Adding controls (textbox, listbox, etc.) in an active page...
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I developed my applications on desktop before, but the softwares slowly evolve into a web based application. I want to rewrite my accounting system from desktop based to web based. i started to develop some easy areas of the application but i'm still thinking how to do the multiple entry type mode. my requirments: i to want create additional controls (textbox, listbox, etc.) in an active webpage(debit_credit_entry.aspx) without leting the page do the postback ... in short, a page is a multiple entry type. each control has its own validation, the columns are fix but rows are unlimited. the user is allowed to add rows depending on his requirements. i dont have any idea how to start do it in a web page environment. thank you in advance.
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I developed my applications on desktop before, but the softwares slowly evolve into a web based application. I want to rewrite my accounting system from desktop based to web based. i started to develop some easy areas of the application but i'm still thinking how to do the multiple entry type mode. my requirments: i to want create additional controls (textbox, listbox, etc.) in an active webpage(debit_credit_entry.aspx) without leting the page do the postback ... in short, a page is a multiple entry type. each control has its own validation, the columns are fix but rows are unlimited. the user is allowed to add rows depending on his requirements. i dont have any idea how to start do it in a web page environment. thank you in advance.
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The_Collector wrote:
without leting the page do the postback ...
AJAX is the way to go. You can use templated controls like
GridViewfor data entry. ASP.NET has AJAX extensions which can make the AJAX implementation pretty easy. UsingGridViewinside aUpdatePanelshould do the trick. For more information on AJAX extensions, I suggest this[^] :)Navaneeth How to use google | Ask smart questions
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The_Collector wrote:
without leting the page do the postback ...
AJAX is the way to go. You can use templated controls like
GridViewfor data entry. ASP.NET has AJAX extensions which can make the AJAX implementation pretty easy. UsingGridViewinside aUpdatePanelshould do the trick. For more information on AJAX extensions, I suggest this[^] :)Navaneeth How to use google | Ask smart questions
thank you for the suggestion... it seems u get what i mean. honestly, i don't have so much time reading those e-books and samples... i don't want to be spoonfeed but this time i want to have a specific sample on those controls(gridview, updatepanel...) and how to handle it. by that, i can make me jump start going to dig more deeper. hope this will not offend anybody... peace :)
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