setFormField() on IE

Vault
#1

Hi,

for dynamic handling the formfields, I create the input-field (inpFoo) with default value. Later in the code I have to change the value of this field to ‘bar’.

I find out, in the IE (6) I can’t call the form fields by document.getElementsByName('inpFoo), because the name-Attribut is not supportet by input-fields in IE. So, I have the Problem fixed with add the code field.id = name in dhtmlxvault.js on function setFormField().

Can you change this in the next version?

Thanks for this great work
Dirk

#2

Sorry, we do not use getElementsByName().

#3

That’s right, but the field comes not with a ID … so getElementById(), or Prototypes $() doesn’t work either.

#4

I do not understand the idea, we have both getter and setter for custom filed, please use them.

#5

mpfh … Sorry, I don’t see the getFormField() - method! Forget my post!!!

#6

Hi

ASP.NET C#, Database MS SQL 2008

Table: Upload
Colum: UploadID
Colum: PromoCode
Colum: Filename

First off, the picture gets to be uploaded into the catagory (good)

The Messagebox Alerts an Error: False even due to the upload function is working fine.

Here is where it does not work anymore:

  1. The webpage does not stop Loading after clicked on the Messagebox
  2. The Parameter ‘Promocode’ Does not get to be added into the database

vault.onFileUploaded = function (file) { alert(“id:” + file.id + “,name:” + file.name + “,uploaded:” + file.name+ “,error:” + file.error); };
vault.create(“vault1”);
vault.getFormField(“promocode”, “SITX9”);
vault.setFormField(“uploadID”, null); // will remove this field from the form

UploadHandler.ashx

finally
{

             SqlConnection connection = new SqlConnection("Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=xxx; user ID=xxxx; password=xxxxx");
                connection.Open();

                string sqlquery = ("INSERT INTO Upload VALUES('" + context.Request.Form["promocode"] + "','" + context.Request["fileName"] + "')");

                SqlCommand command = new SqlCommand(sqlquery, connection);

                command.ExecuteNonQuery();
                connection.Close();

                CurrentSize = "-1";
                fp.Dispose();
                fp.CloseStreams();
                
            }

Have anyone figure this out yet ?

#7

For Aspx, better to use methods setUploadParam(name, value) and getUploadParams()
and then read them on server side using context.Request.QueryString[“paramName”]