Robby
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As Nerseus said, it is an error in your code that will not allow the IDE to render the page. Check all your code (a chunk at a time) and you should find the problem.
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Replace all single quotes with 2 single quotes. commsql.CommandText = "INSERT INTO TIMELOG ([uSERNAME],[LOGTIME],[REASON]) VALUES ('" & username.Replace("'","''") & "','" & loginTime & "','" & reason & "')"
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And maybe get the vendor in trouble. :) Well he obviously made a copy for himself.
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I would exclude ....Marital Status, Nationality, Age, Place of Birth Simply not their business. COMPUTING & IT SKILLS .... That's how I have it formatted as well. The rest looks fine.
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lol, hmm, I plead the fifth. It means nothing.
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Yes there are many free articles on-line, but for a total newcomer, nothing beats a structured book to guide you from start to finish. Sometimes articles are too abstract and make many assumptions of prior knowledge.
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try exc.message.number
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We usually have at least one Moderator or Expert logged on 24/7.
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This forum was created only two months ago, and if our sister forum (Extreme Visual Basic Forum) is any indication, we will be number one real soon. In the mean time, a google search should yield plenty of articles.
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Even if you don't use Code-Behind, you will use classes and inheratance, imports and all that good stuff that .NET is all about. So you will still end up with many pages of code-behind-the- scenes anyway. Whether it's you're own library or something shipped with the Framework, what's the difference? It's all compiled.
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At least you received the package, and the fact that it wasn't empty is a bonus. :)
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If you have questions, we'll answer them.
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All I use is Code-Behind. That's my preference.
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ERROR: Cannot Implicitly Convert Type 'string' to 'int'
Robby
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VisualDeveloper's topic in
Visual C# .NET
Placing Tr/Catch in a loop is not a great idea if there is no way out from the Catch. -
You're theory is wrong for shared methods, but you're correct about the Stateless thing.
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Not to beat a dead horse, read my other post on this page. And it's Robby.
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Dr. Madz, I guess you didn't read my post of two weeks ago (2 posts up ). Also, there is no need to use any of the VB6 functions whilst in .NET.
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btw, it's preferable to use Replace from the .NET library... aString = myString.Replace(".","/")
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Yeah, my fault, I forgot that dtpDato is returning a date type, so you could simply eliminate the pound (#) sign in you SQL string.
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Development Language of Choice & IIS Problems
Robby
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VisualDeveloper's topic in
Water Cooler
I have used both C# and VB.NET for windows & web development, they're both packed with power. It's your choice. Check out the Security settings for CueCoach directory. -
Does it throw an exception or just unpredictable results? What does your Connection object look like?
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In the declare you put nimi in the Update you put Name and did not close the bracket at the end. Rename your variable to something else, Name is a reserved word. I suggest that you put Option Explicit On at the top of each code page.
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It may have a poblem with the field name Date, it's a reserved word. In that case use square brackets... .....Where [date] =....
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That's exactly what I was thinking, but that wouldn't bother me as much as not getting what they advertised. If they registered it with MS, you make quite a stink about it on Ebay and with MS. Good-luck.
