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Sorry about not noticing your thread earlier ;) . Sometimes, its hard to describe what you want to do, and if you can't describe what you want, you can't find help for it. I'm pretty sure what you are trying to do is build a Master/Detail Nested Datagrid. Check out …

[QUOTE=caperjack]Office XP is not reallymeant for win98[/QUOTE] This is completely and utterly [b]wrong[/b]. Office XP is an office suite, and has nothign to do with Windows. Office XP runs on Windows 98, ME, 2000, and XP. Just because XP is in the name doesn't mean it only runs on Windows …

I don't want to sound harsh, and I hope I don't hurt your business, but I think your designs are ugly. They look like a kid did them with Crayola crayons - they have no professional look whatsoever. Just my $0.02

How are you using validation? Using the validator controls? They are done client side, via Javascript, and are IE PC only.

[CODE]if("a"=="d") { //do something } else if("a"=="c") { // do something else } else { //do something if i am crazy }[/CODE]

What motherboard are you using? My suggestion is to install the chipset drivers (sometimes called All-in-one drivers) - this will enable APM and ACPI (among other things) in XP. I had an Intel Springdale board that had the power-off problem just like you. I installed the Intel Chipset Drivers, and …

You have no code at all for an array there.. How can you be on the right track with no code? lol

DataGrid1.DataSource = yourdatareader; DataGrid1.DataBind();

See the original thread about this same question, here: [thread]7483[/thread]

I believe the J# runtime is included in .NET 1.1. Try re-running aspnet_regiis ;-).

Actually, if your using VB6, I'm pretty sure you could just do Shell("C:\path\to\ping.ext localhost")

The best way for you to acomplish this is to have a dynamically generated PDF. Probably one of the coolest things that I've been playing around with is called [url="http://xml.apache.org/fop/index.html"]FOP[/url] , which is created by the Apache Foundation, and is used to create reports using xml. There is a .NET …

I use Adium, which is based on the Gaim library. Their site: [url]http://www.adiumx.com[/url] Beta Version: [url]http://www.adiumx.com/beta.html[/url] (very nice new features) Adium is so customizable ;) it rocks!

The free pdf library, in my opinion, is not for beginers. All I do is .NET work, and I would say I'm good at it... and I had to really look at their source to see what the heck they were talking about sometimes. If you do use it, just …

VC++.NET 2003 also features a GUI Form Designer..

Link: [url="http://www.apple.com/imac"]http://www.apple.com/imac[/url] Watch the iMac Introduction Video: [url="http://www.apple.com/imac/video/"]http://www.apple.com/imac/video/[/url] What do you guys think of it? I've watched the video about 50 times... I love it that much :!:

[url="http://www.davidbarrett.net/default.aspx?tabid=22"]David Barrett[/url] made a control that does exactly what you need, but it's for the IBuySpy Portal, and its not a standard ASP.NET control. However, the source is available, and you could easily adapt it to a non IBS solution.

Do you have IIS installed? Is the World Wide Web service? What does your event log look like? Try doing a repair install on VS.NET....

I'm not going to lie to you - it is a big difference. It's a big change, and it will be hard to get used to it - at first. Over time, you will see how much better VB.NET. I refuse to work in VB6 now - it's crap compared …

The varient datatype equivlent in VB.NET is Object. Here's a sample: Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Dim MyVar as Object MyVar = "Hello" MyVar = 10 + 10 MyVar += 50 MyVar = New FileStream("c:\test.txt", FileMode.Open) MyVar = Nothing End Sub You can …

[url="http://www.google.com/search?q=saving+images+in+a+database+asp.net&sourceid=firefox&start=0&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8"]Google Search: saving images in a database asp.net[/url]

Dani didn't install the mind-reading plugin for these vBulletin forums. Please tell us some more information; and then we might be able to help you.

