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microkarl

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  1. All, just want to know if there's a way to check which user(s) has permission on a specific certificate from the (local machine) cert store on windows 2003 & 2008 server. Regards, Kyle
  2. Thanks for the response. I have tried it and it works!! Now, I have a second question on this. is there an easy way to add a delegate/event on this class so other classes can catch it?
  3. All, I have this SOAP web service, the way I do it is generated a WSDL proxy class based on the WSDL file (using the wsdl tool from Microsoft). Now, I want to also have the ability to log the ENTIRE XML packets, both outbound and inbound. I know that there's a class called SOAPExtension to overwrite. But for ppl like me using the WSDL proxy class, how to we even hook into the SOAPExtension class since that proxy class is supposed to be make the call...? Can anyone help? Regards, Kyle
  4. Hi, Not sure if I can post this question here since it's for .NET framework, but since many .NET developers have used AR6 before, so I would like to take a shot here. Anyhow, the question is how do I change fields positions based on different conditions? For example, if I have two rows in GroupHeader1, and based on conditions, I would like to hide row #1 and show row #2, and row #2 in this case will be placed where row #1 supposed to be; and if row #1 shows, row #2 will be placed right under row #1. Please help. Many Thanks, Kyle
  5. Iceplug, thanks for your respond. It doesn't work. It works like this: - "Test1" - no match (expected) - "Test1 " - no match (expected) - "Test123" - match (expected) - "Test123 " - match (not expected) Basically, if I have string is less than 6 characters, regardless the spaces, it should fail. But as long as the string is with 6-20 chars. the regex allows spaces. which is not allowed. Can you help? Thanks. carl
  6. Hi all, I want to enhance this regular expression - ^[0-9a-zA-Z]{6,20}$ to not allow any spaces (leading, in between, and trailing). I know the regexp for space is (\s*), but just don't know how to put them together. Can any one help? Regards, Kyle
  7. Is it possible to have one main Hashtable to store mulitple sub-hashtables? So it works like this: 1: Sub-Hashtable1 contains n objects (strings). 2: Sub-Hashtable2 contains n objects (strings). 3: Main-Hashtable contains these two Sub-Hashtables. 4: Retrieve these objects through the Main-Hashtable? I have been looking into Hashtable.Values property but running into dead-end, would this achieve it? Thanks in advance, Carl
  8. Thanks for the response, it actually works! The only concern that I have is would there be a threading problem?
  9. Hi all, I have implemented some code in my page that will generate a .txt file (on the fly) when the user click on an ASP button, then a download box will show up and so the user can download that file. But I want to delete the file right away after the file is finished downloading... can anyone give me some hint? Thanks, Carl
  10. All, I need to create a .ascx control and inside this control contains a gridview control. So basically this ascx control wraps up the gridview control. But, how can I add templates in this control? Just like the way the GridView Control does. Thanks, Carl
  11. I am retrieving elements from XML, then have to store these elements into a class as properties. These elements include, ID (integer), Name (string), StartDate (DateTime)...
  12. I am currently using a Hashtable to store a list of collection, its type includes string, integer, and dateTime. After researched a little bit on "Generic", I am very interested of using it. However, from what I know, in order to enforce type safety, the generic collection class has to be defined to allow only one type to be stored. That is, if I initialize a new instance of generic class to be string, I can't use it to store integer. So, in this case, is it better off to just stick with the old fashion Hashtable? Thanks! Carl
  13. Okay, to demostrate how jQuery did this. the following is the javascript code that will do the trick. Basically I "hook up the alert box as well as disable the link when user click on any hyperlink tag". can someone tell me if there's a way to achieve the same thing in Ajax extension 1.0's client scripting library? <script type="text/javascript"> $(document).ready(function() { $("a").click(function(){ alert("Thanks for visiting!"); return false; }); }); </script>
  14. Hi, I have this web application and it has a 3rd party Gallery Control on the page . This gallery control would basically shows a list of images with a <A> tag wrapped it. And when i click on the image, it will be redirect to somewhere else... Now, my question is, is there a way for Ajax1.0 to override or disable the <A> tag and injects a onClick event into these images? I know I can do this in jQuery, but since I am pretty new to Ajax1.0, so I really don't know what kind of limitation it has... for those who knows Ajax1.0 well, please help me!! Thanks, Carl
  15. Hi, I am using Windows XP Pro and just installed IIS 5.1 on the machine. I created a new website under IIS and when I tried to debug it. I received the following error: Failed to access IIS metabase. The process account used to run ASP.NET must have read access to the IIS metabase (e.g. IIS://servername/W3SVC). For information on modifying metabase permissions, please see http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=267904. I clicked on the MS support link and got myself really confused. Can someone tell me what actually I need to modifyin order to run the site correctly? Cheers, Carl
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