Vincent
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| Posted: 02/14/2007, 1:50 PM |
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Hi everyone,
It sounds probably stupid but I have a footer file where I need to put a textbox with a submit button for a newsletter registration hosted by another company, where basically the action of the form will be a link to the newsletter hosting company . If I try to add the code in the html portion the form tag disapear when the page is published. The form tries to submit the info to itself. Any advice?
Thank you,
Vincent
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Stan
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| Posted: 02/15/2007, 8:23 AM |
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CCS automatically removes all form tags and replaces them by one with runat="server" attribute. But there is one trick which should work. You should create the .inc file on the disk which will contain the html code of your form
</form>
<form>
Your content going here
Note that first tag in the file will close the server form, and second will open yours. The closing form tag after the content is not required, because it is exists already. Now you should include your file into the page by using
<!-- #include file="form.inc" -->
before the closing body tag of the page.
Stan
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E43509
Posts: 283
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| Posted: 02/15/2007, 9:30 AM |
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Basically I edit the .aspx file in the code view knowing that CCS will not properly regenerate if I add new fields to the form.
See my note below:
DEVELOPER NOTE : The aspx form has been modified and ccs will not regenerate. The modification is to add autocomplete = "off" to the form so that the user password/login won't be saved. Thus you need to go into the aspx form and delete all the code and let it regenerate.
<!-- Had to manually edit the aspx file to set autocomplete="off" in the form tag as CCS 2.2.2.40 does not pass this parameter
but this now causes the form to not regenerate any changes from the design screen. -->
<form runat= "server" autocomplete= "off">
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Vincent
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| Posted: 02/15/2007, 11:17 AM |
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 Stan, your solution did the trick thanks to both of you for your answers.
Vincent
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Tuong Do
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| Posted: 02/21/2007, 2:56 PM |
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To set the autocomplete="off" you don't have to edit your aspx file
Solution
Your form name LoginForm
Your field name Username
If you want to disable autocomplete the of the Username field
In the before show event of your form, add this line
LoginFormUsername.Attributes("autocomplete") = "off"
"E43509" <E43509@forum.codecharge> wrote in message
news:845d498c3df43d@news.codecharge.com...
> Basically I edit the .aspx file in the code view knowing that CCS will not
> properly regenerate if I add new fields to the form.
> See my note below:
>
> DEVELOPER NOTE : The aspx form has been modified and ccs will not
> regenerate.
> The modification is to add autocomplete = "off" to the form so that the
> user
> password/login won't be saved. Thus you need to go into the aspx form
> and
> delete all the code and let it regenerate.
>
> <!-- Had to manually edit the aspx file to set autocomplete="off" in the
> form
> tag as CCS 2.2.2.40 does not pass this parameter
> but this now causes the form to not regenerate any changes from the
> design
> screen. -->
>
> <form runat= "server" autocomplete= "off">
>
> ---------------------------------------
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> http://forums.codecharge.com/
>
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