webforms

问题 I'd rather be doing MVC as the regular WebForms development eats my soul. However, I've been given a fairly sizable WebForms project to add a bunch of features to. Is there anyway for WebForms and ASP.NET MVC to coexist in single project or even jointly handle the website? I know I am asking for a hack. 回答1: Here goes... Make sure your project is targeting .NET 3.5 Add references (and make sure they copy to local) the big 3 assemblies for MVC (System.Web.Mvc, .Abstractions, .Routing) Add a

问题 OK, so in HTML5 browsers you can have: <input class="txt-box" type="email" name="email" rel="required" /> When the email is not in the proper format it puts a red box around it. My question is: what is the CSS that determines that style? 回答1: Depends on the browser. This should cover your bases: input:invalid, input:-moz-ui-invalid { border:0; outline:none; box-shadow:none; -moz-box-shadow:none; -webkit-box-shadow:none; } Test out the effect in a compliant browser: input[type="email"] {

问题 OK, so in HTML5 browsers you can have: <input class="txt-box" type="email" name="email" rel="required" /> When the email is not in the proper format it puts a red box around it. My question is: what is the CSS that determines that style? 回答1: Depends on the browser. This should cover your bases: input:invalid, input:-moz-ui-invalid { border:0; outline:none; box-shadow:none; -moz-box-shadow:none; -webkit-box-shadow:none; } Test out the effect in a compliant browser: input[type="email"] {

问题 I am experiencing problems with Forms Authentication. When I try to load my Login.aspx page neither javascript nor stylesheets do not load. Here is part of my web.config file <authentication mode="Forms"> <forms loginUrl="Login.aspx" timeout="30" name=".ASPXAUTH" path="/" requireSSL="false" slidingExpiration="true" defaultUrl="Main.aspx" cookieless="UseDeviceProfile" /> </authentication> <authorization> <deny users="?" /> </authorization> Help me, please, to understand what's happening. 回答1:

问题 Is it okay or correct to put a url get parameter in a form action? <form method='get' action='index.php?do=search'> <input name='_search' type='text' value='What are you looking for?'> <button type='submit'> Search </button> </form> When I submit the form the URL is changed to: index.php?_search=What are you looking for? (I've stripped %20) I'd prefer the URL to read index.php?do=search&_search=What are you looking for? Would it be best to add a hidden field into the form <input type='hidden'

问题 I've been checking out some of the new features for Web Forms in 4.5, and I have run into a road block with unobtrusive validation. Unobtrusive validation in Web Forms 4.5 is dependent on jQuery, and when it is enabled will result in a jQuery script reference inside of the server form in the page body. This sounds great, and I love the concept. It works great in the demos I have looked at, and the reduction/cleanup in code is a beautiful thing. I run into issues, however, when I enable this

问题 Is there a way to mock/fake the session object in ASP.Net Web forms when creating unit tests? I am currently storing user details in a session variable which is accessed by my business logic. When testing my business logic in isolation, the session is not available. This seems to indicate a bad design (though I'm not sure). Should the business logic layer be accessing session variables in the first place? If so, then how would I go about swapping the user details with a fake object for

问题 Can you have custom client-side javascript Validation for standard ASP.NET Web Form Validators? For instance use a asp:RequiredFieldValidator leave the server side code alone but implement your own client notification using jQuery to highlight the field or background color for example. 回答1: The standard CustomValidator has a ClientValidationFunction property for that: <asp:CustomValidator ControlToValidate="Text1" ClientValidationFunction="onValidate" /> <script type='text/javascript'>

问题 I know the defined behavior for web forms is to not submit disabled fields... but that's not the definition I want. I want to use ajax to post the form and I want it to get all fields, even if they are disabled. I don't want to build a workaround where I make the field "look disabled"... or have to hack it where I enable the fields -> post -> disable. is it possible to make ajaxSubmit() or serialize() grab the disabled fields as it's moving through the DOM and grabbing values? or is there

问题 Anyone know of a link to a good article/tutorial for getting started using jQuery for AJAX calls rather than ASP.NET AJAX? I'm trying to avoid using UpdatePanels entirely in this app, which I haven't been able to accomplish in the past. 回答1: The most complete article I've ever found about this topic http://www.codeproject.com/KB/ajax/AjaxAndAspNET.aspx It avoids update panel, script manager and viewstate. 回答2: Here are few links: A Look Into JQuery API http://gridviewguy.com/Articles/407_A