Convert Html In A .net Textbox Without Turning Off The Request Validation Setting?
Jan 19, 2011
I have a textbox which I need to enter html code into (like < strong> or < em> for example). The trouble is this is causing an error writing this back to the database. A potentially dangerous Request.Form value was detected from the client (tbVOther="< strong>test.Is there a way around this without turning off the request validation setting?
In Microsoft Access there was an easy method to turn off screen updates by setting Echo = False. Is there an equivalent in VB.NET for WinForms? I've got a situation where I'm trying to prevent users from seeing controls flickering while they're being updated. I could probably solve the problem by coding it differently, but would rather avoid it if I can.
string which is obtained from a webservice that I would like to display in a textbox. The problem is the existing string is in HTML format so when I place it in the textbox it still has all the <Tags> etc. Is there a way to parse this text or would I be best to use the webbrowser tool? (I want to stick with a textbox if I can)
I have a form that I have been getting submissions that have punctuation and special characters that trigger the potentially dangerous Request.Form value error. I have been trying use the httpUtility.htmlencode and Server.htmlencode method to sanitize textboxes and textareas.All my tests do not fire because the built-in request validation of the 4.0 framework prevents the code-behind from executing to perform the sanitization. I have included the ValidateRequest in the page header but no matter what I set it too it still does the same thing.
I have written server code in vb.Net. I want it to read to variables sent by another server's HTTP 'GET' request. For example the first server will send this URL [URL]msgid=$messageid where the values to be used by my server are sender, receiver, msgdata, recvtime and msgid I have written my code but it only reads the address sent by the http server and locates for the file in the server's root directory. I want the server to be reading the variables sent by the other server using the HTTP 'GET' request. My code is shown below
' the web server only accepts get requests. If Mid(LCase(sbuffer), 1, 3) <> "get" Then 'if not GET request then close socket and exit
I am trying to make a program that when run changes the <title> attribute of the HTML, on any page requested then loads the page (IE). Is this possible, without making a new browser? If so, how?
I am trying to mkae sure that there has been 16 numeric digits entered into the masked textbox. If not show errror message and if so to call the fucnction ValidateLuhn. When calling Validate Luhn i want the program to tell me if the number entered is valid or invalid using the code in the function:
Private Function ValidateLuhn(ByVal value As String) As Boolean
Dim CheckSum As Integer = 0 Dim DoubleFlag As Boolean = (value.Length Mod 2 = 0)
I am currently trying to be able to set the HTML in a WebBrowser control. The bit that I am having the trouble with is that when I go to put the HTML in the WebBrowser control on Form.Load or Form.Activated the WebBrowser1.Document.Body is Nothing. This means when I try to do; WebBrowser1.Document.Body.InnerHtml = value I'm getting an exception as I am trying to use it.I have also tried setting the HTML on the DocumentCompleted event for the WebBrowser control, but that event doesn't fire when I load the form (to be honest I didn't think it would but it was suggested somewhere on the Internet).
I had used this code to validate email id in textbox,but it is not working properly?
Dim Expression As New System.Text.RegularExpressions.Regex("^[a-zA-Z][w.-]*[a-zA-Z0-9]@[a-zA-Z0-9][w.-]*[a-zA-Z0-9].[a-zA-Z][a-zA-Z.]*[a-zA-Z]$") If Expression.IsMatch(Textbox1.Text) Then MsgBox("The email address is valid.") Else
I have a textbox which has some text on it and when the user will click on it,The problem is, as there is already a text on the textbox when the user will click will diappear to type his respective text, the program is saving the text written also. How to prevent that? All I want is to prevent the program saving a blank textbox and the text written on it?
My question is the last code tag section above where the parameters are set for the input.If on the form there is a textbox that is required (on the db side to not allow nulls) how would you perform the validation before you tried to execute the update sql?Ex: say 'SerialNumberTextbox.Text' was empty or if you needed to have character constraints on what was typed like varchar(15) and they have 16 or more characters
The problem i am having is after checking if the field is blank i want program to stop at that, right now it is going ahead and checking the username password also even though the field is blank and printing wrong username password. i am really new at this so please excuse the lack of knowledge
I copied someone elses code and then changed it to suit my program.. however even when a valid email is entered is still says invalid email entry
Private Sub EmailTextBox_Validating(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.ComponentModel.CancelEventArgs) Handles EmailTextBox.Validating Dim temp As String
read code below as soon as user lefts field blank he should get the mesage thats what i am creating but ofcorse this code creates a bug and i get that message once for first textbox then for second and this process continues till i stop the project app gets stucked between thease two textboxes?
Private Sub fname_LostFocus(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles fname.LostFocus If fname.Text = "" Then
I'm trying to add Validation to a Silverlight 3.0 TextBox but cannot seem to find and example which is complete, and not missing functionality that makes it work, I have this property[code]...
I have to use basic methods to validate the data that's entered is acceptable. The chapter we are on only gets into checking if a value is =, >, < etc etc, but I want to check if a letter was entered where a number was expected, so I ended up with this:
'Store user values If Not IsNumeric(inputLoanAmount.Text) OrElse CDbl(inputLoanAmount.Text) < 0 _ OrElse Not Integer.TryParse(inputLoanTerm.Text, loanTerm) _[code]....
on my form i have 2 text boxes. One email the other password. Her eis my code
Private Sub btnLog_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles btnLog.Click If String.IsNullOrEmpty(txtMail.Text) Then 'txtMail is empty MessageBox.Show("Email is empty", "Error", MessageBoxButtons.OK, _ MessageBoxIcon.Error, MessageBoxDefaultButton.Button1)
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How can i make this more efficient. So that txtMail checks for text first then @ then more text then .com or something? i,m sure you know what i mean.and textpassword is more then 2 or three chars?
OK, so i was going to verify a MaskedTextBox on whether the number input was or was not 10 digits in length. If not 10 digits, obviously they didn't put in a full phone number.
The problem is, even though you have no digits the length is still 10 so you can't check if the user put in 10 digits or not and return an error? Anyone got any ideas on testing for a phone number?I've seen tons of examples on date verification, but none on phone number verification.
Is there any possibility that I can put this large chunk of code to a function so that I can call and verify the input without having to repeat the code for every textbox.keyPress event. Here it is: Private Sub TextBox1_KeyPress(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyPressEventArgs) Handles TextBox1.KeyPress With e If IsNumeric(.KeyChar) Or .KeyChar = "[" Or .KeyChar = "]" Or .KeyChar = ";" Or .KeyChar = ":" _ [Code] .....
I have one textbox basically the user is going to enter in a 9 digit number or letters. From there I want to have a buttonclick event that validates this against 2 columns in a MSSQL Database. First to check if the number exists, next to check if it is active or inactive.
There are about 27000 rows of numbers so my main question is what is the best approach to handling something like this.
Should I create a view and validate in the click event. Should I create a stored procedure in sql that takes an input parameter and call it in the click event.
I was also reading about storing the information in a dataset however with that many records i am assuming that is going to be a slow process.
First off, let me apologize for my wording. I'm a student programmer and code primarily in JAVA so my my lingo may be a little skewed.I have created a method to create text boxes in my program that all have the same properties (ie certain text, size, font, fore color, backcolor,etc.) that looks like this:
I have a number of textboxes on a form, and I want them all to accept the ENTER key. When the ENTER key is pressed, I want it to trigger the validating event. I know it will look something like this:
Private Sub Textbox1_KeyPress(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.KeyPressEventArgs) Handles Textbox1.KeyPress, Textbox2.Keypress
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What code can I use to cause the validating event to fire? I'd prefer the focus to stay in the textbox.