Hi Tai le van,
Can you elaborate your question please? You can look into ContextMenu Class
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Hi Sbanu,
You can use ASP.NET URL Rounting
ASP.NET routing enables you to use URLs that do not have to map to specific files in a Web site. Because the URL does not have to map to a file, you can use URLs that are descriptive of the user's action and therefore are more easily understood by users.
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Hi Channi singh,
You could use Javascript getElementById( ) method by handling OnClientClick property.
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I would suggest try running your code( and some samples) on another machine. See if it works fine there. I do remeber encountering similar problem years back, of custom logs written to Application log.
...Code:try { if (!EventLog.SourceExists("One", Environment.MachineName)) { EventSourceCreationData data = new EventSourceCreationData("One",Leave a comment:
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Windows Form app are stateful application, therefore maintaince of state is not required. If you want to share information across forms then you can have a static class/ variables/ for the same.Leave a comment:
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I ran your code, it seems to work fine on my machine.
Create...Code:if (!EventLog.SourceExists("MySource")) { EventLog.CreateEventSource("MySource", "MyLog"); } EventLog myLog = new EventLog(); myLog.Source = "MySource"; myLog.WriteEntry("Writing to MySource");Leave a comment:
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Make the boundField readonly.Leave a comment:
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Could you be more clear? Can you clearly define what you want to do?Leave a comment:
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You can insert html in to email body( stringbuilder). I don't think it should be a problem.
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On your Form load you can call a function that would
a. Check if there are any information to display.
b. If yes then display the message.
Also consider using a database for storing information. Maybe sql express.Leave a comment:
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I guess you need to be more clear. C# is a strongly typed language, that is everything has to be specified. Conversion between one type to another is supported on if the conversion is valid.
Strongly type basically means: that the type known(at compile time) and is verifiable, like int,string or object. There is no ambiguity about the type.Leave a comment:
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Go to gridview properties and click on events... you need to handle the appropriate events.
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Can you specify what exactly you want to do? You can handle the Gridview.Rowupd ating event for Gridview and do the update. Obviously you need have TemplateField with EditItemTemplat e.Leave a comment:
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Please start a separate thread for new questions. That way it will be helpful for others too :) Take care...Leave a comment:
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Use System.Environm ent.NewLine in your message text
Set the MailMessage.IsB odyHtml
and use html elements in a string and add it to the body of mail message.Last edited by Niheel; Mar 1 '11, 06:35 AM.Leave a comment:
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Could you provide more information on what you are doing?Leave a comment:
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"When the DataKeyNames property is set, the GridView control automatically creates a DataKey object for each row in the control. The DataKey object contains the values of the field or fields specified in the DataKeyNames property. The DataKey objects are then added to the control's DataKeys collection. Use the DataKeys property to retrieve the DataKey object for a specific data row in the GridView control."
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You can detect whether the framework is installed and if not then install it( prerequisites)
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