private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
try
{
// 01/08/2006 Paul. The viewstate is no longer disabled, so we can go back to using ctlSearch.NAME.
string sNAME = ctlSearch.NAME; //Sql.ToString(Request[ctlSearch.ListUniqueID]);
ctlSearch.Visible = Sql.IsEmptyString(sNAME);
ctlLayoutButtons.Visible = !ctlSearch.Visible;
DataTable dtFields = null;
if (!Sql.IsEmptyString(sNAME) && sNAME != Sql.ToString(ViewState["LAYOUT_VIEW_NAME"]))
{
// 01/08/2006 Paul. We are having a problem with the ViewState not loading properly.
// This problem only seems to occur when the NewRecord is visible and we try and load a different view.
// The solution seems to be to hide the Search dialog so that the user must Cancel out of editing the current view.
// This works very well to clear the ViewState because we GET the next page instead of POST to it.
Utils.SetPageTitle(Page, sNAME);
Page.DataBind();
tblMain.EnableViewState = false;
string sMODULE_NAME = String.Empty;
string sVIEW_NAME = String.Empty;
GetModuleName(sNAME, ref sMODULE_NAME, ref sVIEW_NAME);
dtFields = GetLayoutFields(sNAME).Copy();
ViewState["MODULE_NAME"] = sMODULE_NAME;
ViewState["VIEW_NAME"] = sVIEW_NAME;
ViewState["LAYOUT_VIEW_NAME"] = sNAME;
ViewState["dtFields"] = dtFields;
if (dtFields.Rows.Count > 0)
{
ViewState["ROW_MINIMUM"] = dtFields.Rows[0][LayoutIndexName()];
}
else
{
ViewState["ROW_MINIMUM"] = 0;
}
}
else
{
dtFields = ViewState["dtFields"] as DataTable;
}
ctlNewRecord = ctlHeader.FindControl("ctlNewRecord") as NewRecord;
if (ctlNewRecord != null)
{
if (Sql.IsEmptyString(sNAME))
{
ctlNewRecord.Clear();
}
else
{
ctlNewRecord.MODULE_NAME = Sql.ToString(ViewState["MODULE_NAME"]);
ctlNewRecord.VIEW_NAME = Sql.ToString(ViewState["VIEW_NAME"]);
}
}
// 01/07/2006 Paul. The problem with the ImageButton Delete event was that the dynamically rendered ID
// was not being found on every other page request. The solution was to manually name and number the ImageButton IDs.
// Make sure not to use ":" in the name, otherwise it will confuse the FindControl function.
LayoutView_Bind(dtFields);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
SplendidError.SystemError(new StackTrace(true).GetFrame(0), ex.Message);
ctlLayoutButtons.ErrorText = ex.Message;
}
}
private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
try
{
// 01/08/2006 Paul. The viewstate is no longer disabled, so we can go back to using ctlSearch.NAME.
string sNAME = ctlSearch.NAME; //Sql.ToString(Request[ctlSearch.ListUniqueID]);
ctlSearch .Visible = Sql.IsEmptyString(sNAME);
ctlLayoutButtons.Visible = !ctlSearch.Visible;
// 09/08/2007 Paul. Add a list header so we will know what list we are working on.
if ( ctlListHeader != null )
{
ctlListHeader.Visible = !ctlSearch.Visible;
ctlListHeader.Title = sNAME;
}
if ( !Sql.IsEmptyString(sNAME) && sNAME != Sql.ToString(ViewState["LAYOUT_VIEW_NAME"]) )
{
// 01/08/2006 Paul. We are having a problem with the ViewState not loading properly.
// This problem only seems to occur when the NewRecord is visible and we try and load a different view.
// The solution seems to be to hide the Search dialog so that the user must Cancel out of editing the current view.
// This works very well to clear the ViewState because we GET the next page instead of POST to it.
SetPageTitle(sNAME);
Page.DataBind();
tblMain.EnableViewState = false;
string sMODULE_NAME = String.Empty;
string sVIEW_NAME = String.Empty;
GetModuleName(sNAME, ref sMODULE_NAME, ref sVIEW_NAME);
GetLayoutFields(sNAME);
LayoutView_Bind();
ViewState["MODULE_NAME" ] = sMODULE_NAME;
ViewState["VIEW_NAME" ] = sVIEW_NAME ;
ViewState["LAYOUT_VIEW_NAME"] = sNAME ;
SaveFieldState();
if ( dtFields.Rows.Count > 0 )
{
ViewState["ROW_MINIMUM"] = dtFields.Rows[0][LayoutIndexName()];
}
else
{
ViewState["ROW_MINIMUM"] = 0;
}
}
// 02/08/2007 Paul. The NewRecord control is now in the MasterPage.
ContentPlaceHolder plcSidebar = Page.Master.FindControl("cntSidebar") as ContentPlaceHolder;
if ( plcSidebar != null )
{
ctlNewRecord = plcSidebar.FindControl("ctlNewRecord") as NewRecord;
if ( ctlNewRecord != null )
{
if ( Sql.IsEmptyString(sNAME) )
{
ctlNewRecord.Clear();
}
else
{
ctlNewRecord.MODULE_NAME = Sql.ToString(ViewState["MODULE_NAME"]);
ctlNewRecord.VIEW_NAME = Sql.ToString(ViewState["VIEW_NAME" ]);
}
}
}
}
catch(Exception ex)
{
SplendidError.SystemError(new StackTrace(true).GetFrame(0), ex);
ctlLayoutButtons.ErrorText = ex.Message;
}
}
private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
try
{
// 01/08/2006 Paul. The viewstate is no longer disabled, so we can go back to using ctlSearch.NAME.
string sNAME = ctlSearch.NAME; //Sql.ToString(Request[ctlSearch.ListUniqueID]);
ctlSearch .Visible = Sql.IsEmptyString(sNAME);
ctlLayoutButtons.Visible = !ctlSearch.Visible;
DataTable dtFields = null;
if ( !Sql.IsEmptyString(sNAME) && sNAME != Sql.ToString(ViewState["LAYOUT_VIEW_NAME"]) )
{
// 01/08/2006 Paul. We are having a problem with the ViewState not loading properly.
