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October 12th, 2004, 01:26 PM
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putting the values in the text box
I want to record history rate of a person. I have an employee
whose ID=743. I have to record his employee rate from the database table.
Do while not objHistoryRate.EOF
if iEmpID="743" then
strdt1 =objHistoryRate.Fields("dtRateFrom")
strdt2=objHistoryRate.Fields("dtRateTo")
strHourlyRate =objHistoryRate.Fields("decHourlyRate")
end if
objHistoryRate.MoveNext()
loop
<input disabled="text" name="txtdate1" value='<%=strdt1%>'>
<input disabled="text" name="txtdate2" value='<%=strdt2%>'>
<input disabled="text" name="txtRate1" value='<%=strhourlyRate% >'>+"</br>"
<input disabled="text" name="txtdate3" value='<%=strdt1%>'>
<input disabled="text" name="txtdate4" value='<%=strdt2%>'>
<input disabled="text" name="txtRate2" value='<%=strHourlyRate%>'>
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October 12th, 2004, 01:31 PM
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Hello,
You want <input type='text', not <input disable='text'.
Brian
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October 12th, 2004, 01:32 PM
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Oh, and you have
value='<%=strhourlyRate% >'>+"</br>"
which should be:
value='<%=strhourlyRate %>'><br>
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October 14th, 2004, 09:21 AM
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This question is same as before, But Initially I was hard cording
But I dont have to hard cord. I want to put text boxes values from
the database and add an extra text box where the user can write values to it after hitting save new button and new button should disappear and save button should show up. If the user hits save button. It should be saved in the database and should return the same page. Right Know I am stuck up here. Please look at this code and gives me an error expected end.
Do while not objHistoryRate.EOF
'ctr = ctr +1
' sub dataEntry()
dateFrom = cstr(convNull(objHistoryRate("dtRateFrom")))
dateUntil = cstr(convNull(objHistoryRate("dtRateTo")))
HourlyRate = cstr(convNull(objHistoryRate("decHourlyRate")))
strGrid = strGrid + " <TD><INPUT type=""text"" size=15 id=txtdateFrom name=txtdateFrom value='"+ dateFrom + "' ></TD>"
strGrid = strGrid + " <TD><INPUT type=""text"" size=15 id=txtdateUntil name=txtdateUntil value='"+ dateUntil+ "'></TD>"
strGrid = strGrid + " <TD><INPUT type=""text"" size=15 id=txtHourlyRate name=txtHourlyRate value='"+ HourlyRate + "'></TD>"
if objHistoryRate.AbsolutePosition mod 20 = 0 then
Response.Flush
end if
objHistoryRate.MoveNext()
recCount = recCount + 1
loop
Response.Write(strGrid)
Rate History of :
<Input disabled="text" name="txtName" id=txtName value='<%=strName%>'>
<script language = javascript>
function callMe(){
document.thisForm.submit()
}
</script>
<script language = javascript>
function callUs(){
var dtFrom1=document.thisForm.txtdate1.value;
var dtRate=document.thisForm.txtRate1.value;
if (!(ValidateDate(dtFrom1, 1))){
alert("invalid date");
document.thisForm.button1.disabled=false;
return false;
}
}
</script>
<input type = "submit" value=New onclick="javascript:callMe();">
<Input type = "button" value=Save onclick="javascript:thisForm.txtMode.value='C';cal lUs();" name=button1 >
<Input type = "hidden" name =txtMode>
</BODY>
</HTML>
</FORM>
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October 14th, 2004, 10:39 AM
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Hey,
The only thing I see requiring an end is this:
if objHistoryRate.AbsolutePosition mod 20 = 0 then
Response.Flush
end if
And that looks OK. Is there any other parts to the code for this file? It has to be up higher. Typically, even though it says right around that area, the actual error could be somewhere else (maybe in the beginning).
I also see a sub ' sub dataEntry(), but you have that commented out, so it isn't looking for an end there...
Brian
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October 14th, 2004, 02:37 PM
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Hey guys. I have two buttons named "new" and "save".
When the user hits "new" three text boxes should appear
at the top of the prevoius one, and at the same time "new"
button should disappear and the "save" should appear and if
the user hits save button once the user enters the values in
the text boxes. It should be saved in the database. and should
return the same asp page. I am trying to write this way but I dont
know how to put the text boxes on the top when I hit "new" and returns
the same page in which new button is disappeared.
strGrid= "<table border=1><tr>"
Do while not objHistoryRate.EOF
dateFrom = cstr(convNull(objHistoryRate("dtRateFrom")))
dateUntil= cstr(convNull(objHistoryRate("dtRateTo")))
HourlyRate=cstr(convNull(objHistoryRate("decHourly Rate")))
strGrid =strGrid+ " <TD><INPUT type=""text"" size=15 id=txtdateFrom name=txtdateFrom value='"+ dateFrom + "' ></TD>"
strGrid =strGrid+ " <TD><INPUT type=""text"" size=15 id=txtdateUntil name=txtdateUntil value='"+ dateUntil+ "'></TD>"
strGrid =strGrid+ " <TD><INPUT type=""text"" size=15 id=txtHourlyRate name=txtHourlyRate value='"+ HourlyRate + "'></TD></TR>"
objHistoryRate.MoveNext()
recCount = recCount + 1
loop
strGrid = strGrid + "</Tr></TABLE>"
Response.Write(strGrid)
function convNull(str)
if isNull(str) then
convNull = ""
else
convNull = str
end if
end function
if Request.Form("txtMode")="A" then %>
<input type = "txt" index=0 name="txtName">
<input type = "txt" index=0 name ="txtLName">
<input type = "txt" index=0 name ="txtK">
<%end if
<script language = javascript>
function callMe(){
document.thisForm.submit()
}
</script>
<script language = javascript>
function callUs(){
var dtFrom1=document.thisForm.txtdate1.value;
var dtRate=document.thisForm.txtRate1.value;
if (!(ValidateDate(dtFrom1, 1))){
alert("invalid date");
document.thisForm.button1.disabled=false;
return false;
}
}
</script>
<input type = "submit" value=New onclick="javascript:thisForm.txtMode.value='A';cal lMe();">
<Input type = "button" value=Save onclick="javascript:thisForm.txtMode.value='C';cal lUs();" name=button1 >
<Input type = "hidden" name =txtMode>
</BODY>
</HTML>
</FORM>
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