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  1. garrydawkins

    garrydawkins

    I have a form with a comments box that needs to be extended to at least 500 character from 100. Is this change made in the aspx file. When I attempt to go to the desing view I get a error message. "The page cannot be view in Design view. The page contains one or more <?imports> directives, which is not supported in Design View.[:0] It appears that there some Javascript mixed in here.[:(] This is what I've tracked down so far.
    <TR>
    <TD height="12"><a href="javascript:ClearTextBox('MainProjForm1_EditProjectDescription_NPD_PROJECTS0ProjectDescription')" id="MainProjForm1_EditProjectDescription_ClearDesc"><FONT size="1">Clear</FONT></a></TD>
    </TR>

    GDawkins
     
    garrydawkins, Feb 4, 2004
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  2. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    I assumed you are using VS.net

    VS.net is very picky about HTML format.

    I would try comment out the A tag before you switch to design view.

    quote:Originally posted by garrydawkins

    I have a form with a comments box that needs to be extended to at least 500 character from 100. Is this change made in the aspx file. When I attempt to go to the desing view I get a error message. "The page cannot be view in Design view. The page contains one or more <?imports> directives, which is not supported in Design View.[:0] It appears that there some Javascript mixed in here.[:(] This is what I've tracked down so far.
    <TR>
    <TD height="12"><a href="javascript:ClearTextBox('MainProjForm1_EditProjectDescription_NPD_PROJECTS0ProjectDescription')" id="MainProjForm1_EditProjectDescription_ClearDesc"><FONT size="1">Clear</FONT></a></TD>
    </TR>

    GDawkins
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    Bruce, Feb 5, 2004
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