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Re: have you tried converting it to a string when it is fetched from the DB and just treating it as a string until your putting it back in the DB or is that not possible in this case ? | |
Re: There are a few threads that are about exporting to Xml using c#, take a look at those and try and apply them to suite your needs (its the same principle, put the data from the datagGrid into variables and export them in a structured tree format). if you run … | |
Re: Speed - wireless has to be converted into a transmittable state before its sent and can be easily interrupted/ weakened/ stopped all together by buildings, a drop in wireless connect etc. Where as wired connection is predominantly faster than wireless connections as the data has physical means of being sent … | |
Re: i think it might be because it's in an infinite loop. form1 is accessing form2 while form2 is trying to access form2 so they are just in an infinite loop. i think you can make a middle-man type class that references both forms to do the functionality (it's always best … | |
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Re: I did something very similar were i exported the properties of an object to Xml and then imported them back to a property grid instead. I would suggest that you had some structure to you Xml document (e.g. make ServerName the parent node with UserName being a child node and … | |
Re: how do you mean print it ? output it to a console window ? If you'r asking something like this you clearly haven't searched it in Google. string string3 = string1 + string2; Console.WriteLine("" + string3); OR Console.WriteLine("" + string1 + string2); | |
Re: The example you've given is fine and won't cause any problems because you've used return which will jump out of the method from that return keyword. If you didn't have the return or break key word and just had some code like set a bool variable to true then it … | |
Re: is the a value/ selected value changed method for the controls you're using ? i used a property grid control to display retrieved data and used SelectedGridItemChanged() to detect a change in the displayed item, then i just set the text of a label when a change occured, i assume … | |
Re: I'm trying to get hold of one in the UK but can't find anywhere to buy one from any ideas ? | |
Re: No, some places do graduate schemes, take people (who aren't masters) on for less pay but pay for training so your home grown. Also if your at university/ collage you can get sponsored by a company and do work experience in a company in the hope that you will be … | |
Re: so have you just found this on the internet and going to submit it as your project for collage ? | |
Re: Go to your settings and there should be an option for wireless connection/ setting which should take you to a menu with bluetooth, mobile and wifi options. go to the wifi options, turn on your wifi connectivity, scan for wifi connections, enter the correct key and connect (turn on your … | |
I'll keep this one short, My girlfriend is on her second laptop were as i'm still on my first. She has an ASUS (i'm not sure of the model) and she's always leaving it on the floor next to the bed and falling asleep with it on her knee so … | |
Re: if he's looking into making programs with interfaces or forms take a look at the Head First series of books. C# is a good language to use, it's fairly straight forward to learn and the chapters in Head First C# start off with a simple organiser application and gradually builds … | |
Re: If your're storing the user details in arrays you can add an int field to the array called somethin like AuthLevel and use 1, 2 or 3 as the different roles. One logging in you would do a check to see if the user exists and depending on the value … | |
Re: Maybe you need to take a year out to figure out what you want to do, a couple of friends got bored with collage, took a year out and came back refreshed and excelled or are excelling at collage or university. As for the implacability you've not got a good … | |
Re: I would suggest doing it the way thines01 has suggested. Take a look at [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/csharp/threads/406137"]this[/URL]. there's plenty of examples floating about just do a quick search and you'll find them. | |
Re: If i understand correctly you're talking about processes that don't need user input. Have a look into sequence diagrams, they are created to show the different steps of an individual (e.g. request bank statement) [URL="http://jdjua.com/uml.htm"]this[/URL] link might be of use to you. Hope this helps. | |
Re: is it a free download ? i'm playing skyrim at the moment, i'm pretty addicted, my girlfriend is regretting buying it me now !;) | |
Re: do you mean you tried to up vote the same post more than one ? or multiple posts in the same thread ? | |
Re: I was like this through university, i constantly fell asleep during lectures but could stay wide awake and focused from 10 or 11pm until 4am at times. i think it may have been due to there being noone to distract me as everyone would be in bed. | |
Re: yes just do datagridview1.clear() then do what you did to populate it the first time round. i think that works . . . | |
Re: Alot of places in the UK seem to be mostly looking for C#, Java, C++ and php developers and SQL too. | |
Re: are both the forms going to run on the same machine and are the messages going to be passed over a network connection ? (for example are you going to send a message from form1 to the using the IP address of the machine on which form2 is currently running … | |
Re: type it into a search engin, have a look at [URL="http://www.bing.com/search?q=How+to+Stop+DDoS+Attacks&FORM=QSRE3"]this[/URL] | |
