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Solved it with this - totally unobtrusive! document.getElementById('Form1').onsubmit=ValidationKernal; var buttonClicked = null; //Add Click events to all submit buttons var controls = document.getElementById("Form1"); for (i=0...

I have a form with various fields and two submit buttons. I have set the default event handler for the submit event to point to a validation method i.e. document.getElementById("Form1").onsubmit=Validate; In my function Validate, I want to determine which button was pressed is this possible?

I've rephrased the question slightly: I want to generate a postback using client side javascript. I am currently using unobtrusive javascript (for accessibility reasons) so, I am NOT using code like this: <input type="button" id="btnUpdate" onclick="Validate()" /> Instead I am using...

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I wasnt to generate a postback as if a specific button element was pressed. Looking at how .net does this it seems to add the following html to a form: <input type="hidden" name="__EVENTTARGET" /> <input type="hidden" name="__EVENTARGUMENT" /> With this an additional javascript method is...

I have a method addEvent which wires up events. //Set default submit handler to always return false, and therefore not submit the form. document.getElementById('Form1').onsubmit=function(){return false;} //The following code points all submit events at the method EventKernal...

This is my second attempt - this seems to kill my server completely.... Any ideas where I'm going wrong?? string filePath = context.Server.MapPath("~") + "/Audio/UploadedAudio/" + filename; FileStream oFile = new FileStream (filePath, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read); try...

I am trying to send an mp3 to a browser. However, it takes about 20 seconds before anything appears, and then file appears all of a sudden in blocks. How can I make teh app so the response is sent immediately in chunks? This is my code so far: FileStream oFile = new...

its for a yellow fad type technique - so I cant add all the iterations of this to the css!

var obj = document.getElementById("div1"); obj.style.backgroundColor = "#FF0000"; This works in al browsers except Safari 1.3.2 Any ideas how to resolve this?

I am currently developing a website. During this development I am protecting the site with windows authentication. I do not yet want to expose the site to the world, however, I have a couple of web services that I want to make public. Is this possible without adding code to my site?

My error occurs before i specify a method - rather the problem occurs when i call the .asmx file without a reference to the method I want to execute. Can you apply a similar tag to the whole webservice?

I am pulling a value from a row: safeID = (lookUpRow.Cells(1, 2)) An example number is 001234 I then want to place this value in another cell via Sheets(targetWorkSheetName).Cells(targetRow, 7).Value = safeID However the leading zeros are lost. How do I prevent this?

Aye.. my final code reads: For Each targetCell In targetStaffRange.Cells 'Get the individuals name for this row targetIndividual = targetCell.Value targetRow = targetCell.row For Each lookUpRow In UKStaffRange.Rows staff =...

Cheers for your help. If I'm iterating through cells i.e. For Each targetCell In targetStaffRange.Cells Next targetCell can I get the row number of the current cell? targetStaffRange is just a range 1 column wide It comes from a sheet that contains many columns. Is it...