// This problem only seems to occur when the NewRecord is visible and we try and load a different view.
// The solution seems to be to hide the Search dialog so that the user must Cancel out of editing the current view.
// This works very well to clear the ViewState because we GET the next page instead of POST to it.
Utils.SetPageTitle(Page, sNAME);
Page.DataBind();
tblMain.EnableViewState = false;
string sMODULE_NAME = String.Empty;
string sVIEW_NAME = String.Empty;
GetModuleName(sNAME, ref sMODULE_NAME, ref sVIEW_NAME);
dtFields = GetLayoutFields(sNAME).Copy();
ViewState["MODULE_NAME" ] = sMODULE_NAME;
ViewState["VIEW_NAME" ] = sVIEW_NAME ;
ViewState["LAYOUT_VIEW_NAME"] = sNAME ;
ViewState["dtFields" ] = dtFields ;
if ( dtFields.Rows.Count > 0 )
{
ViewState["ROW_MINIMUM"] = dtFields.Rows[0][LayoutIndexName()];
}
else
{
ViewState["ROW_MINIMUM"] = 0;
}
}
else
{
dtFields = ViewState["dtFields"] as DataTable;
}
ctlNewRecord = ctlHeader.FindControl("ctlNewRecord") as NewRecord;
if ( ctlNewRecord != null )
{
if ( Sql.IsEmptyString(sNAME) )
{
ctlNewRecord.Clear();
}
else
{
ctlNewRecord.MODULE_NAME = Sql.ToString(ViewState["MODULE_NAME"]);
ctlNewRecord.VIEW_NAME = Sql.ToString(ViewState["VIEW_NAME" ]);
}
}
// 01/07/2006 Paul. The problem with the ImageButton Delete event was that the dynamically rendered ID
// was not being found on every other page request. The solution was to manually name and number the ImageButton IDs.
// Make sure not to use ":" in the name, otherwise it will confuse the FindControl function.
LayoutView_Bind(dtFields);
}
catch(Exception ex)
{
SplendidError.SystemError(new StackTrace(true).GetFrame(0), ex.Message);
ctlLayoutButtons.ErrorText = ex.Message;
}
}
private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
try
{
// 01/08/2006 Paul. The viewstate is no longer disabled, so we can go back to using ctlSearch.NAME.
string sNAME = ctlSearch.NAME; //Sql.ToString(Request[ctlSearch.ListUniqueID]);
ctlSearch.Visible = Sql.IsEmptyString(sNAME);
ctlLayoutButtons.Visible = !ctlSearch.Visible;
// 09/08/2007 Paul. Add a list header so we will know what list we are working on.
if (ctlListHeader != null)
{
ctlListHeader.Visible = !ctlSearch.Visible;
ctlListHeader.Title = sNAME;
}
if (!Sql.IsEmptyString(sNAME) && sNAME != Sql.ToString(ViewState["LAYOUT_VIEW_NAME"]))
{
// 01/08/2006 Paul. We are having a problem with the ViewState not loading properly.
// This problem only seems to occur when the NewRecord is visible and we try and load a different view.
// The solution seems to be to hide the Search dialog so that the user must Cancel out of editing the current view.
// This works very well to clear the ViewState because we GET the next page instead of POST to it.
SetPageTitle(sNAME);
Page.DataBind();
tblMain.EnableViewState = false;
string sMODULE_NAME = String.Empty;
string sVIEW_NAME = String.Empty;
GetModuleName(sNAME, ref sMODULE_NAME, ref sVIEW_NAME);
GetLayoutFields(sNAME);
LayoutView_Bind();
ViewState["MODULE_NAME"] = sMODULE_NAME;
ViewState["VIEW_NAME"] = sVIEW_NAME;
ViewState["LAYOUT_VIEW_NAME"] = sNAME;
SaveFieldState();
if (dtFields.Rows.Count > 0)
{
ViewState["ROW_MINIMUM"] = dtFields.Rows[0][LayoutIndexName()];
}
else
{
ViewState["ROW_MINIMUM"] = 0;
}
}
// 02/08/2007 Paul. The NewRecord control is now in the MasterPage.
ContentPlaceHolder plcSidebar = Page.Master.FindControl("cntSidebar") as ContentPlaceHolder;
if (plcSidebar != null)
{
ctlNewRecord = plcSidebar.FindControl("ctlNewRecord") as NewRecord;
if (ctlNewRecord != null)
{
if (Sql.IsEmptyString(sNAME))
{
ctlNewRecord.Clear();
}
else
{
ctlNewRecord.MODULE_NAME = Sql.ToString(ViewState["MODULE_NAME"]);
ctlNewRecord.VIEW_NAME = Sql.ToString(ViewState["VIEW_NAME"]);
}
}
}
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
SplendidError.SystemError(new StackTrace(true).GetFrame(0), ex);
ctlLayoutButtons.ErrorText = ex.Message;
}
}