Robby
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SomeRoutine(myDatagrid) 'then in the class/mod... protected SomeRoutine(byref dg as datagrid) 'do stuff here end sub
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I'm still laughing at this... "He didnt like my idea about physically removing the key"
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Can't view past the first page (NOT SEARCHING)
Robby
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samsmithnz's topic in
Suggestions, Bugs, and Comments
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No you don't have to.
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Put it in the page_load
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You can pass a reference of the control to your class/module.
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Are you talking about "ClientID" ? If so then .. dim s as string = Request.QueryString("ClientID")
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The DLL cannot retain values that you send to it, it is there to execute code not to save values as would a file. PlausiblyDamp suggestion would be viable.
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yup.
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Two Sql Statements ONE dropdownlist
Robby
replied to
supersnoop's topic in
Database / XML / Reporting
The array is one way, but it order to that you will probably use a DataReader. Since you'll use a DataReader eitherway, then simply myDropdownItems.Add() while looping the DataReader and skip the databinding methid. -
http://www.crystaltech.com/compare.htm has some of the best service around and a fantastic control panel. The only thing they don't have is Crystal Reports, but then again not many hosts do.
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shahdan, what does this have to do with the question at hand?
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This is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. Instead you can trap the keypress events in your application to not allow Caps.
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Nightyhawk, what are you babbling about???
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Last week I installed the Google Bar at work, it blocks popups and remembers which site you clicked on Block or Allow. So far it seems to work well.
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DateDiff() expects a Date not a String, that's why you need to use Option Strict
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I didn't correct that line.... ALSO, at the top of all your code pages place these line of code... Option Explicit On Option Strict On Dim MyDate As Date MyDate = Now.AddDays(30) lblDaysLeft.Text = "Days Left Until Trial Expires: " & DateDiff(DateInterval.Day, Now.Today, MyDate)
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You need to execute the command object not the Closeconn Very important At the top of all your code pages place the following... Option Explicit On Option Strict On
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try something like this Dim MyString as string MyString = Now.AddDays(30).ToShortDateString daytrialends = MyString
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look here http://rustemsoft.com/vbbegin.htm
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It should be set in the @ Page directive
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Controls are passed by reference
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it should be something like this... .Width = units.pixel(25)
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try this... <%# myServerFunction(Container.DataItem("id")) %> then in your code-behind.. public function myServerFunction(byval xID as integer) as String If (one of my fields) = xID then return "Something" else return "SomethingElse" end if end function
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This sample Popup Calendar in a New Browser is the closest demo I can think of. It uses a popop window to display a calendar and then passes the date back to the parent window. You can use some the same technics for your app.
