Robby
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The only question you asked was Can you do this...? http://localhost/testproject/index.aspx?query=test I said yes. the example you gave should work just fine.
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yes
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Steve, this may answer why, sort of. :) http://www.xtremedotnettalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=71426
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There are ways to do this using using JavaScript, but it is not full-proof. A couple of Right-Click disable samples http://www.w3schools.com/js/tryit.asp?filename=tryjs_noright http://www.w3schools.com/js/tryit.asp?filename=tryjs_noright2
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I didn't try it yet, but looking at the code I don't think it will work. If I have time this week I'll give it a go, thanks much for the link Jon. :)
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The thread was moved because; if it's not a programming nor a coding question it belongs in Random Thoughts. Don't worry everyone reads this section as much as the others. The reason there were more replies; links posted by Mutant were some of the best sites out there.
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ToolTips don't seem to work on NumericUpDown controls. And yes the control is enabled. Anyone see documentation on this?
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try this... 'Place the caret at the end of the textbox TextBox1.SelectionStart = TextBox1.Text.Length 'scroll to caret (as the method says) TextBox1.ScrollToCaret() 'all subsequent enties should be appended TextBox1.AppendText("Some additional text")
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Silv3rSurf3r_20, what values will the radios represent?
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The scanner is no more that a keyboard. When you scan a barcode, it's just like typing in (let' say) 10 keys. The only requirement is a set of fonts you need to install on your system. So to display the scanned item in a textbox, you will set the Font of that textbox to whichever font your scanner uses. Some fonts: (not free) Code 39 Code 128 Code 93 http://www.riversedge.com/h00001.htm
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I've done barcode work in VB6, I don't see anything that would change in .NET, all it is is manipulating a string input/output. I can't tell you what brand they were, sorry.
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When the UserName Combo is selected how many Jobs may show up in the Jobs Combo? Will it be many or just one?
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How motivating is this?
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Radio Buttons: You can setup one event handler to handle all the buutons. Then use a Select Case to determine which one was selected or the Tag property to hold some value for future use. List View: Post the code you used, so we can see what went wrong.
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Need help with loading text file into ListView (or other)
Robby
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I posted a sample here, http://www.xtremedotnettalk.com/showthread.php?s=&threadid=70864 I don't remember what's in it, but it does deal with a ListView so it may help. -
Protect it from illegal distribution and use or for copyright purposes?
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There are much easier and shorter ways of doing this using .NET. I'll see if I can post a sample tonight.
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Ahh, I see my list of countries being put to good use. :)
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I never used checkboxes in a datagrid so this may sound silly... Have you looped through the dataset to view their state?
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We don't share programs here, we share knowledge. If you're having problems with a piece of code, then we'll be glad to help.
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Try this With MyComboBox .DataSource = Nothing .DataMember = String.Empty end with
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I parsed it... (I was bored) List of 237 countries countries.zip
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I don't know where there may be a ready-made list, but you can parse these pages ... http://www.worldtimeserver.com/country.asp or... http://www.allcountrycodes.com/
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Can you Zip the project and post it, should be easier for us to find the problem.
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You can already pin-point the selected item using existing handlers, why do you want per item?