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Do check the count in the 'MaxRows' Variable before calling NavigateRecords (), I strongly feel there are no record returning from your query -
You will just have to pass the comma separated string containing author names using a SQL Stored procedure probably as a varchar parameter.
You will need to call this function inside the stored procedure, to split the string and convert the values into a resultset, then you can read the data from the resultset and insert it accordingly.
Download link for the SQL Function http://thatthatguy.in/crap/splitcommastrin g.zLeave a comment:
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You need to fill dashed characters programmtically .
Its not possible through XAMLLeave a comment:
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You should have posted the entire code, see there's a try block but no catch blocks.
Also you must post the error stack trace, which will help us more to help you.
Anyways, i think objCallLog must be outside your try block..Leave a comment:
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StackedColumnChart of Ms chart displays annoying arrows
Hi All,
I've been looking out for a solution to this thing, for quite a while now.
Actually im using MS Chart control of ASP.Net for displaying a Stacked columns Chart from a datasource.
I also display values of each series, but the problem arises out here is whenever the value of any series is lower.. like say about '1' or '0' it displays an arrow pointing towards the series, which makes the chart look dirty.... -
You can add Reference from Solution Explorer from your Visual Studio IDE.Leave a comment:
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You don't need to use Regular Expressions for splitting key value paired data.
You can use Split() function of string to get the data in a array.
like or you can use the clsKeyValuePars er class.
like you use it in you're projects.Leave a comment:
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It happens. The a usual WPF button will look different in different platforms of Windows.
Like it will look 3D in themed XP.. and it will look Aero in Windows 7.
So the best option available is to always define a custom template for the control you're using.
You need to use <Control.Templa te>, In this you need to define the way the button needs to be painted.Leave a comment:
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Code:dataGrid1.ItemsSource = from t in lTest select new { val1 = t.Value1 };
I don't think the items source property works best with anonymous types.
You need to specify an object type.
Just imagine. how will you get the selected item in the datagrid, if its holding a collection of anonymous types.Leave a comment:
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You don't need to write any code for that.
When you scan through the barcode reader device.
It sends the data to the Input control viz. textbox
In the application. Be it any application.
Try It.Leave a comment:
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What's the structure of your Member table.
It must be having fields like ID and Password.
So you can use the existing DataReader instance to get the id and password.
Code:string companyrole = myDataReader["CompanyRole"].ToString();
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You can also try the previous reply.. by Subin Ninan
Alternatively you can use MS Access or SQL Lite as a backend database for storing and retrieving user inputLeave a comment:
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Dependency Properties are created so that it can be associated with styling,animati on etc.
Dependency properties are always class properties..
Normal .NET properties can't go along with styling and animation.
eg. Storyboard.Begi n() method uses the class PropertiesLeave a comment:
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what you can do is create a batch file with the above code...
and execute the batch file using Process class...Leave a comment:
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How did you reach there...
did you draw yourself on the form using GDI+..
Plz specify more details about your problem......Leave a comment:
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It isn't possible right now ... unless you develop something Application to do so...
But Never mind you cannot hide any file content from the great Notepad...Leave a comment:
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