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  • P padmanabhan N

    mylogics wrote:

    protected void txttotalprice_TextChanged(object sender, EventArgs e) { string s = txtqty.Text; string k = txtproductprice.Text; int i = Convert.ToInt32(s); int j = Convert.ToInt32(k); int l = i * j; txttotalprice.Text = Convert.ToString(i); }

    --instead use { double i = double.parse(txtqty.Text); double j = double.parse(txtproductprice.Text); double l = i*j; txttotalprice.Text = l.Tostring(); }

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    mylogics
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    hiii still not workin.it just shows nothin in txttotalprice.

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    • B Blue_Boy

      Why you don't use javscript for that calculation?


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      mylogics
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      can u give me some idea hw cud i use javascript for this calculation...

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        can u give me some idea hw cud i use javascript for this calculation...

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        Blue_Boy
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        Here it is. function Calculate() { document.getElementById('<%=txttotalprice.ClientID%>').value= document.getElementById('<%=txtqty.ClientID%>').value * document.getElementById('<%=txtproductprice.ClientID%>').value }


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        • M mylogics

          hii... i hav 3 textbox named:txtqty,txtproductprice,txttotalprice. i want that when the cursor goes to txttotalprice.the txttotalprice textbox get initialized by the value which is multiple of txtqty and txtproductprice.i hav used the textbox changed event of txttotalprice like this: then i hav coded it like this: protected void txttotalprice_TextChanged(object sender, EventArgs e) { string s = txtqty.Text; string k = txtproductprice.Text; int i = Convert.ToInt32(s); int j = Convert.ToInt32(k); int l = i * j; txttotalprice.Text = Convert.ToString(i); } but it doesnt show any value in txttotalprice...

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          sajjy
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          hi you know , i think you`d better not do that like this !!! :-D because ontextchanged , sends the information to the server andyour page relodes and takes so much time ! it`s better to do this on client side with java script something like this :

          var quantity = document.getElementById('txtqty').value;
          var price = document.getElementById('txtproductprice').value;
          document.getElementById('txttotalprice').value = quantity*price;

          :cool:

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            hi you know , i think you`d better not do that like this !!! :-D because ontextchanged , sends the information to the server andyour page relodes and takes so much time ! it`s better to do this on client side with java script something like this :

            var quantity = document.getElementById('txtqty').value;
            var price = document.getElementById('txtproductprice').value;
            document.getElementById('txttotalprice').value = quantity*price;

            :cool:

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            mylogics
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            is there any other way to do this without using javascript bcoz i dont know javascript n how to implement it... :(

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            • M mylogics

              is there any other way to do this without using javascript bcoz i dont know javascript n how to implement it... :(

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              sajjy
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              javascript is the best way ;) if you have a masterpage , the way that blue boy said is better than mine :) code it like this in your .aspx page :

              the code that blue boy said

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                javascript is the best way ;) if you have a masterpage , the way that blue boy said is better than mine :) code it like this in your .aspx page :

                the code that blue boy said

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                sajjy
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                oh i forgot to say something else ;) in your code that you made textboxes you must add this function like this :

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                • M mylogics

                  is there any other way to do this without using javascript bcoz i dont know javascript n how to implement it... :(

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                  padmanabhan N
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                  //as sajjy says function total() { var quantity = document.getElementById('txtqty').value; var price = document.getElementById('txtproductprice').value; document.getElementById('txttotalprice').value = quantity*price; } //call that event in the textbox onblur():

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                    hii... i hav 3 textbox named:txtqty,txtproductprice,txttotalprice. i want that when the cursor goes to txttotalprice.the txttotalprice textbox get initialized by the value which is multiple of txtqty and txtproductprice.i hav used the textbox changed event of txttotalprice like this: then i hav coded it like this: protected void txttotalprice_TextChanged(object sender, EventArgs e) { string s = txtqty.Text; string k = txtproductprice.Text; int i = Convert.ToInt32(s); int j = Convert.ToInt32(k); int l = i * j; txttotalprice.Text = Convert.ToString(i); } but it doesnt show any value in txttotalprice...

