Ineed to pass two variable in a querystring from one application (in PHP) to another (in ASP.NET). It's a one way transfer...That is I need to encrypt it in PHP and decrypt it in ASP.NET (c#). The data will be anywhere from 5 - 15 characters..only letters and numbers.
View 2 RepliesI need to check for a querystring value and then display a certain element based on that. I thought I cannot directly get it from jQuery code. So I created a hidden input box. Got the querystring value in it in the page load, then tried something like:[code]But it doesn't work.
View 5 Replies View RelatedAs subject, how to add ?x=z (querystring) at the back of the Link Url, only adding a href under id "menu"?
example:
<div id="menu">
<a href="aaa.html">aaa</a> | <a href="bbb.html?a=b">bbb</a> | <a href="ccc.html">ccc</a>
</div>
<a href="kkk.html">kkk</a>
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those link already added ?x=z, only second link is &x=z, because second link already have quesrystring before adding. kkk do nothing
How do i acces variable: id inside <a href.. and append my querystring variable to it?
example
<div id="email">
<a href="Emaillist_3212.html?id="><img alt="list" src="pics/email32.png"/>
<span class="name">Emails (?)</span>
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Is it possible to read quertystring of the javascript file called? For example <script src="test.js?param=1"></script>
View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm trying to create a querystring in my aspx page. I need to pass in 2 variables as parameters. The end goal is something like this:
Popup.aspx?paramOne={0}¶mTwo={1}
I have a function that needs this string.
$("#<%=FindButton.ClientID %>").click(function() {
var paramOne = $("#<%=ParamOneDDL.ClientID %>").eq(0).val();
var paramTwo = $("#<%=ParamTwoDDL.ClientID %>").eq(0).val();
var queryString ='<%= string.Format(Constants.MyPopupQuerystring, paramOne,
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That doesn't work. It doesn't recognise paramOne and paramTwo with that syntax, so i tried to use the DDL.SelectedValue directly and that doesn't work either as it doesn't find a value for some reason. I can manually set up the string as follows: queryString = "MyPopup.aspx?paramOne=" + paramOne + "¶mTwo=" + paramTwo);
which works but is not good coding practice as I don't want to hard code stuff.
What is the correct notation to do this?
I helped someone out in the JS forum and it inspired this script which is quite handy for Ajax forms. Just pass the form object and it will return a querystring to attach to a url. Careful though, querystrings have limitations on the length of the string and it varies between browsers. Maybe there is something that does this already but I don't know of it.
function buildQuery(frm)
{
var ele=frm.elements;
var len=ele.length;
var str="?";
for(var i=0;i<len;i++)
{
var c_obj=ele[i]
if(!c_obj.disabled)
{
if(c_obj.name)
{
if(c_obj.type.toLowerCase()=="radio")
{
if(c_obj.checked)
{
str+=encodeURIComponent(c_obj.name)+"="+encodeURIComponent(c_obj.value)+"&";
}
}
else if(c_obj.type.toLowerCase()=="checkbox")
{
if(c_obj.checked)
{
if(c_obj.value)
{
c_val=c_obj.value;
}
else
{
c_val="on";
}
str+=encodeURIComponent(c_obj.name)+"="+encodeURIComponent(c_val)+"&";
}
}
else if(c_obj.tagName.toLowerCase()=="select")
{
if(c_obj.options.length>0)
{
if(c_obj.multiple)
{
var opt=c_obj.options;
var len2=opt.length;
var opt_group=encodeURIComponent(c_obj.name)+"=";
for(var j=0;j<len2;j++)
{
if(opt[j].selected)
{
if(j!=0)
{
if(opt[j].value)
{
opt_group+=","+encodeURIComponent(opt[j].value);
}
else
{
opt_group+=","+encodeURIComponent(opt[j].value);
}
}
else
{
if(opt[j].value)
{
opt_group+=encodeURIComponent(opt[j].value);
}
else
{
opt_group+=encodeURIComponent(opt[j].text);
}
}
}
}
str+=opt_group+"&"
}
else
{
if(c_obj.options[c_obj.selectedIndex].value)
{
str+=encodeURIComponent(c_obj.name)+"="+encodeURIComponent(c_obj.options[c_obj.selectedIndex].value)+"&";
}
else
{
str+=encodeURIComponent(c_obj.name)+"="+encodeURIComponent(c_obj.options[c_obj.selectedIndex].text)+"&";
}
}
}
}
else
{
str+=encodeURIComponent(c_obj.name)+"="+encodeURIComponent(c_obj.value)+"&";
}
}
}
}
str=str.substring(0,str.length-1);
return str;
}
Usually a change in the querystring causes a page reload and procedural code can can then run with the loading of a page. What I need to do is run code when links cause the browser to focus on an anchor.
