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drazic19 · Guest

Hi,

I've been working on a complete form that runs a search and displays the
results. The form and results work fine in a standalone aspx page however
when i move it to a cms template the form fails to work and when i submit the
form the page changes from the .htm page to the template file i.e.
templates/search/aspx?NRMODE=Published&NRORIGINALURL=%2fnearyou2%2fevents_search%2ehtm&NRNODEGU etc

This must be causing the form not to work, whats the solution to this sort
of problem, can't imagine its not a common one.

Thanks for any help,

Michael

Stefan [MSFT] · Guest

Hi Michael,

the URL change is as expected and not the reason for the problem.
Actually you are not allowed to add <form...> tags to an ASPX page. So I
hope that your search form is actually a ASP.NET user control and not really
a form.
Please confirm.

Cheers,
Stefan

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drazic19 · Guest

Hi Stefan,

Yes the search is a user control and the only form tags i have on the page
are the default ones next to the body tags.

Michael

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Stefan [MSFT] · Guest

Hi Michael,

that looks fine. A similar approach works correct on my box.
Do the event of this control fire?

Cheers,
Stefan

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drazic19 · Guest

Hi Stefan,

Yes it appears that the events do fire, however its just not displaying the
results as it did in the non cms template page.

template page code:
<uc1:events_search id="Events_search1" runat="server"></uc1:events_search>

<%response.write(session("HTML"))%>

<asp:label id="lbl_Sort" runat="server">Sort results by: </asp:label>
<asp:linkbutton id="lnk_BasicSortDate" runat="server">Date</asp:linkbutton>
<asp:label id="lbl_Separator" runat="server"> | </asp:label>
<asp:linkbutton id="lnk_BasicSortRegion"
runat="server">Region/Branch</asp:linkbutton>
<%response.write(session("HTML2"))%>

ascx control: submit button code:

lblTest.Text += "btnSubmitBasic_Click fired<br>"

'fire event to be bubbled to parent page
Session("HTML") = ""

If fnc_Nothing(Me.txt_Keyword.Text) And
Me.cbo_Location1.SelectedIndex = 0 Then

Me.lbl_BasicError.Visible = True
'event seems to be raised even when there is no criteria hence
the session(nocriteria) variable
'so that the search is abandoned in the aspx
Session("NoCriteria") = True
Exit Sub
End If

'check keyword for illegality
Dim bool_IgnoreFail As Boolean = False
If Not fnc_Nothing(Me.txt_Keyword.Text, False) Then

If Len(Me.txt_Keyword.Text) > 7 Then 'its OK all ignored words 7
char or less
GoTo exit_IgnoreCheck
Else
If Len(Me.txt_Keyword.Text) < 2 Then
bool_IgnoreFail = True
GoTo IgnoreFail
End If
Dim dr_Ignore As SqlDataReader
dr_Ignore = fnc_GetDataReader("sp_Ignore_Check", "@Keyword",
Trim(Me.txt_Keyword.Text), "varchar")
If dr_Ignore.HasRows Then
bool_IgnoreFail = True
Else
GoTo exit_IgnoreCheck
End If
dr_Ignore.Close()
End If
End If

IgnoreFail:
If bool_IgnoreFail = True Then
Me.lbl_BasicError.Text = "Keyword either too short or too
common. Please try again"
Me.lbl_BasicError.Visible = True
Session("NoCriteria") = True
Exit Sub
End If
exit_IgnoreCheck:
Dim eArgs As New CommandEventArgs("Basic", "Basic")

'RaiseEvent Basic_Search_Click(Me, eArgs)
RaiseBubbleEvent(Me, eArgs)

"Stefan [MSFT]" wrote:

Stefan [MSFT] · Guest

Hi Michael,

then I would suggest to debug the code and check if the result is correctly
assigned to the result control. What are you using for the results? A label
control?

Cheers,
Stefan

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drazic19 · Guest

The result is looped through and writes a string of html code which is dumped
into the page using a response.write will debug and see what happens, thanks.

Michael

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