[Solved] Javascript validation error not valid value N/A [closed]

Assuming the string “N/A” is without anything leading or tailing you can do the following var na = contentOfYourTextbox; if(!na.match(/^N\s*[/]\s*A$/)){ alert(“I’m sorry, Dave. I’m afraid I can’t do that.”); } else { // do whatever you have plannned to do when the user entered “N/A” } 2 solved Javascript validation error not valid value N/A … Read more

[Solved] How to solve this issue in a URL? [closed]

Your question is not clear. what i understand that seems u want to restrict user to modified url. you can user URL Referrer check on page load if Request.UrlReferrer.AbsoluteUri == null { Response.redirect(“home page”) } If someone tried to modify url it will alway return null and you can redirect to home page or some … Read more

[Solved] Auto Hide/Show DIV in asp.net [closed]

I assume you have created a div that contains controls relating to the users inbox, or a custom message. Firstly, I suggest putting the controls in an asp:Panel, and not a . This is so you can hide and show the panel at any time. Force the panel to be hidden on page load. Then, … Read more

[Solved] I need to use multiple response.redirect in ASP.NET using C#

If I understand the problem correctly, you are trying to send three values from Page One to Page Two. In that case, you could build a Query string using the values from txtBoxBookTitle, drpDownType and DrpDownPurchase. The string should be in the follwing format: string queryString = “?bookName={txtBoxBookTitle}&bookType={drpDownType.Value}&purchaseType={DrpDownPurchase.Value}” Then you could append the above string … Read more

[Solved] why my password isn’t changed?

this part: cmd.ExecuteNonQuery(); cmd.Parameters.Clear(); cmd.Dispose(); cmd = null; db.Close(); db.Open(); SqlDataReader DR; DR = cmd.ExecuteReader(); why do you execute a non query, which is a query (select * from …)? why do you dispose the SqlCommand object cmd and why do you reuse it after disposing? why do you close and open the line below? … Read more

[Solved] Unable to instantiate Object in ASP.NET [closed]

It is invalid to assign an access modifier to a local variable hence the error. You need to remove the private access modifier from the local variable. public ActionResult Index() { Repository repository = new Repository(); return View(repository.Reservations); } 1 solved Unable to instantiate Object in ASP.NET [closed]

[Solved] How to capture windows username of client [duplicate]

I use this on my devops site to get info about client workstation: string a1 = Request.ServerVariables[“REMOTE_ADDR”]; Label1.Text = “Microsoft & Browser Settings: \t” + Request.UserAgent; Label2.Text = “Web Server IP: ” + HttpContext.Current.Request.ServerVariables[“LOCAL_ADDR”]; Label3.Text = “Request Server DNS: ” + Request.ServerVariables[“REMOTE_ADDR”]; Label4.Text = “Request Host Address DNS: ” + Request.UserHostAddress; Label5.Text = “Request Host … Read more