Hi, I am trying to implement usertoken authentication for my webservice using WSE. My client and webservices already have soapextension incorporated at either ends. The problem is my SOAPOutputFilter is not getting called at the client and the call is not going to the server itself. I get the following error message "The input was not a valid SOAP message." The code works fine with SOAPExtension alone and WSE alone. But combining these two gives the above error. Can anyone please help me with this. Thanks, R.Sundar

I am trying to pass values through soapcontext to my webservice I am implementing my own customfilters (SoapInputFilter,SoapOutputFilter) I am adding values to the soapcontext in the SoapOutputFilter of my application and i am trying to read them in the SoapInputFilter of my webservice, but it return null I have made all necessary configuration in my web.config file <microsoft.web.services> <filters> <!-- note that you can add custom filters asymmetrically, that is, just for output or just for input --> <input> <add type="InPutFilters,CustomFilters"/> </input> <output> <add type="OutPutFilters,CustomFilters"/> </output> </filters> </microsoft.web.services> What may be the problem ?

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Caching may be the solution for your problem

What are the controls that are getting cleared ?

Think textbox doesnt use viewstate for maintaining the text across postbacks Even if the viewstate is false,text will be still maintained during postbacks Correct me if i am wrong.

document.forms[0].submit() isn't this a simplier way ?

you can either read it this way document.getElementById("<%=Button1.ClientID%>") or set the master page id in page load of master page like this this.ID = "MyID"; then your control id will be MyID_contentplaceholderid_controlid also keep in mind that clientid wont work in js files

you need to replace your html radio button with asp radio button <asp:RadioButton ID="gvradio1" runat="server" />

Did you try setting the tooltip of the labels in rowdatabound method ?

Check out codedom compiler namespace http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/y2k85ax6.aspx[^] You can dynamically create and compile assemblies at runtime.

Gridview column headers are nothing but THs in the html generated. In the body load you have to put that code which will loop through the list of Ths in the document and associate onclick event for all of them.

Is the CausesValidation property for the textbox set to true ?

Sorry, i am not getting you. Can you paste the code here ?

Give an id for the span say "spanProgress" Add handlers for beginrequest and endrequest Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManager.getInstance().add_beginRequest(onBeginRequest); Sys.WebForms.PageRequestManager.getInstance().add_endRequest(onEndRequest); function onBeginRequest() { //add your logic for checking SelectedIndex == -1 and then hide the span //by setting document.getElementById("spanProgress").style.display="none"; } function onEndRequest() { //enable the span here }

Hope you are talking about the browser back button. You cannot disable the back button if the browser instance is opened and your URL is typed in the address bar. However you have control over the window which you are opening from your code. So the only way to solve your problem is to have a default startup page in which you have to do a opendialog for your homepage and pass the arguments disbaling the menu bars and titlebars.

Simpler work around for this is var vTh = document.getElementsByTagName("th"); for(var i=0;i<vTh.length;i++) { vTh[i].onclick=yourmethod; } But make sure that your html doesn't contain anyother THs, if so add your own logic to restrict it inside the for loop.

You can disable the menubars and tool bars using opendialog method. If i were you, i would create a new startup page and use opendialog to launch the home page diabling the menu and tool bars.

Which property did you check ? Is the changed text getting reflected in UI ?

Simple way is to use ASP.NET_SessionId cookie. Try using VaryByHeader="ASP.NET_SessionId".