r1xliquid
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| Posted: 05/22/2007, 8:48 AM |
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I am using an editable grid, i want to throw a custom error. I am doing some logic in the onValidateRow event.
I then use the info i gathered in the onValidateRow to throw an error in the onValidate event.
i am using the following line of code in my onValidate function:
claimSearchResult.Errors.AddError("CUSTOM ERROR")
I have used the above code on other editable grids and it has worked fine, for this page i am getting the following error:
Type mismatch (0x800A0421)
'Default' specification must also specify 'Public'
/betaportal/Classes.asp, line 3713
am i overlooking something? I have been looking at this for a few hours and cannot seem to get it right.
thanks for any info,
brian (codecharge 3.0)
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r1xliquid
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| Posted: 05/23/2007, 12:09 PM |
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bump for help
the error is occuring in the
class: clsConverter
function: TypeToString()
the converter class is not instantiated in my asp page, so i really have no idea what class instantiates and calls the typeToString function
any ideas???
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Wkempees
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| Posted: 05/23/2007, 2:19 PM |
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I think it is in your SQL.
Check your SQL, to see if you are having:
- typo in fields
- type mismatch between SQL and Grid
Or something like that.
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r1xliquid
Posts: 41
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| Posted: 05/24/2007, 9:10 AM |
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Quote Wkempees:
I think it is in your SQL.
Check your SQL, to see if you are having:
- typo in fields
- type mismatch between SQL and Grid
Or something like that.
Yes I think you are correct in your response, it has to do with SQL.
What i am actually doing is placing an editable grid on the screen, but not allowing any insert/update/delete. My reason for this is: I need a user to use a check box to check off rows. I then compare the rows and either allow/not allow the user to continue with the form submit.
If the user submits the form, they go to a different page where they will update the data.
Maybe i am taking the wrong approach here. Anyone got any ideas how i could get the desired result?
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wkempees
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| Posted: 05/24/2007, 3:18 PM |
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Although I cannot solve your problem, I have a suggestion.
Change the editable grid.
Create a small table something containing just the reference to the primary
key of your original table and a checkbox "IsSelected".
Make the EGrid run on the new small table, in the SQL linking in the data
you need from the original table.
So your EGrid displays a checkbox and the relevant data.
Now for the EGrid, specify no Insert No Delete, Custom Update
The Custom Update will only handle the checkbox.
Now you can do onValidate on the Checkbox.
I use a similar approach in a EGrid where I want to specify a product table
for a customer.
The grid runs on customer_products (containing FK_to main product,
IsSelected and Price)
The customer is presented with his product/pricelist while actualy viewing
products from the main table joined to his producttable
In administration we can check or uncheck the product and alter prices.
Success,
Walter
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> Quote Wkempees:
> I think it is in your SQL.
> Check your SQL, to see if you are having:
> - typo in fields
> - type mismatch between SQL and Grid
> Or something like that.
>
>
> Yes I think you are correct in your response, it has to do with SQL.
> What i am actually doing is placing an editable grid on the screen, but
> not
> allowing any insert/update/delete. My reason for this is: I need a user to
> use a
> check box to check off rows. I then compare the rows and either allow/not
> allow
> the user to continue with the form submit.
>
> Maybe i am taking the wrong approach here. Anyone got any ideas how i
> could get
> the desired result?
>
> ---------------------------------------
> Sent from YesSoftware forum
> http://forums.yessoftware.com/
>
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