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  1. Robby
    I never used the Range Validator but I assume that when a date is not valid it should not post back.
  2. Robby
    From what I understand this is what he want it to look like... http://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/images/md.ss.jpg
  3. Robby
    You can use Regular Expressions .... http://www.xtremedotnettalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=49579&highlight=regular+and+expressions
  4. Robby
    check out this sample project... http://www.xtremedotnettalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=71636
  5. Robby
    bizzydint, I'll test out Part 14 on the weekend and let you know. I does look promising though.
  6. Robby

    Reports

    Robby replied to DJVege's topic in ASP.NET

    ASP.NET is not a reporting tool, it is for building applications on the web, just like Windows Forms are for Desktop, except that ASP is for the web. So you want to allow the user to create the reports based on data from a database or ?
  7. Robby
    You don't need IIS to use WebMatrix, in fact it comes with its' own server.
  8. Robby
    To be a member of the Class means to declare it at the top so that all subs can see it, if you declare it in a sub then it's a local variable and only that sub can see it.
  9. Robby
    As far as I know, there is none.
  10. Robby
    you can use response.write("<title>some title</title>"). Even though it may end up within the Body tags, it will still work.
  11. Robby
    You need to write a script which will create your database and tables. Using Enterprise manager simply right-click on the object and select Generate Script (or so).
  12. Robby
    That's why this thread is closed.
  13. Robby
    With which controls or objects?
  14. Robby
    If you declare htmlfile as a member of the class and include WithEvents it should work fine.
  15. Robby
    then you need to add a Where clause... Select Salary, EmpName FROM Employee Where Salary > 50000 If that does not work then please explain in greater detail.
  16. Robby
    The answer lies in the rest of Derek's sentence, "...since it can bloat the database quite quickly"
  17. Robby
    The following will get the highest salary ... SELECT MAX(Salary) AS highest FROM Employee What do you mean "All the records with the highest salary"?
  18. Robby
    You wouldn't read it line-by-line, you will read the entire content using ReadToEnd, then you will need to parse whatever the string's value is yourself.
  19. Robby

    Variables

    Robby replied to barski's topic in ASP.NET

    search = http://www.xtremedotnettalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=72461&highlight=pass+and+between
  20. Robby
    Just thought I'd share this really cool application (free of charge) Check-out CamStudio. It allows you to capture all the activity on your desktop as an AVI or Flash file, you can also record audio along with the video. Great for presentations. They provide the source-code as well.
  21. Robby
    Also, using Modules in .NET is not considered good coding.
  22. Robby
    I would follow Derek's advice and store the files in a directory, if you insist on storig them in the DB then this may help... It get the image from the user (it's for ASP.NET) http://www.xtremedotnettalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=69196&highlight=image
  23. Robby
    The first thing that I would do upon discovering that an app took control of my PC is to uninstall it.
  24. Robby
    I put your count to 382.
  25. Robby
    I use mostly SQL Server 2000, and still support Access.
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