If you want to read in a bunch of HTML checkboxes that are in a repeater using C# then you need to add a runat="server" element to you checkbox input tag. For example: <asp:Repeater ID="MyRepaterList" runat="server"/> <ItemTemplate&...
I am working on a site at the moment that requires me to store a lot of user entered values from form elements from one page to the next before a user can complete an order. This is unusual as normally the user just enters all the required values on...
This is a nice feature to add to your forms. One of the main reasons you might want to hide a submit button and display a message to the user is to stop them from clicking the button again which, depending on your code, could duplicate a request on the...
I am working on a project at the moment that requires checkboxes to do animations using jquery. It's all working fine unless I return to the page using the back button. As a work around I decided it would be best to just clear out any checkbox that...
I've only recently started playing around with SQL Server 2008 for a new project I'm working on. To date I've found it very easy to use, especially coming from SQL Server 2005. One thing that I noticed early on was my inability to edit...
So you've invested loads of time and money building up your online store and you're ready to launch....now what? How can you get people to go to your site? How can you keep customers coming back for more? I have been building online stores for...
I recently ordered some clothing items off a new Irish online store and it really highlighted how poorly people value the web in this country. I purchased some clothes in a retail shop in Cork and wanted to check out the online store advertised on the tag. To be clear...
We've had such a great success lately with our online store software. Our decision to build our own software from the ground up instead of just buying off the shelf has proved to work hugely in our favour. What's interesting is the angle we took when...
Usually when testing a database I fill it with loads of dummy data. This helps both me and the client see what their site will look like once real data is in their system. Just before the site goes live it's always a good idea to remove the...
