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Modifying Server Behaviors PLEASE HELP
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Tony,
I thought if I modified the server behaviors it would help.
I actually just would like to do an update, delete and insert on the same page. This seems next to impossible.
The code is in the shared files for the server behaviors already in place. I don't know which code to replace or comment out to allow for more than one modify behavior on a form. My code seems ok, I think it's the code that the behaviors refer to in js files I am missing.
Please ... help...me.....
thanks,
Va
I thought if I modified the server behaviors it would help.
I actually just would like to do an update, delete and insert on the same page. This seems next to impossible.
The code is in the shared files for the server behaviors already in place. I don't know which code to replace or comment out to allow for more than one modify behavior on a form. My code seems ok, I think it's the code that the behaviors refer to in js files I am missing.
Please ... help...me.....
thanks,
Va
Hi Va,
Actually you could do all you wanted if you coded the insert manually, used the update server behaviour and the delete file behvaviour.
I have found that it is easier to do a kind of "go to" link so if the user wishes to insert a file, create a minipop up which will let them do that and self close at the end. Ditto with the delete and updates, each link would open a seperate page which makes adding all that ASP code a little more bearable!
If you need ahand with the code, drop a note
M "There are 3 kinds of people; those that can count and those that can't"
Actually you could do all you wanted if you coded the insert manually, used the update server behaviour and the delete file behvaviour.
I have found that it is easier to do a kind of "go to" link so if the user wishes to insert a file, create a minipop up which will let them do that and self close at the end. Ditto with the delete and updates, each link would open a seperate page which makes adding all that ASP code a little more bearable!
If you need ahand with the code, drop a note
M "There are 3 kinds of people; those that can count and those that can't"
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