you need to either register the event after databinding or set a boolean to check when finished loading


this might help
http://www.vbforums.com/showthread.php?t=207065

well show what you got then

then we'll go from there

yes

populate combo1 with table1
valuemember productid
displaymember description

from combo1 handle event selectedindexchanged

load selectedvalue (which needs to be productid)

Here's a sample in c#, hope it will help

http://www.codeproject.com/KB/cpp/wsbarcode.aspx

I agree with Teme, I have used IrfanView and it definitely meets all the needs (sizing and color requirements0 for icons.

Depending upon the document, you can check for paragraph separator character

0x2029

Otherwise, you might need to check for multiple carriage returns, line feeds, depending upon how your...

Well what way do you have it now?

Also be sure to optimize your code as well ie use stringbuffer instead string +, you know the usuals. When you are comparing characters, you might be running...

It really depends on the amount of images you will expect to have in your database, security and speed needed.

Of course more image mean more space. If speed is an issue, the database isn't...

You are hitting a local port, most likely assigned by visual studio.

Are you sure you have the webservice launched on that port? If you are running a client app, hitting that url, i don't think...

Do you have windows firewall turned on?

In .net 1.1 you can use the configuration namespace

System.Configuration.AppSettings

but as stated, in .net 2.0 this is deprecated

ConfigurationManager did not exist until .net 2.0, use visual studio 2005 to be able to use it.

I don't think its DataTableConnection. TableName and DataMember are both string types, make sure you have '.TableName' at the end

You might be able to do it generically and set

dgBlowOut.DataMember = ds.Tables[0].TableName

Yes, that is the name of dataset. The problem seems to be that it doesn't know what table to use.
The dataset 'can' have multiple tables, and the datagrid doesn't know what to get its records from....

remember the datamember


Dim ds As New DataSet("uploads")

....

dgBlowOut.DataMember = "uploads"

Hmmm. Something is up with that. Are you running SQL 2000 and SQL 2005 on that machine then?

As long as you are sure the the datasource is correct and you can 'ping' the server then you need to configure the sql server to allow tcp ip connections.

Here's some links to show you how...

The dataset table, not the sql table

Dim ds As New DataSet("uploads")

....

dgBlowOut.DataMember = "uploads"

try setting the datamember
The dataset can have multiple tables, when you set the datasource you need to specify which table to use

If you are using asp.net you need to use bind