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 | Hi Try : Step 1: get the value you want to add into the combobox Step 2(a): use a search algorithm to test if your collection already contains such data (in this case combobox) or Step 2(b) : use linq to query the collection and test if it already exists. … |
 | I guess your client / server model makes sense to me, as long as you can both receive and send data. the only advice i can give to you is to use events on one part then subscribe to them on the other, so you can easily monitor incoming and … |
| | Re: C# Help My advice for you is to use your institution recommended study material, that way you will get to learn quick and relative things, then once you get your grounds on programming you can as fly as you wish. Please note that I'm not saying there is a standard way of … |
| | yeah, or any other type of collection that supports generics, then use LINQ syntax to quickly search though your collection, and apply your case depending on the results you get from your query. |
| | Please be specific. in what format do you want to pass the data? are you gonna store them in local variables or you want to pass them into a form control? one way could be to make a method in the other form and pass the arguments which you need … |
| | what data? and what do you mean by formview? you mean the GUI design on the IDE or what? please explain more. i'll be glad to help you, only if i know exactly what you mean by "My issue is that i dont know of a way to pull data … |
| | > c# ,webforms,vs2003, frames > > i have a web form that have two frames top frame and main frame > and the top frame contains all the links to the pages wich is loaded in the main frame > and lets say i have 2 web forms (webform1 & …  |
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