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  1. Robby
    Where is the application being hosted and where is SQL server hosted? Is one local and the other on a hosted server?
  2. Robby
    When you re-start IIS (Default Web Site) does it remain Started ?
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    Firstly, I used that approach of creating everything in PlaceHolders on a single ASPX page (couple of years ago), I have since grow to dislike that method. There are a couple of methods I can recommend.... 1) User controls: Add the menu items and other controls that will be repeated on multiple pages into a user control. With this method you only need to include the user control on the pages that require it. 2) Templates: This is my prefered method, you can download a sample project here... http://www.xtremedotnettalk.com/showthread.php?threadid=78721
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    What does your code look like?
  5. Robby
    Surround the date string with the pound sign (#) .
  6. Robby
    some stats: http://www.nedstatbasic.net/s?tab=1&link=1&id=1982121
  7. Robby
    PlausiblyDamp, good observation, I really hope that they don't dummy-up VB too much, I find that it's already there. bri189a, you are off much more than you're on.
  8. Robby
    surround them with quotes "Select sizeid, CONCAT (sizeid, """ / """, description) as merge from sizes order by sizeid"
  9. Robby
    Are your using WinForms or WebForms? Are you going to show the results to the user, if so then in what type of control?
  10. Robby
    try this ... Cmmtrans.CommandText = "INSERT INTO tblstock (ecas, description, productid, producttypeid, brandid, codetypeid) " & _ "VALUES('" & ecasstr & "', '" & descstr & "', " _ & productid & " , " & producttypeid & " , " & brandid & " , " & codetypeid & ")" I didn't double-check if the vars were String Or Integer. If the data type is string in the DB then surround the var with single quotes, for numeric types don't.
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    There is a checkbox where you can disable the smileys for each reply.
  12. Robby
    keep out of children LOL :)
  13. Robby
    Another couple are PSI Gate and VeriSign
  14. Robby

    strsql

    Robby replied to rini's topic in General

    I think you'll get more help from our sister site http://www.visualbasicforum.com , they handle VB6 questions.
  15. Robby
    As I said "If you're using a control that is not included in the datagrid/list than yes it makes sense".
  16. Robby
    dsigns, Binding executes faster than using the methods you posted above. If you're using a control that is not included in the datagrid/list than yes it makes sense, otherwise I cannot agree your method.
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    Ahhhh, now I know what he ment, thanks iebidan
  18. Robby
    Good one DS
  19. Robby
    I don't think so but I'll check. :)
  20. Robby
    Response.Write is slower than using Literals, also, they have no ViewState, literals do.
  21. Robby
    try this... ConnectString = @"provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;data source=" + FileName + ";Extended Properties=Excel 8.0;";
  22. Robby
    Great job, very professional.
  23. Robby
    You said "when I create a new ASP.NET Project, VS copy all Files to the IIS Folder" I don't understand why does it Copy? Have you tried to create a new project and point directly to the IIS folder?
  24. Robby
    Use the Attributes.Add() on one of your controls then look at the source code of the HTML code in IE.
  25. Robby
    You need to include "Runat=Server" in the form tag, and you can use OnSubmit to call a JavaScript/VBscript function. You can use RegisterClientScriptBlock() if you're creating it at runtime or hard-code the client code, it's up to you.
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