Robby
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Instead, place a public function in your code behind to eval the status, if true return the description.
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What are you asking?
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Ok, I understand what you mean now. I've seen this happen before, I can't remember the cause though. Does this occur with any web control?
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You can overload the constructor of form 2 and pass them during decalration... Dim Form2 As New SecondForm ( somearg1,somearg2) Or you can create some properties in form 2, set their values while in form 1.
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Back to your question, is this a custom control that you created?
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Since it's a question on ASP.NET I moved it to said board. By the way, most posts on this site are 'doubts'. Good luck.
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This should help http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;326502
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This board is for Suggestions pertaining to the forum not your code. Is this what you ment?
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Getting an inherited control to appear in the toolbox
Robby
replied to
Dave's topic in
Windows Forms
You need to create a custom control type project -
Check out this link ... http://samples.gotdotnet.com/QuickStart/aspplus/default.aspx?url=/quickstart/aspplus/doc/webdataaccess.aspx
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Getting an inherited control to appear in the toolbox
Robby
replied to
Dave's topic in
Windows Forms
What type of project did you create in order to make this control? -
Can you post the relevant code
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Is the ClientValidationFunction on the clent side or server?
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All I see in SE is SQL tables. Are you trying to delete from the 'database connection' section or from the 'server section' ?
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something like this.. TextBox1.Text = TextBox1.Text.Replace("SomeWord", "Rocks")
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I would either split them into multiple pages or multiple panels within one page making it look like a wizard of sorts
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First thing is place Option Strict On and Option Explicit On at the top of each code page. Then remove all the quotes surrounding True and False values.
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My solution Explorer allows deletion of tables.
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When you place a ButtonColumn you can allow a user to select the row.... <asp:ButtonColumn Text="Select" CommandName="Select"></asp:ButtonColumn> 'You can also set style properties to selected rows <SelectedItemStyle BackColor="Red"> </SelectedItemStyle>
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When you enable row selection (by adding a ButtonColumn "Select") then it should fire when the user selects a row.
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Use an ExecuteNonQuery() with a statement like... sSql = "Insert into Records ......"
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Well looking at the error message it states that access to "current.wbd" is denied. Is the file open? And have placed your code in a Try/Catch block?
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It's advisable to never use Modules, create classes to churn out instances of the objects or declare them at the form level.
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I would put it in the business layer, because the data layer shouldn't know specific rules on how to handle the data and the presentation shouldn't know anything regarding data or its' rules.
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Are the labels and textboxes in a container like groupbox or panel? If so, you need to iterate those containers.