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Disabling all fields in new way?? using asp.net??

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    hai. currently i m using asp.net with c# 2005 (2.0 framework). here i have created a page with 50 fields (mixture of labels, textbox, dropdown box, image controls). The thing is when user select the 1st two field (both are dropdowns) then only all the other fields should enable for the user. we can user the disable property and do it. but to do for 48 fields is too risky. So is there anyother way to put a layer (or screen) over the 48 fields where user cant use the fields before selecting the dropdowns? guide me. thanks in advance - KARAN

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      hai. currently i m using asp.net with c# 2005 (2.0 framework). here i have created a page with 50 fields (mixture of labels, textbox, dropdown box, image controls). The thing is when user select the 1st two field (both are dropdowns) then only all the other fields should enable for the user. we can user the disable property and do it. but to do for 48 fields is too risky. So is there anyother way to put a layer (or screen) over the 48 fields where user cant use the fields before selecting the dropdowns? guide me. thanks in advance - KARAN

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      Sneha Bisht
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      Hi , yes you can do it . In aspx page you create table and put all 48 fields under this table . and done table visible = false. and visible true at the IInd dropdownlist selection event. your all fields

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        hai. currently i m using asp.net with c# 2005 (2.0 framework). here i have created a page with 50 fields (mixture of labels, textbox, dropdown box, image controls). The thing is when user select the 1st two field (both are dropdowns) then only all the other fields should enable for the user. we can user the disable property and do it. but to do for 48 fields is too risky. So is there anyother way to put a layer (or screen) over the 48 fields where user cant use the fields before selecting the dropdowns? guide me. thanks in advance - KARAN

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        Pu all those control in a panel and toggle panel's visibility depending on your condition.

        All C# applications should call Application.Quit(); in the beginning to avoid any .NET problems.- Unclyclopedia How to use google | Ask smart questions

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          Hi , yes you can do it . In aspx page you create table and put all 48 fields under this table . and done table visible = false. and visible true at the IInd dropdownlist selection event. your all fields

          modified on Tuesday, September 23, 2008 3:27 PM

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          thanks sneha. but the thing is i already used nearly 10 tables to segregate the fields, so implementing the tables will become more critical for me. Is there any control in .net 2005 to proceed my work? guide me. thanks in advance - KARAN

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            Pu all those control in a panel and toggle panel's visibility depending on your condition.

            All C# applications should call Application.Quit(); in the beginning to avoid any .NET problems.- Unclyclopedia How to use google | Ask smart questions

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            thanks navaneeth. i didnt try this . let me processs and if any i will come back. Actually what i m exactly looking is.... Please check the following link (1st press the close button) and press the refresh button. A screen will appear so that until the process finish, we cant choose any films. The same i m trying in .net 2005. is there any "covering screen" like this? link : https://www.thecinema.in/thecinema.in/cinemalite.html

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              thanks navaneeth. i didnt try this . let me processs and if any i will come back. Actually what i m exactly looking is.... Please check the following link (1st press the close button) and press the refresh button. A screen will appear so that until the process finish, we cant choose any films. The same i m trying in .net 2005. is there any "covering screen" like this? link : https://www.thecinema.in/thecinema.in/cinemalite.html

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              Karan_TN wrote:

              https://www.thecinema.in/thecinema.in/cinemalite.html

              I can't take it as it is blocked.

              All C# applications should call Application.Quit(); in the beginning to avoid any .NET problems.- Unclyclopedia How to use google | Ask smart questions

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                Hi , yes you can do it . In aspx page you create table and put all 48 fields under this table . and done table visible = false. and visible true at the IInd dropdownlist selection event. your all fields

                modified on Tuesday, September 23, 2008 3:27 PM

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                ....Or place them in a div and toggle the visibilty.

                Bob Ashfield Consultants Ltd

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                  thanks navaneeth. i didnt try this . let me processs and if any i will come back. Actually what i m exactly looking is.... Please check the following link (1st press the close button) and press the refresh button. A screen will appear so that until the process finish, we cant choose any films. The same i m trying in .net 2005. is there any "covering screen" like this? link : https://www.thecinema.in/thecinema.in/cinemalite.html

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                  Hi, You can do something like that with javascript - it's like a curten (I don't know if I translated it well) - I know there is a bunch of these on the javascript pages on the net.... Try to google it :-)

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                    Hi, You can do something like that with javascript - it's like a curten (I don't know if I translated it well) - I know there is a bunch of these on the javascript pages on the net.... Try to google it :-)

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                    thanks for your reply simsen. plz could you give me the link ? i searched in many place. but i cant get the exact thing, which i need..... help me

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