For instance, I want to fire a script that prints to the screen every time the querystring changes via the following links: Code:
I have a big text string that contains a URL and I want to find that URL and extract it and assign it to a variable.
View 1 Replies View RelatedHi, this is the first lines of a function. Although it runs, it still
throws an "Unterminated string constant" error in the browser. It is
all in one line, just wouldn't fit here.....
I'm just wondering if there a function for javascript to request form or querystring data?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI am using this code to get the shopping cart in Iframe when i click on the button. I am using GET method for this as I have to get the product id and value. I have two pages, one for products and one for iframe where i have to load my shopping cart. The code for both the page is below :
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I am using this code to get the shopping cart in Iframe when i click on the button. I am using GET method for this as I have to get the product id and value.
I have two pages, one for products and one for iframe where i have to load my shopping cart.
The code for both the page is below :
Product.html
<FORM METHOD="get" ACTION="cart.htm"><INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="Product_Code1" VALUE="9781586487409"><INPUT TYPE="hidden" NAME="Quantity1" VALUE="1"><INPUT TYPE="submit" Value="Buy Now"></FORM>
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Note : I do not want to show querystring in url and i cannot use url rewrite for this. Can we do this with some javascript.
When I click a radio button in a certain web page (rather than a text link), I send the user on to another page.
Further requirements gathering in this project mandates that I pass a querystring on to that page.
The querystring is already captured and parsed in the host page and assigned to javascript variables and assigned to form fields.
For reasons of consistancy in Look and Feel, I use a radio button with a label as a link to another page if the user's needs requires them to go there.
If they do go there, I need to send along that same querystring.
Here is my button click action javascript:
Code JavaScript:
<input type="radio" name="_fid_30"
onClick="window.location='webpage.html'" />
At the end of that 'webpage.html', I wish to append the querystring that already is captured in the host page's URI.
Here is the javascript wherein I've captured the querystring:
Code JavaScript:
<script language="javascript">
function getQuerystring(key, default_)
{
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With my last variable, "QS_val", I'm attempting to capture within that variable the querystring only.
I've attempted to append this value at the end of 'webpage.html', but when I click the radio button, I arrive at the page, but there is no querystring.
this may be related to passing php variables to javascript,but say i have an ajax function ( call this file1.php)that calls a php file ( call this file2.php) that itself has ajax in it.in file1.php, i collect information that i put into a querystring, passed to file2.php.file2.php can use the querystring info via $_GET['variable']but how do i tell file2.php to incorporate the variable into the querystring of its ajax calls to file3.php? currently i have this- it looks right for the most part but won't work.
View 1 Replies View RelatedI would like to check the querystring to see if a variable exists.If groupid exists in the querystring and has ANY value then show a hidden div (#closedMsg). I do not care what the value of the groupid is I just want to verify that it has a value.If the url looks like this "www.somesite.com?groupid=" with no value for groupid, I do not want to show the hidden div.
View 2 Replies View RelatedJust wondeing if there is a way to keep from having a certain
parameter sent when posting a form to another page (method=get)...
So as an example a page will post something like this from a form
using "get":
http://mypage?firstElement=1&secondElement=2
How can you completely remove "secondElement=2" from the
querystring... Before moving on to the posted page?
