Thanks for the update Frinny.
Yes using a web service call I might be able to do that but again am not sure of various other factors like,
1. Being able to sort the result set - either this should be a server side call for every click so then what about efficiency ?
2. Also I have fields of length 100 char and about 10000 records. Performing a SQL query for each and every alphabet typed might hamper the efficiency...
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Dynamic AJAX based data table.
How can I design an efficient AJAX based dynamic table using .NET ? Do I necessarily need to use JQuery / Prototype libraries or plug-ins to achieve this?
I am referring to similar implementation : www.coupontom.com
I believe this is not possible using the existing AJAX control toolkit. -
Cannot retrieve Context.Items posted to a web page.
Hi,
I am trying to post some information as context item to another web page but not able to retrieve the value of context items on the page load of the page receiving the request. Both the websites are in different domains.
Can someone tell me how can i achieve this?
I have the HTTPWebRequest created as below:
...Code:WebRequest postDataWebRequest = WebRequest.Create(searchUrl);
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Sory the DLLs are binarily diff. but the tlbs are identical. I used Winmerge to check this.
Yes it has the proper path set in 'InProcServer/Codebase' key.
I found that the CLSIDs are different by case (one that mentioned in dll and the one in registry) - is that a problem?
Also the Interface GUID doesn't have any reference to CLSIDs - is that necessary?Leave a comment:
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No actually I am not trying to put it in GAC and I don't have given a strong name either for the .dll.
Yes the binaries are identical (the one built in build machine and copied to client and the one locally compiled) - that is what is driving me crazy.
Is there any tool (from MS) to check for the similarity of .NET binaries created?
Also one more aspect to note is that, the class has a progid set but I am not...Leave a comment:
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Thanx for the post.
The problem is with the dll migrated from a build machine and not with registering/GAC-ing. It seems the dll built and copied from the build machine due to some reason cannot be recognized in the client machine. I tried re-registering the comp. from the build machine in the client using /codebase switch but it doesn't workout.Leave a comment:
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Problem with interop .NET dlls in distributed client applications
Hi,
I have a .NET DLL (exposed for COM interop) migrated from a server into many client machines. This DLL is causing an Automation error 0x80070002 ("The system cannot find the file specified. ").
The invoking VB dll is in the same folder as the .NET dll and is having a proper .tlb refernce made which is visible in Intellisense.
I am quite confused why this error should popup as everything is fine... -
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Is there any other way to do this? I had been trying to achieve the above XML for a while and nothing helped me out.
Any suggestions on how to implement it?Leave a comment:
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just for the funny side of life:
posting: Can you quote some example?
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Hi,
Referring to my previous post - how can i apply a separate template (styling) for an child element inside <xsl:template >?
For eg., if I need to apply a separate template for the contact of type 'Claimant' how can I do that?
This was what I trying but it changes the hierarchy of the XML:
...Code:<xsl:template match ="Insured"> <CONTACTS>Leave a comment:
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Hi Dormilich,
That was great !
Hope I can start up with this basic idea.
Will post bak if I get stuck up.Thnx :-) .
Regards,
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XSLT - How to transform Element to Attribute?
Hi,
I am newbie to XSL transformations . I am finding it hard to work out the XSL transformation for the following XML. Can someone suggest me how to approach this XML or in general how should I start up if given a XML?
SOURCE XML:
...Code:<?xml version="1.0" encoding="iso-8859-1"?> <Batch BatchCreated="" TransType="TA" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2001/xmlns">
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