That works for me too. I used decimal.ToString("0.##"). I must have misread the documentation. I thought that would always put two decimal places to the right of the decimal point.

Thanks!

How do I format a decimal number so that, if there are one or two digits to the right of the decimal point, that shows up (e.g. 123.45) but, if there are digits of zero to the right of the decimal...

I'm still not able to figure out this problem. Maybe a "picture" will be worth a thousand words. I've attached a zip file that contains a sample program that functions similarly to the application...

The plot gets thicker.

I put a Trace.Warn message in my first user control (which has a dropdownlist set to autopostback) in the selectedindexchanged event handler of the dropdownlist.

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Now I have even more clues.

I was mistaken when I said that my dropdownlist disable wasn't working in my event handler because "everything has already been loaded and rendered". What was really...

Now I have even more clues.

I enabled trace and put out a Trace.Warn message before and after I try to disable the dropdownlists that I haven't been able to disable (dropdownlist is part of a user...

Two more clues:

I looked at two dropdownlist properties while debugging.
For DropDownList1, I'm attempting to disable it in the event I set up that responds to another dropdown's selected...

Oh, I forgot to mention that I put a breakpoint in wizard control Page_Load and examined Page.IsPostBack. When the wizard control handles the event I set up, Page.IsPostBack is true.

I tried something else.

I added a new dropdown to the wizard control step, outside of any existing user control in the wizard view (so this dropdown is an immediate child control of the wizard...

This problem has got me scratching my head.

I have an ASP .NET wizard control. Within the step view, I put a user control. The user control contains a FormView. The Formview contains a mixture...

I ended up taking the easy route. In my stored procedure, I ended up first disabling the foreign key constraint check that was causing me problems with:


ALTER TABLE address NOCHECK CONSTRAINT...

I have two "entity" tables: Company and Agency. Both Company and Agency can have multiple addresses (shipping, billing, etc.) and multiple contacts with titles (president, sales rep, etc.).
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