JRichmond

I'm in the process of writing my own blog, and I'm trying to figure out how to automatically send a ping to sites such as Technorati using XML-RPC every time I add or edit a post. I've tried searching Google with very few results. The Technorati site gives some vague directions, but I have no idea where to go from there. Can anyone get me pointed in the right direction?

What are you trying to accomplish?

me.checkboxlist.CheckedItems.Items(i) me.checkboxlist.CheckedItems.Count

No, as far as I know, the CheckedListBox control doesn't have the ability to display grid lines. The only thing I could think of to suggest would be to use a datagrid with a checkbox control in each row.

I'm using an old dll for verifying addresses, and I'm having major problems trying to call any of it's functions from my vb.net code. The documentation is almost all C and C++ code. They did include a very small VB6 example, and I've been able to get that part working in VB.Net. There are other functions that I haven't been able to figure out yet, though. Does anyone know about a C++ to VB.net translator or porting tutorial that I could use? Or, has anyone done this before? One of the main problems I'm having is translating from char or char * or char ** to VB.net code. I'm not sure how to convert pointers. Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks!

I haven't used version 2, but I have had a little bit of exposure to the full version of the original NetAdvantage Suite.

I finally got this working using a session variable to store my dataset between page loads, but that seems like a kinda hokey way to do it. Does anyone know of a better way to update a datagrid or datalist without using a database? Thanks!

Thanks! :cool:

True. This would get rid of the spaces before counting the characters. Although, it would still count any tabs or other whitespace... TextBox2.Text = TextBox1.Text.Trim(" ").Length

It seems that pretty soon you'll be able to use "Continue": http://blogs.vbcity.com/mcintyre/archive/2004/08/03/151.aspx

TextBox2.Text = TextBox1.Text.Length

I'm not sure why it's not working for you. I just tried it out, and it worked just fine for me. I had a datagrid aligned on the right, and when I click on a button, it moves to the left. Can you post the html and maybe some of the code for this?

Are the checkboxes in a DataGrid? You should be able to use the FindControl function to get access to each of the checkboxes. CType(dgDataGrid.FindControl("chkCheckBox"), CheckBox).Checked I think there's a FindControl for the Page object too. I hope this at least get's you pointed in the right direction. :) Good Luck!

Nevermind... Obviously it's working now. :p Apparently it just takes a while for the forums to realize that I've reached the "Freshman" level.

Ok, I have over 25 posts now, but I'm still not allowed to edit my avatar.

Definitly Half-Life 2. I've already had nightmares from the screenshots of Doom 3. I probably wouldn't sleep for a month if I ever try to play it. :eek:

Hehehe :D I just tried to go to ITMoonlighter.com, and apparently they ARE Guru.com! Oops! :p

I haven't tried it yet, but someonce told me about ITMoonlighter.com a while back.

Have you tried running Spybot S&D? Sometimes it gets things that AdAware misses.

I prefer the term, "Geek." ;)

Here's a couple links with info on this subject... http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb%3Ben-us%3B815629 http://www.experts-exchange.com/Databases/Microsoft_SQL_Server/Q_20803257.html I hope these help! :)

Glad I could help! :)

Unfortunatly it's not available to download anywhere any more. You can still give me a donation anyways ;) :D

After a quick Google, it appears that both Microsoft and Sun "stole" from This Guy. Both Java and C# are based on C++ as attempts to improve on the language. That's why they're all so similar.

Before C# even existed, I know that Java and C++ had extremely similar syntax. I'm not sure exactly what the connection is, but Java, Javascript, C, and C++ are somehow related. I'm sure that C# is just based off of C++. So, I don't think that it's the case that Microsoft is copying Sun. They're just modifying and improving on a language that is already very similar to Java. Anyone know more about this?