I am having this issue when i try to switch between the design view and source view ( the raw html view) or viceverse is taking from 15 to 20 seconds for the switch to happen.
if I take out all the html out of the page it switches back and forth right away. I have about 200 lines of html code
Is is always or just for one application. Did u try to restart your visual studio or kill the worker process or even restart your comp.
ThanksYou'd use client side javascript for this. Search on dropdown list
and dependent in google for examples.
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"abcd" <abcd@.abcd.com> wrote in message
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>I want to design an asp.net page which will have multiple controls. I want
>to fill one of the control when there is some action like selecting
>something from its previous control...I want to simulate as if its a
>windows based application and the entire page is not refereshed (trip to
>server)...other controls are not involved for this task...how can I
>smoothly refresh these contols...I was reading about VIEWSTATE, is that the
>solution to my problem...
> Thanks
Can you expand more and explain what you want it to include or how the application should behave? (more explanation please, i might be able to help)
There is a free survey product for ASP.NET:NSurvey.
FYI: Your question is so broad its not much different than asking "how do you write a Word Processor"? You need a lot of knowledge and programming skills to build complete solutions like this. Its the kind of thing you generally hire experts to handle.
I will prepare it in asp.net with c# first..It will include 3 parts..Questions, answers and answer's options...How can i model these parts in database first?Some people told me to use normalization...but i dont know how??please help me...
It genuinely sounds like you need an education in database design.
asp.net forums is not hear as a classroom to teach you. We cannot start writing entire courses of subjects. We cannot guess what you know so we can tune our tutorial to you.
If you cannot find a course, seek out books on the subject. Also search the web for articles. After all, there are people who have written educational articles on many subjects. (Please don't ask me to direct you to the articles. I expect you to search the web because that's how I do find things on the web.)
asp.net forums can give you short answers that move you forward. If I told you "normalization is a way to reduce the size of records by extracting their common parts into a new table", how far will that get you with your current level of inexperience?
People have high paying jobs creating databases and software applications. Frankly, its a little frustrating for others to demand we mentor in these forums instead of getting a real education.
Going back to my original response: there is a FREE survey package available for ASP.NET: nsurvey.
