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  1. Robby
    Kaklua01's example is not only proper but will make more sense if you in the future may need to set that property at design time, because using a public variable (strLinkURL) is not something you should even consider. Get in to the habit of using Properties and get rid of those public variables.
  2. Robby
    I think what kahlua001 is suggesting is to create your own property where you can set whatever you want. (either at runtime or design)
  3. Robby
    Does each field Allow Edit ? (ReadOnly = False)
  4. Robby
    What's your code look like in the OpenFileDialog ?
  5. Robby
    That connection string was probably setup using a wizard, if you want to set a DB file at runtime then you will need to set the entire connection string at runtime. Either way runtime is the easiest way.
  6. Robby
    What is the context of the application?
  7. Robby
    In your form load event do the the following... If Not IsPostBack Then CallMyCreateControlRoutine() End If
  8. Robby
    Can you post your code. Also, are you using any wizards to setup your DB stuff?
  9. Robby
    try this: select max(newsid) as mID from tblNews If you use the Group By then you will get the max of each group
  10. Robby
    Yeah, Visual Studio .NET :)
  11. Robby
    It sounds like your doing it right, I'll look into it later I don't have .net here.
  12. Robby
    You can change these parameters in the property window of the project (setup)
  13. Robby
    While in Windows Explorer right-click on the mdb file and add ASPNET as a user in the security tab.
  14. Robby
    Is the grid filled in the page load only on not postback and is the grid filled again in the page index change event. If so, then let's see your code.
  15. Robby
    You can call an ExecuteScalar with "Select count(*) from ....." The reader should however have .FieldCount, SqlClient has one.
  16. Robby
    I don't understand what you mean by "VB image". Is it an embedded image in the exe or from file?
  17. Robby
    There's no need to worry. Sessions are not share between different clients, they each get their own object.
  18. Robby
    Yes it is possible, you would use this method if you don't want data binding. (A few other reasons too :) ) I can't give you code, I'm sure someone else will.
  19. Robby
    Ctrl+F5 lauches IE asynchronously, meaning that VS does not attach itself to the browser, this is true in Release and Debug modes. F5 launches the browser while it is attached to VS so you can Step-Through r debug your code, this is also tru while in Release mode (Although you cannot step-through)
  20. Robby
    You can't inherit System.Windows.Forms in an ASP.NET form.
  21. Robby
    Copy this update statement and run it in Query Analyzer or whichever provider you're using and see if it's functional.
  22. Robby
    James, Another way is to handle your paging in a stored proc, but I would follow Nerseus' advice on not returning all the records to the client in the first place. Perhaps by default return top n sorted by date or whatever then allow the user to drill down.
  23. Robby
    Joe, you may already be aware on much of this, it may still be worth a look...http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dndive/html/data010112001.asp
  24. Robby
    What I would do is reformat the tags, save and close the aspx file, then re-open it and the tags would remain formatted the way I'd arranged them. But it doesn't seem to work anymore.
  25. Robby
    Since this should've been in Random Thoughts, this makes it 2999. I couldn't resist either. :)
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