contact.Emails[0].EmailAddress%>" />
Any ideas how I can get the variable value in the asp.net control?
You could say:
EmailAddress.Text = this.Person.Contact.Emails[0].EmailAddress
in your code behind
I prefer the solution in Code Behind in hunter's solution but another option would be to use data binding with #:
<asp:TextBox ID="EmailAddress" runat="server" Text="<%# this.Person.Contact.Emails[0].EmailAddress%>" />
But then you have to bind the server control in code-behind:
EmailAdress.DataBind();
The = sign is like a call to Response.Write() at this place and just outputs whatever follows as text.