[url="http://www.google.com/search?q=threading+in+C%23&sourceid=mozilla-search&start=0&start=0&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8"]Google Search: Threading in C#[/url] :cool: Also, just wondering if you realized that .Net has J# - Java 1.1 for .NET :idea:

Stored Procedure for Reading: [code]CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.GetArt AS Select * FROM TableName[/code] Stored Procedure for Updating: [code]CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.UpdateArt { @ArtID int, @Title varchar(200), @Contents text, @Hits int, @HitText nvarchar(200), @UserID nvarchar(20) } AS UPDATE TableName SET Title = @Title, Contents = @Contents, Hits = @Hits, HitText = @HitText, UserID …

No, actually it's related to Visual Studio .NET's web page designer. When you are on the WYSIWYG ("Design") view of the page, it reformats your code, and sometimes screws up on tags. There is a setting to control what view you get when you double click on a file in …

It's true... In fact, I'm holding mine.. that I got off the site :cool:.

:!: Announcing the relase of PearPCFront Beta 1! It's currently a work-in-progress.. but when you run it, you'll get the overall jist of things. Just one thing to note for now, your PearPC binaries must be in the \installdir\PearPC folder. I've included Richard Goodwin's "05.31.04, 12AMEDT" standard build with this. …

Well, if you had some type of development environment to develop ASP.NET code, that would help a lot too. Of course, you could just write your code in notepad, but I don't know how great that would be for a newbie. BTW, don't confuse ASP.NET and ASP. ASP is a …

Dani - You know how all of us feel about this. I, as well as Jimmy, Greg, and Ian would like to extend our greatest condolences to you. I know what its like to experience death, it totally sucks. Just remember, if you need ANYTHING, and I mean anything, I'm …

Don't ya just love it when tech support replies 8)

I love every major Linux release. Its kinda nuts how many options you want... 10 Text Editors 6 GUIs 3 Calculators 4 Office Suites WHO NEEDS EM ALL? lol Just bloatware. What happened to a nice complete 40mb distro? I do like Knoppix; I made a post about it somewhere …

Try changing this line: cmd = New OleDbCommand(SQL) to this: [code]cmd = New OleDbCommand(SQL,cn)[/code] Also, your Page_Load event probably isn't working, because it's not wired up. Is there a 'Handles Page.Load' at the end of the declaration line?

[QUOTE=ecashwell]I would like to know if it is possible to communicate Queries using XML from an application written in VB6 to a website written in ASP.NET. I would need to send and receive everything from a small integer to a medium blob. Also, the database backend is MySQL. This is …

[QUOTE=ralaing]Private objConn = CType(configurationAppSettings.GetValue("DSN", GetType(System.String)), String) [/QUOTE] objConn as no variable type...?

You can only control the Worker Process via IIS6, which is only available in the Windows Server 2003 family of operating systems. I'll answer more of your questions later ;-).

What forum system do they use?

Question: What is one of the biggest numbers people look at when choosing a server operating system. Answer: UPTIME As published on this site many times, I'm running a Novell NetWare 5.1 Server. This baby has been on for currently (at 7:49 PM on July, 29, 2002) 122 Days, 19 …

It works exactly like when your not using Master/Detail...

You need to add a username and password to your connection string ;). Either that, or add the user [MachineName]\ASPNET to your SQL Database Security.

Value is an object, which each list item has. When you create list items, you can assign a value object to them, and that object will stay with the list item (but not be displayed on the page). The ideal use for this, is when you have a list of …

Is it me, or are you not specifing a server in your connection string?

Dave, thanks for this info. Just saved me! And great link to that alistapart site, just printed it out and saved it in my "Red Book of Knowledge" (where I put all the crap I want to remember..)

::whistle:: .NET is Java written properly..

Maybe they're trying to have a little SEO on mistyped google urls :P.

I love this little thing, and it makes a lot of sense. if ( $clue eq 'none' ) { read ( handbook | faq | man | others ) && search ( whatis | lists | forum | google ) } if ( $answer == 0 ) { post->question }

That's exactly the issue. Just visit [url="http://www.microsoft.com/net"]http://www.microsoft.com/net[/url] for .NET Framework download links. When you write a .NET app, you need the .NET Framework SDK (120mb Download) to compile the app. When you distribute your app, your app requires the .NET Framework Runtime (20mb download). People often confuse these - or …

Based on your requirement of only Port 80, Web Services are the prime way to get data back and forth from client and server. If you make the entire app in a .NET enabled language, such as C#, you'll have killer performance, easy deployment, and the ability to do client/server …

Awesome find!

My high school has a book titled 'Intro to PASCAL for 1986' sitting on the bookshelf. Computers can never be taught in schools the way they should be. Dang :-(.