Robby

If you want the format to take place at the datagrid level then add this "{0:D}" to the eval argument (2)

For VB6 help goto http://www.xtremevbtalk.com We deal with .NET on this board.

I'm assuming you're doing this from ASP.NET (considering your other post)

When you have a thin-client scenario you cannot do anything like this. Your code will create objects on the server not the client.

I don't use a repeater so I'm not sure how to page with it. One note though, you cannot place a control between the <table> and <tr> tags.

There's not much to say except.... http://www.xtremedotnettalk.com/showthread.php?myVar=92046&myOtherVar=hello Start your string after the question (?) mark, the first part is the variable name then an equal (=) sign, the second part is the value. To concat many items together use the ampersand (&). In your code you would receive the string like this... dim s1 as string = string.empty If not request.querystring("myVar") = nothing then s = request.querystring("myVar") end if dim s2 as string = string.empty If not request.querystring("myOtherVar") = nothing then s2 = request.querystring("myOtherVar") end if

Well in .NET you can have 100% of the page content come from a database. How's that for variable?

Except you need C# for this.

I still don't understand why you cannot open the page as a Child.

Evaluation function? A lot of you are yapping nonsense! You can create a base-class to be used as a template page... then every single item on the page yes any page can be dynamic, this includes the meta-tags, client scripts, CSS file and more.

You made our property writeOnly, place a "get" to allow "read" as well.

Can't you make them parent/child?

What is it that you want?

Each project contains a file called AssemblyInfo.cs or AssemblyInfo.vb, it's pretty straight forward.

This tutorial should be helpful ... http://samples.gotdotnet.com/QuickStart/winforms/default.aspx?url=/quickstart/winforms/doc/WinFormsData.aspx

Is this a web form or WinForm?

Since you're still in test mode, change the web.config setting CustomErrors to off, this will allow you to see the real error message until you get your app squared away. Also, at this point your global error is not even being triggered.

Welcome back :)

What exactly do you want to do? In short; yes you can connect a desktop application to a remote server using web services or .NET remoting.

A typical way is to have a panel or plceholder on the form, then Add controls to it. For html tags just add the strings as a Literal control.

If you were to use a Strongly-typed dataset then your table would realize that it was of type Char, but in this case it will always be a String.

C# seems to have this bug, sometimes if you remove the reference then re-reference it, it may work. MS said that they would fix this in 2003, I do know that 2005 has been fixed.

A cheap way of getting string representation is to use a structure. Setup your Const String types and whatever they equal to in the struct.

The screenshots look great, I'll try and download it later this week when I have time.

You can transform your dataset using an XSLT file, in there you can format or exclude any row of your choosing. You can easily find better help elsewhere but this is a start ... http://www.w3schools.com/xsl/default.asp