hi all,
i would like to define a function in a generic file such as myfunction.aspx and then be able to call it from within .aspx files. can someone opint me in a right direction on how to do this in .net?
thank you,
wc.
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hi all,
i would like to define a function in a generic file such as myfunction.aspx and then be able to call it from within .aspx files. can someone opint me in a right direction on how to do this in .net?
thank you,
wc.
replying to myself...:)VB Code:
<Script Runat="Server" SRC="var_db.aspx"/>
Thats bad practice.Quote:
Originally posted by wildcat_2000
replying to myself...:)VB Code:
<Script Runat="Server" SRC="var_db.aspx"/>
Define a new class and create functions of that class.
This class can be reusable in ANY aspx page. Dont create functions in an aspx page. Functions need to be called from this class.
Example
class Functions
public function blah(strS as String) as string
blah = strS & " foo bar"
end function
end class
In ANY aspx page:
VB Code:
Dim f as Functions try f= new Functions Dim s as String s="blah blah" s= f.blah(s) catch ex Response.Write(An Error Occurred: " & ex.toString()) finally f=nothing end try
Jon
hi jhermiz,
thank for this suggestion. however, as .net newbie i'm not sure where to start from to create classes. can these be incorporated in a very same .ascx or .aspx file? and how?
thank you,
wc.
In VS.net
right click your project:
-> Select Class
It will create a class file for you not an .ascx, or an .aspx, it will be a .vb file.
Now you just create a class...
Let me post you one of my classes:
VB Code:
Imports System.Data Imports System.Data.SqlClient Imports System.Web.Security Imports System.Web.Mail Public Class Functions Inherits System.Web.UI.Page '/** Class Functions '/** Class written for: Krause '/** Purpose: To define global functions to be used across the '/** entire asp.net IMS application. Any functions that '/** are reusable across various pages should be placed '/** in this class. '/** Usage: '/** Dim f as New Functions '/** f.FunctionName(Parameters...) '/** Note: Please document any global or reusable function you implement '/** so that other developers know how to use your code. Public Function DefaultButton(ByRef Page As System.Web.UI.Page, ByRef objTextControl As TextBox, ByRef objDefaultButton As Button) '/** Function: DefaultButton '/** Purpose: Allows developers to set a default button on a page. '/** Once the enter key is clicked inside a text box the '/** default button is triggered and executed. '/** Pre: Page, Valid Text Box, Button (all by reference) '/** Post: Sets the default button '/** Args: Page as System.Web.UI.Page, Textbox, Button '/** Returns: N/A Dim sScript As New System.Text.StringBuilder sScript.Append("<SCRIPT language=""javascript"">" & vbCrLf) sScript.Append("function fnTrapKD(btn){" & vbCrLf) sScript.Append(" if (document.all){" & vbCrLf) sScript.Append(" if (event.keyCode == 13)" & vbCrLf) sScript.Append(" { " & vbCrLf) sScript.Append(" event.returnValue=false;" & vbCrLf) sScript.Append(" event.cancel = true;" & vbCrLf) sScript.Append(" btn.click();" & vbCrLf) sScript.Append(" } " & vbCrLf) sScript.Append(" } " & vbCrLf) sScript.Append("}" & vbCrLf) sScript.Append("</SCRIPT>" & vbCrLf) objTextControl.Attributes.Add("onkeydown", "fnTrapKD(document.all." & objDefaultButton.ID & ")") Page.RegisterStartupScript("ForceDefaultToScript", sScript.ToString) End Function Function ValidatePassword(ByVal txtP As String, ByVal txtCP As String) As Boolean '/** Function: ValidatePassword '/** Purpose: To validate a password with a confirmation password '/** Pre: Password / Confirmation Exist '/** Post: Confirms password '/** Returns: Boolean value 'function validates whether a password is valid or not If (txtP = txtCP) Then ValidatePassword = True 'good Else ValidatePassword = False 'bad End If End Function
There are about 100 more functions but I cannot post them because of the length...
But now anytime I need to call a function that is reusable in ANY .aspx page I do this:
Dim f as New Functions
f.CallYourFunction()
f=nothing
Make sense ?
thank you, i'll try this out.
cheers,
wc.