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                    Sundeep Ganiga
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                    Dear Guys, You People have left one thing,onblur event(given by padmanabhan) should be written to Two text boxes(txtqty and txtproductprice).In Function we have to Check whether these two TextBoxes are not null and if it is not so , Then multiply and display data in third textbox. Writing an event for third textbox is of no use here. Sundeep Ganiga

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                    • S sajjy

                      oh i forgot to say something else ;) in your code that you made textboxes you must add this function like this :

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                      mylogics
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                      its not workin... function Calculate() { document.getElementById('<%=txttotalprice.ClientID%>').value= document.getElementById('<%=txtqty.ClientID%>').value * document.getElementById('<%=txtproductprice.ClientID%>').value } wat to do...

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                      • P padmanabhan N

                        //as sajjy says function total() { var quantity = document.getElementById('txtqty').value; var price = document.getElementById('txtproductprice').value; document.getElementById('txttotalprice').value = quantity*price; } //call that event in the textbox onblur():

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                        mylogics
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                        hiii onblur event does not exist... oninit(),onload(),onunlload,ontextchanged(),onprerender()...exist which event shud i use....

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                        • M mylogics

                          its not workin... function Calculate() { document.getElementById('<%=txttotalprice.ClientID%>').value= document.getElementById('<%=txtqty.ClientID%>').value * document.getElementById('<%=txtproductprice.ClientID%>').value } wat to do...

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                          sajjy
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                          change it to this one :

                          function Calculate()
                          {
                          document.getElementById('<%=txttotalprice.ClientID%>').value=
                          document.getElementById('<%=txtqty.ClientID%>').value *
                          document.getElementById('<%=txtproductprice.ClientID%>').value

                          }

                          notice that javascript is Case Sencetive ! :-\

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                          • S sajjy

                            change it to this one :

                            function Calculate()
                            {
                            document.getElementById('<%=txttotalprice.ClientID%>').value=
                            document.getElementById('<%=txtqty.ClientID%>').value *
                            document.getElementById('<%=txtproductprice.ClientID%>').value

                            }

                            notice that javascript is Case Sencetive ! :-\

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                            mylogics
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                            hiii.... sir there is no onfocus event.... the events are.. oninit(),onload(),onunload(),onprerender(),ontextchanged()... which event shud i use...

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                            • S Sundeep Ganiga

                              Dear Guys, You People have left one thing,onblur event(given by padmanabhan) should be written to Two text boxes(txtqty and txtproductprice).In Function we have to Check whether these two TextBoxes are not null and if it is not so , Then multiply and display data in third textbox. Writing an event for third textbox is of no use here. Sundeep Ganiga

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                              sajjy
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                              yes you are right !!! :laugh: but first we can let him to create his first javascript , then he can do any thing he wants ;)

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                              • M mylogics

                                hiii.... sir there is no onfocus event.... the events are.. oninit(),onload(),onunload(),onprerender(),ontextchanged()... which event shud i use...

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                                sajjy
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                                hehehe i know :-D visual studio is stupid ;) javascript runs at client computers , so don`t worry :) just use it :cool:

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                                • S sajjy

                                  hehehe i know :-D visual studio is stupid ;) javascript runs at client computers , so don`t worry :) just use it :cool:

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                                  mylogics
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                                  hiii great finally it worked... thanks alot... thank you very much sir specially sajjy,padmanabhan and blue boy... Best Regards pari....

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                                  • M mylogics

                                    hiii great finally it worked... thanks alot... thank you very much sir specially sajjy,padmanabhan and blue boy... Best Regards pari....

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                                    Blue_Boy
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                                    You are welcome.


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                                    • S sajjy

                                      yes you are right !!! :laugh: but first we can let him to create his first javascript , then he can do any thing he wants ;)

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                                      mylogics
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                                      thanks...alll

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