Robby
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You can create a DataTable with DataColumns and DataRows manually simuliar to your approach adove the bind the datatable to a control.
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There must be an object latching onto the db since the ldb is still there, can you post the relative code?
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You can use this against SQL Server or Access (I think)... SELECT R_ID, some_other_columns FROM some_table WHERE R_ID In (SELECT R_ID FROM some_table As T GROUP BY R_ID HAVING Count(*)>1 ) 'If you want only ones that have no duplicates then change the > 1 to = 1
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Why would you want that?
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Yeah that would work.
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Is the IIS installed on your Win2k or WinXP Pro? If yes, open the command prompt, and run this C:\WINNT\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.0.3705\aspnet_regiis.exe /i The directory should be the same location as your version of the Framwork.
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If you open the popup using the same id then it should refresh... myWin=window.open('popup.aspx......
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The directory containing your aspx files should be created as "Virtual". Also, if this is a shared hosting environment, you (they) need to grant ASPNET as a user of that new directory.
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Is the ViewState enabled?
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If I knew how do it effeciently and well I'd be a rich man.
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You cannot delete that account, I don't understand this logon prompt that you get, at what point does it prompt you?
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Was it functional in the past and it suddenly stopped working?
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Css is the style sheets you can set, find out more here http://www.w3schools.com/css What knid of events do you want ot handle for labels?
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Sorry I just noticed you'r using C# { for (int i = 1; i <= 10; i++) { Label lbl; lbl = new Label(); lbl.BorderColor = Color.Red; lbl.BorderStyle = BorderStyle.Solid; lbl.BorderWidth = Unit.Pixel(1); lbl.Text = "Test"; lbl.CssClass = "SomeCssClass"; //If you wish, use this instead of the properties this.Controls.Add(lbl); //or place the controls into a Panel or PlaceHolder }
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Dim x As Integer For x = 0 To 10 Dim lbl As New Label() With lbl .BorderColor = Color.Red .BorderStyle = BorderStyle.Solid .BorderWidth = Unit.Pixel(1) .Text = "Test" .CssClass = "SomeCssClass" 'If you wish, use this instead of the properties End With Me.Controls.Add(lbl) 'or place the controls into a Panel or PlaceHolder Next
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You can bind to a dataset, datatable or dataview.
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sorry I ment AllowSorting
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Is the Server on a shared (hosting) environment? If so, chances are they don't support Crystal.
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I think he wants to create something like Access.
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1) I can think of many reason for this, a calculation or a condition is met so you update the grid through code,,,, 2) You can use the DataAdapter's Update command for this. (commandBuilder) 3) I only know for web controls, sorry.
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WebJumper, I think what he wants is to display the tags as-is not to render them.
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If you're creating the grid at design-time then make sure that Enable Soritng is marked as True, at runtime you can just set the property via your code .EnableSorting = True
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Go to Tools | Options | Txt Editor | HTML/XML | Format | uncheck the first two items.
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with a TemplateColumn and EditItemTemplate you can place almost any control into a column.
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I know which email address to register with :)