I'm getting this J.S. error when Enter is pressed for a Search.The page stays on the page it is on and doesn't perform a Search:
'document.getElementById(...)' is null or not an object
The Search works on FireFox. I found one difference:
FireFox view source...
Because this system has a lot of tables related to the Orders table and if I try and create a Crytal report by using the fields from those tables I'm probably going to miss something down the line.
The way they have it now is that you can print a range of Invoices at once but all the Invoices...
thanks,
I'm trying to adapt a system that I didn't built.
I have used Crystal in the past to print Invoices, but
if I could get this work-around it would save a lot of
potential problems later.
...{
OrderRepeater.DataSource = GetOrders(Convert.ToInt32(dr["OrderID"]));
OrderRepeater.DataBind();
******** NEED SOME WAY TO PRINT EACH INVOICE HERE *************
}
The part that I want printed has no <html> or <body> tags:
</script>
<asp:Content...
I don't know if that store front has a
"SEO Friendly Product URL".
SEO is a very important feature for an ecommerce site.
Also, do any asp.net ecommerce packages out there
use AJAX?
Can that be done using the
<asp:CommandField ShowDeleteButton="True" />
type "button"?
I would like to use a regular button instead, like in
a asp:TemplateField for this, but can't figure out how to do it, or even if it can be done;
I would to also make this asp:TemplateField field...
Inside a GridView, I would like to display a
pop-up box when this Delete button is clicked:
<asp:CommandField ShowDeleteButton="True" />
Can this be done? Thanks
Is this the best way to use the ViewState in
my particular situation:
public partial class Members
private string MemberID
{
get
{
if (ViewState["MemberID"] == null)
return null;
return ViewState["MemberID"].ToString();
}
set { ViewState["MemberID"] =...
Thanks Jason
>> i wouldn't trust a system if it didn't let me log out.
I have a Log Out button [bigsmile].
This is the kind of site that most people will want to
stay logged in (like this site).
I guess storing an ID in a cookie is the best way to
persist the data but I was thinking viewstate too.
Hello,
If a user checks the chkPersistCookie check box when logging in, I want
their session to never expire:
(they don't have to Log In next time, and their Session will never expire).
My Question is : I need to pass a few values over to the new page.
But they can't expire (like Session's)...
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