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  1. Derek Stone
    The problem with that argument is that ASP.NET does not force one into using a object-oriented approach to programming. It's there, and it's the predominant option, however there's nothing stopping anyone from using render tags, inline code, and many other pre-World War II programming methods.
  2. Derek Stone
    <html> <head> <title>Test</title> </head> <body> <table style="width: 100%;"> <tr> <td style="width: 100%;"><form><input type="text" style="width: 100%;" /></form></td> </tr> </table> </body> </html>
  3. Derek Stone
    You need to override the HttpApplication.GetVaryByCustomString() method. public override string GetVaryByCustomString(HttpContext context, string custom) { if (custom == "userid") { return HttpContext.Current.Session.Item["userid"].ToString(); } } Place this in the global.asax file (inside script tags of course).
  4. Derek Stone
    Each project in Visual Studio .NET must be a single language, however a solution can have multiple projects, and therefore multiple languages. If you choose to develop using two or more languages, you'll likely want to use an n-tier or otherwise modular approach.
  5. Derek Stone
    While limited, the .NET SDK does offer some decent tables for what is what: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/cpgenref/html/cpconRegularExpressionsLanguageElements.asp
  6. Derek Stone
    Use Visual Studio .NET 2002 to program the applications and compile them from the command line using the .NET 1.1 compilers found in the SDK. The whole process can be automated with a batch (*.bat) file.
  7. Derek Stone
    Only certain settings in web.config can be defined/redefined in directories under the application's root. If you wish to define these settings in child directories you will need to "turn" the directory into an application through IIS.
  8. Derek Stone
    Don't forget SourceGear Vault either. A single-user license is free of charge. Plus the system is programmed in .NET and uses Microsoft SQL Server as a data store. Works over firewalls as well, since it's Web services-based.
  9. Derek Stone
    if (Request.Form("Tipo mensaje") == "Sugerencia")
  10. Derek Stone
    There's nothing stopping you from using a network share on a remote computer. IIS has it clearly listed as an option. Just make sure you have the NTFS permissions set correctly.
  11. Derek Stone
    That compiler option requires a resource file (*.res) as input.
  12. Derek Stone
    Visual Studio .NET automatically creates a Runtime Callable Wrapper (RCW) for each COM object. You'll need to do the same using the Type Library Importer (Tlbimp.exe) installed along with the .NET Framework SDK (and Visual Studio .NET). Once the wrapper is generated you'll reference it instead.
  13. Derek Stone
    Can we see the HTML document generated by the ASP.NET page?
  14. Derek Stone
    You would need to pass a reference to the Response object to the thread.
  15. Derek Stone
    That's not how COM works. GUID's are used instead of paths. If the DLL's the GUID's are looking for are not present the application will not compile. What you need to do is ensure that the required libraries (DLL's) are registered on the machine prior to compilation.
  16. Derek Stone
    It's most likely a problem with the RegularExpressionValidatorEvaluateIsValid function sent to the client. You can try altering that function, or perform custom validation.
  17. Derek Stone
    The DataGrid, as I see it, is an undercooked pile of cow manure. I use a home-brewed component that works just as well. It took less than an hour to create, and might be a viable idea for you to look into. ASP.NET also offers the DataList control, numerous HtmlControls, and of course direct rendering using HTML markup.
  18. Derek Stone
    The first time through the loop the value for iidImportDesc.Name is zero. This should be a good clue towards your problem (incorrect offsets).
  19. Derek Stone
    Stack trace: Unhandled Exception: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object. at [b]Microsoft.Win32.Win32Native.CopyMemoryAnsi(StringBuilder pdst, IntPtr psrc, IntPtr sizetcb)[/b] at System.Runtime.InteropServices.Marshal.PtrToStringAnsi(IntPtr ptr) at CS_PE_Get_Imports.clsPERoutines.ListImports(ListBox lstList, Int32 hMod)
  20. Derek Stone
    Twenty Hail-Mary's, Nerseus... twenty Hail-Mary's...
  21. Derek Stone
    It doesn't work with Netscape because Netscape doesn't support it. Not the other way around. Mozilla does however, as of the past several versions. Seeing as Netscape is no longer alive and kicking, any user using a Netscape browser has their own problems. :)
  22. Derek Stone
    Assuming the component inherits from [msdn=System.ComponentModel.Component]Component[/msdn], adding [msdn=System.ComponentModel.Design.ToolboxItemAttribute]ToolboxItem[/msdn] and [msdn=System.ComponentModel.Design.DesignTimeVisibleAttribute]DesignTimeVisible[/msdn] attributes should be more than enough. I'd shut down Visual Studio .NET and start a new project to test if they're working. The IDE is known to cache things that it shouldn't.
  23. Derek Stone
    That will also scroll the column headers, SumeetK. Not very pretty.
  24. Derek Stone
    [api]SetForegroundWindow[/api] [api]BringWindowToTop[/api] [api]FindWindow[/api] [api]FindWindowEx[/api]
  25. Derek Stone
    [msdn]System.Windows.Forms.SendKeys[/msdn]
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