I have a page with a datalist that edits and deletes it's own info - so there are some edit and delete buttons - on the same page I have a separate "form" - I need to validate on this other form but not on the datalist - How can I do this? The problem is that I add a required validator to the...
I gotcha, but here's the thing - I don't want the space of the textboxes either... So say I have a value of "Hi" in a textbox with a size of 150 - I want that size to go away too...
make sense?
[conehead]
This might sound crazy, but is it possible, through css, to have a textfield on a page, when printed out, just show the value and not the textbox, or the selected value of a dropdown and not the dropdown?
make sense?
[conehead]
hmmm - I think that is going to make sure the two boxes are equal... I just want to make sure that if 1 has a value then they both have a value...
[conehead]
My issues is this - I have a site where you have to login - I am putting that login info in a session and am checking it on each page - it is timing out rather quickly - I am doing this all on the default.aspx page - I just need to know the best way to do this? Thanks for any help....
[conehead]
Boy, you guys are good.. OK here's another one- In a stored procedure I am passing a value such as "26 Nov 2006" If have another field where I want to add on 180 days - anyway to do it? It's ok if it;'s just a straight up datetime field value (i.e. 11/26/2007 00:00:00 AM)
[conehead]
I have two fields where if they are both blank it is ok, but if one is filled out then the other one must be filled out also, How would I validate this with asp.net? Comparevalidator? if so, how?
[conehead]
Hmmm I tried: (doing it in .net)
ValidationExpression="/\,\s/g"
And it does not validate anything - any ideas?
I want the textbox to have string, string
[conehead]
This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.
By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.