Re: if you think for a second it does . . . he means as long or short as it has to be for the size and complexity of project. | |
Re: I don't think you have to redraw the picture just set the starting position of picture box and update the start position by adding or subtracting every time one of the directional keys are pressed. Do a search from a C# version of space invaders, I've done that in Java … | |
Re: You're being a little too vague can you put it into context a bit more for us. What is it the you are making the settings menu for ? what do you mean by "Checked Image" ? do you mean a check box to select and de-select a setting ? … | |
Re: To get the correct requirements you can do structured group or one to one interviews with the clients, questionaires usings questions that only allow a limited response (you often only get 10% return rate for questionaires and due to their limiting factors may not return full details of what is … | |
Re: It's possible, i suggest Xml because it can be used to store semi structured data that can be used across multiple DBMS'. I used this approach for a recent project but can't manage to find the websites i used but it's nothing a bit of searching on Google won't find. | |
i made a group on here but i don't know how the create a thread on it or how to delete the group . . . anyone know how to do either ? | |
Re: In future just boost your orignal thread instead making a duplicate with a crap name. This will get the windows identity of the machine it is executed on but make sure you add the using System.Security.Principal library. [CODE] public void getName() { // Retrieves and stores WindosIdentity in textBox1 textBox1.Text … | |
Re: Drinking games or just general party games ? pictonary, it quite funny watching the team mates argue over shocking drawigs. or I have never (you have to think of something you have never done and who ever has done said thing has to drink) you learn alot about people playing … | |
Re: Tell him to suck it up, stop being a selfish and compramise, it's not really a religious day just the celebration of the new year . . . maybe something like organising a quiz or getting hold of fireworks and a good party game ? | |
Re: [QUOTE=jwenting;1703201]Sadly the kid is quite correct in his assessment about the current state of user "communities" in online gaming. Cooperation, even within teams that need to cooperate in order to win, is usually non-existent.[/QUOTE] Wow sounds like you needed to vent. i feel you pain though i'm playing battleField 3 … | |
Re: if you do something like the following example the COUNT() function will count the amount of rows within the database that match the WERE clause and return that number. Then you check the number is 0 or not and grant or deny access accordingly. [CODE]"SELECT [COLOR="Red"]COUNT(*) [/COLOR]my MyTable WHERE Username … | |
Re: you need to make sure your combobox is accessable (make it public) and do something like [CODE] int id = Convert.ToInt32(combBox.text); string sqlStatement = "SELECT columnName1, columnName2, columnName3 FROM TableName WHERE IDColumn = ' + id + '"; [/CODE] Hope this helps | |
Re: Theres no point in having data if there is no one to use that data in the same way (as already stated) that there is no point in having human resources if there is no data to be processed . . . | |
Re: Make a config file with your connection string in, create a class called something like DBConnections, in that class create a method that established a connection to the database by referencing the connection string in the config file. When you need to connect to the database for say an SQL … | |
Re: It's alright the English goverment seem to come out with daft statistics all the time which are a bit of a waste of money and time and sound like something you'd do in high school | |
Re: Have you tried doing SELECT DISTINCT ? i've had this proplem in the past and i think i used SELECT DISTINCT. | |
Re: [QUOTE=rexdon;1698757]by default i want to ask the user to enter text in textbox in pattern: _x_____. User should be able to allow both [B]numeric [/B]and [B]alphabet[/B]. but this allows user to enter only numeric values..but i need to enter alphabet also.[/QUOTE] This suggests that you don't want the user to … | |
Re: [QUOTE=vadriaan;1705864]The best way to learn it is by doing it. Start by writing a "Hello World" program. Then start refining it by adding bells and whistles. You will need to read a lot.[/QUOTE] Agreed, make sure you by the correct book so you don't loose interest and make sure you … | |
Re: [QUOTE=Spiderpig085;1703859]Overall there is about 100 lines in it that solved the problem I was having.[/QUOTE] Thats quite a bit of code to fix one problem for a college project (speaking from experience) but as long as you make no attempt to pass another person's code off as your own and … | |
Re: How is the user going enter their age ? are they just going to enter age (e.g. 18) or are the to enter their date of birth (e.g. 14/07/1989) to be checked against the current date ? | |
Re: is it just a new form within the same application that you want to open or is it a form within a seperate application ? if it's just a form within the same app try just doing [CODE] //creates an instance of the form you want to open MyForm form1 … | |
Re: [QUOTE=zachattack05;1704164]I would recommend delimiting the data in some fashion or otherwise structuring your file so that there is a "table of contents" so to speak.[/QUOTE] Zachattach05 has a good point look into using Xml to store data, you can structure your data using tags/ nodes and child tags/ nodes to … | |
Re: I'm guessing just make sure your router is a wireless router and make sure you have a wireless network card and then connect to the router wirelessly. I'm not really a networking person |
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