aspx_beginners thread: content of empty textbox when posted
Message #1 by gary@e... on Fri, 23 Aug 2002 02:26:44
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Hi,
When an empty textbox is posted what are the contents the receiving page
gets from it, if not "" or null?. This is about c# exclusively. If you do
know the answer please advise. Thank you.
Gary
Message #2 by "John Atkinson" <d.j.s.atkinson@b...> on Sun, 25 Aug 2002 17:28:56
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What I usually get is an Exception is thrown - because the place the data
is going to is expecting a string, and it doesnt get it. The way to deal
with it is to catch the exception.
Hope this helps.
Message #3 by gary@e... on Wed, 28 Aug 2002 03:57:23
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Hi John Atkinson
Using Request.Form["text2"].GetType() I found out that submitting an
empty textbox sends a system string. Thinking that it must be an empty
string I used this:
if(Request.Form["text1"] != null && Request.Form["text1"] != "")
The null worked the first time the page opened and the "" part worked
when the empty textbox was submitted. Once a textbox was filled and
submitted the asp on the server remembered the content and sent it with
the message even if the textbox was now empty.
Gary
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