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re: Forcing a Postback using ASP.Net and JavaScript

Kunni — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 12:53:27 GMT

Hi,

I want to request a webpage in button click and want to dispaly response in UI. Then based on the response status I want to request the webpage again. I want to do it by using postback...is it possible.

can any one help me on this..Thanks in advance..

Kunni

re: Add-In for updating all reference paths in a solution

Tim — Wed, 11 Feb 2009 23:10:02 GMT

for those wondering where to get it from, the download page is now

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re: Forcing a Postback using ASP.Net and JavaScript

tillito — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 16:58:28 GMT

Please forget, what I just wrote... it does not work the way I thought...

re: Forcing a Postback using ASP.Net and JavaScript

tillito — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 16:51:38 GMT

This is not exactly the topic but I was looking for this for a while.

If you want to initiate a post-back from the code-behind, simply do:

this.Page_Load(this, null);

re: Accessing Shared Memory in a Win32 dll from a C# application

Geoffrey Atkinson — Fri, 09 Jan 2009 02:57:48 GMT

Well this code looks incomplete. It may outline a mechanism to use, but it ignores issues like cross process boundary synchronization and global memory allocation.

re: Oracle OleDb Provider for .Net and Stored Procedures and Ref Cursors

raja k — Fri, 19 Dec 2008 02:18:04 GMT

executing oracle sp through oracle connection

namespace : system.data.oracleclient;

string sCon = "data source = <oracle service name>;uid=<oracle user id>;pwd=<oracle password>";

oracleconnection oCon = new oracleconnection(sCon);

oraclecommand cmd = new oraclecommand();

cmd.connection = oCon;

cmd.commandText = "<oracle sp name>";

cmd.commandType = commandtype.storedprocedure;

oraclecommandbuilder.deriveparameters(cmd);

foreach(parameter p in cmd.parameters)

if(p.oracletype == oracletype.cursor) p.parameterdirection = parameterdirection.output;

cmd.parameters["<ora Param Name>"].value = "<value>";

oracledataadapter da = new oracledataadapter(cmd);

dataset dsout = new dataset("Cursor Output");

da.fill(dsout);

finally you will get the cursor output in the dataset.

good luck.

regards,

Raja. K

re: Forcing a Postback using ASP.Net and JavaScript

Chris Erickson — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 15:54:22 GMT

I found using this on dotnet 3.5, it is easiest to do it like this:

onclick="<%= ClientScript.GetPostBackEventReference(this, "@@@@@buttonPostBack") %>"