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nateraaaa · Dec 4 '08, 06:27 PM

Try the following code found on MSDN

Code:

[Visual Basic] 
Public Function SelectOleDbSrvRows(dataSet As DataSet, connection As String, query As String) As DataSet
    Dim conn As New OleDbConnection(connection)
    Dim adapter As New OleDbDataAdapter()
    adapter.SelectCommand = new OleDbCommand(query, conn)
    adapter.Fill(dataset)
    Return dataset
End Function

nateraaaa · Nov 18 '08, 06:06 PM

You have a few options:
1. You can upgrade the .NET 1.1 web app to a 2.0 and place the new web app in the same solution as the Search page.
2. You can open the Search page in a new window instead of redirecting to the search page from the .NET 1.1 web app.
3. You will have to pass data from the 2.0 web app to the 1.1 web app and create/instantiate your Session values again.

I don't know which is best given your...

nateraaaa · Nov 13 '08, 02:51 PM

Are you using the app.config located in your actual project or an app.config file in your test project?

Nathan

nateraaaa · Nov 10 '08, 03:52 PM

The Response.Write statement looks correct. Have you used the debugger to verify that the Response.Write is being reached in your code path?

Nathan

nateraaaa · Nov 6 '08, 06:01 PM

You could also do a string.Replace on the string that is returned with the \\ and replace \\ with \.

Nathan

nateraaaa · Nov 6 '08, 05:24 PM

You have the following lines commented out in your code example
//namespace RateWebServiceC lient
//{

If this is not a typo remove the comments and build your project again.

Nathan

nateraaaa · Nov 5 '08, 09:43 PM

try using 2 backslashes

Code:

Dim Rows = AllData.Split("\\r\\n".ToCharArray())

Nathan...

nateraaaa · Nov 5 '08, 06:00 PM

I think the easiest way to accomplish this would be to use the CommandName and CommandArgument properties of the LinkButton.

[HTML]<asp:LinkButt on ID="lnkButton" Runat="server" CommandArgument ='<%# DataBinder.Eval (Container,"Dat aItem.ID")%>' CommandName="De tails"></asp:LinkButton> [/HTML]

Then in the ItemCommand event of your datagrid you can check the value of...

nateraaaa · Nov 5 '08, 04:04 PM

Are you wanting to validate on the client side (using javascript), the server side, or both? Best practice is to validate on both the client side and the server side. If you have written any javascript validation for your textbox please post your code.

Nathan

nateraaaa · Nov 5 '08, 04:00 PM

Please post your code that displays the properties you have set for the datagrid.

Nathan

nateraaaa · Nov 5 '08, 03:58 PM

New methods are not necessary you just need to declare your return variable above the using statements instead of within the using statement.

Code:

string returnVariable = string.Empty;

using()
{
//do processing
returnVariable = "something";
}

using()
{
parameter = returnVariable;
}

Nathan

nateraaaa · Nov 4 '08, 09:08 PM

What gridview event are you writing this code in?

Nathan

nateraaaa · Nov 4 '08, 02:20 PM

Do you only have one project in your solution? If so make sure you are using the public keyword on the methods in your class. If you solution contains more than one project you will need to add a project reference so that the class is accessible.

Nathan

nateraaaa · Nov 3 '08, 02:34 PM

You may want to try adding code that will hide your button to the OnPreRender event of the page. Just before the page loads this event will fire.

Nathan

nateraaaa · Nov 3 '08, 02:29 PM

You also need to return true or false outside of your foreach loop.

Nathan

nateraaaa · Oct 30 '08, 05:20 PM

If you create solution with only the 3 required classes to create a dll you could then create a post build event to copy this dll to a specific location. By referencing this location you would not have to worry about other applications having different version of this shared dll. All of your applications that use this dll would point to the same location and inherit any changes make to the 3 classes in this dll.

Nathan

nateraaaa · Oct 29 '08, 06:14 PM

In your current production site how are the 3 required classes used. Is there an include file somewhere? Are the dlls references via a com object?

Nathan

nateraaaa · Oct 24 '08, 01:45 PM

After you remove the item from the drop down list are you calling dropdownlist.Da taBind()?

Nathan

nateraaaa · Oct 24 '08, 01:35 PM

Are you calling the gridview DataBind() method after your update to the DB is successful?

Nathan

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