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This link may be helpfull
http://www.codeproject.com/useritems...controller.asp...Leave a comment:
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Hi aaryan,
There's a lot of resources in the web. I think you'll find these helpfull.
http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/lifecycle.asp
Common Steps in an ASP.NET Page's Life Cycle
http://www.15seconds.com/issue/020102.htm
A Look at ASP.NET's Adaptive Rendering ...Leave a comment:
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What do you mean by default startup icon? What's your application type? If you be more discriptive I might be able to help you....Leave a comment:
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I think your problem is with the path you are specifying when calling the Delete method. Do a debug and get the complete path that is passed to the Delete method. If the path is wrong edit your code to pass the correct path....Leave a comment:
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Hi,
Why do you want to have a separate button to navigate to the previous page? Every browser has a 'Back' button which takes you back....Leave a comment:
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Ah..it's not that difficult.
Say you want to display the user name in a lable in form2. You can create a property UserName in form2 as follows.
Then you can set the Text of the label(say Label1) in the page_load event handler of form2 asCode:private string mUserName; public string UserName { get{ return mUserName; } set{ mUserName = value; } }
When...Code:Label1.Text = this.UserName;
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Hi,
Is it a web application you are working on? If it is so, I think the problem is caused by the postback. When you do a postback from the first button click,
will be called again and it will create a new empty StockArray object. You can use the following code to instanciate the StockArray only in the initial page load.Code:Public StockArray As New ArrayList
...Code:if(!IsPostback) Public StockArray As New ArrayList
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The problem with your code is that you are trying to compaire decimal values by converting them to strings. Just go through your code and eleminate this first.
I'm also using .Net 2.0 and I my self checked this. You should be able to compaire it as a decimal....Leave a comment:
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Hi Sukantha,
Sorry for the late responce.(I didn't log in to the site during the weekend)
What you have done here is not acceptable. Why are you converting the decimal to a string and compaire it as a string? THIS IS NOT A GOOD PRACTICE AT ALL.
And the other thing is if d1 is a decimal it will definitely return the value 0.(not 0.00)
What you can do here is use the condition...Code:if(d1 == 0)
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Hi alan75,
What you have to do here is to create properties for the data that you want to fill in form2 and expose it to form1. Then when you call form2 from form1 you can change those properties appropriately.
If you do not want to expose your properties to form1, you can create an appropriate constructer for form2 and use it to fill your data.
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Nope. Multiple Inheritance is not possible in .Net. But you can implement multiple interfaces in a class....Leave a comment:
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Hi eager,
You can delay the current thread using the following code.
The thread class is in the namespace System.Threadin g...Code:Thread.Sleep(20000);
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Hi Sukantha,
As far as I understand, this can not be a problem. What ever the logical calculation you are performing can not be affected by this. If you can post the particular code segment, I might be able to help you....Leave a comment:
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Hi,
I think you have not handled the particular event. Add an event handler to the particular event and try....Leave a comment:
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And if you want to take the full path of the file, use..
...Code:Label1.Text = OpenFileDialog.PostedFile.Name;
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Ok. What you are talking about here is QueryString. I'll take your example.
You are passing 'customerid=5' key value pair as a QueryString to the default2.aspx. So if you can take the value of it in 'Page_Load' event handler of default2.aspx you can perform your sql query right..?
Use the following code in your 'Page_Load' event handler.
...Code:string customerId = Request.QueryString["customerid"].ToString();
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Hi Statees,
You can check how the textbox is rendered, I mean the name of the textbox in the client side, by right clicking on the browser window and selecting View Source. You can use that name in your JavaScript. Hope this will help....Leave a comment:
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What do you mean by 'retrieve a value from the URL'? Are you trying to retrive a value comming as a QueryString which is appended to the url? or Are you trying to read a value from a file stored in a known url?...Leave a comment:
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Hi Todd,
As far as I understand your problem, you don't need to have an abstract class for this. Onlything you have to do is making the Read() method protected so that all the child classes, in your case HeaderRecord and DataRecord can access it.
I think this is prety straight forward.Let me know if you are refering to something
else.
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