I know you can actually remove the element using removeChild in
javascript, and therefore it won't show up in the querystring of the
page posted to:
ochild.parentNode.removeChild(ochild);
But I was wondering if there was a way of doing it? A person can see
an inputbox for example disappear for a split second before the page
is posted... Is there a way of accessing the querystring itself in
javascript? Or some other way then removing the element?
I have a search page im asp.net. the user enter the criterias in
textboxes and dropdownlists and on submit i want the results to be
displayed in a popup window.
so the easy way is to pass the criterias in a querystring to the new
window. but if it's possible i don't want to use query string.
in asp, i could use the folowing:
i open a temporary blank window, on load I take the values of the search
page using the window.opener and submit them to the server.
Unfortunately this can't be done in asp.net coz window.opener isn't
working.
so is there a way to do that ? or the only way is to pass the parameters
in a querystring ?
I am using the stylesheet switcher on dynamic drive . Is there a way to change stylesheets based on a querystring parameter? Basically, if the query string includes "&StyleSheet=BlueStyle" then call and set the BlueStyle.css and cookie on page load.
View 2 Replies View RelatedThis isn't really a beginner question. I need to build a webpage that has some form elements on it. These form elements act like filters on a set of page elements. Several input element can be grouped as one of many filters. For example six checkboxes are filter 1 and a radiobutton and a pulldown element are filter 2.
When the user makes some changes in these filters a server request is send and an answer is send back with the result. Depending on the result every filter (group of elements) need to be re-initialized to reflect the new model state on the server.
So my question is: Is it right to see the filters as widgets in a Jquery UI sense? Or is it more appropriate to just see them as plugins. Can someone please share some insight?
I have an application developed using jQuery1.2.3 and I currently have issues with printing a pre-defined area of a page within the application.I found the solution in the jQuery Plugin - PrintArea but it's not compattible with jQuery 1.2.x. The introduction of PrintArea and jQuery 1.3.2 to my app throws errors like "exception thrown and not caught - Query1.3.2.js" and "object does not support this property or method - on the line where I'm calling the printArea function".
View 1 Replies View RelatedIt's not something that's ever really come up before, but I'm re-creating a desktop application as a web-app and I'm coming across a number of places where:1. A select box may be pre-filled with data from a database, and2. Changing that select box affects the rest of the page.I'm looking for a neat way to perform an action that could happen when the page loads, and/or when the select changes. Knowing my luck it's something stupidly easy.For example, some code that is currently in progress:
switch($('option:selected',$transaction).text()){ // On Load
case 'Comparable': case 'For Sale / To Let':
$.each($priceFields, function(){
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What I mean is this: the "who is using" list is usually comprised of websites - Google, Dell.com, etc. What I'm trying to find is a closed source, enterprise example of jQuery usage...a Paid version of WordPress, for example.
I understand the MIT license, but I'm having a hard time selling my managers on moving to including jQuery in our product, so I'm really fighting for examples to get us started.
<a href="http://jqueryui.com/demos/sortable/#connect-lists">http://jqueryui.com/demos/sortable/#connect-lists</a>
I was wondering if anyone knew of code like this that handled embedded lists that would work like an Outline
I currently have a standard .NET grid in my application and am considering a few options. I could replace the grid with divs so the current rows would be like posts in a forum. Or replace the .NET grid with the new jQurey grid, that way I would gain a whole lot of functionally!
My question is can a grid be modified so that the rows are about 11/2 inches tall and be formated to show several lines of text? I want them to show 2 business names, addresses and some details gotten from a form.
how to manage the script scope on a full ajax application Let me explain a scenario
- Pages are loaded dynamically in a div,
- pages are php files
- pages contains scripts tags (static and generated via php) depending on
context
Load Scenario :
1. master page load pages via $.load jquery function
2. page are inserted and the script is executed (mostly input events or live events)
when i select another page (just imagine a combo with all pages listed), the Load Scenario is executed again... the 2 js code line that matter in the master page
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