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Re: Best Approach for Starting a Linux-Based Home Automation Pro 4 Weeks Ago by Dani I assume your son is no longer a baby, but nowadays you can get Nest temperature sensors to put in different areas of your home. You can officially tell Nest to control the HVAC based on the temperature of the family room during the day and the temperature of the bedroom at night, for example. Re: Best Approach for Starting a Linux-Based Home Automation Pro 4 Weeks Ago by trcooke … IFTTT to turn on or off our heating via a Nest integration. It was rather a convoluted solution but it worked… Re: Best Approach for Starting a Linux-Based Home Automation Pro 4 Weeks Ago by Dani …? I'm referring to [these](https://www.amazon.com/Google-Nest-Temperature-Sensor-Pack/dp/B0D5J7G9J2/ref=asc_df_B0D5J7G9J2?mcid=eae5a49f4a903a8db2d8e80887222083&… Need a small footprint desktop with decent power 1 Month Ago by wolfyshoo … not a priority. I tried the popular Echo and Google Nest: they are good for background, but if you listen seriously… Re: Need a small footprint desktop with decent power 1 Month Ago by rproffitt For over a decade such discussion invariably gravitate to the audio encoding which is usually highly compressed which loses most of the qualities you are asking for. Maybe an old school mini console CD player would be best so you can at least get CD-AUDIO quality which as you can guess has been panned by vinyl folk. Over and over I've heard … Re: Need a small footprint desktop with decent power 1 Month Ago by trcooke Sonos kit is pretty decent. I have a bunch of different models and they all sound great. The Magpie's Nest 18 Years Ago by Dave Sinkula … somewhere on the net.][/COLOR] [QUOTE][b]The Magpie's Nest[/b] [i]By Joseph Jacobs[/i] All the birds of… Madge magpie took some feathers and stuff, and lined the nest very comfortably with it. "That suits me!" cried… how do I nest a CASE statement in an INNER JOIN 16 Years Ago by bohil Hello, I am trying to nest some CASE statements into INNER JOINs (one CASE per INNER … is it mare's nest? 15 Years Ago by hansonlord …..how could something like this happening?? is it mare's nest? Has anyone bought stuff at these sites? Give me some… Re: is it mare's nest? 15 Years Ago by schoolonline …..how could something like this happening?? is it mare's nest? Has anyone bought stuff at these sites? Give me some… nest if 11 Years Ago by حسنين_1 i do not know . where curely brace use in nested if Re: nest if 11 Years Ago by deceptikon The rules don't change just because you're nesting a control structure: if (foo) { if (bar) { // Blah blah } } else { if (baz) { // Blah blah } else { // Blah blah } } Nest Datagrids 21 Years Ago by daniel75 I have a datagrid show all "New" work orders. I want to be able to open "History" of a work order under that work order number in the same datagrid. How would I do that? Do I need to insert rows or is it possible to insert a datagrid under that row? Note: I do not want the datagrid inside one field, I want it to have the same … Re: Nest Datagrids 21 Years Ago by Slade I wish I could help dude, I am waiting for someone to answer my questions too. Just be patient and one of the moderators will get to you :). Re: Nest Datagrids 21 Years Ago by plope You can use two datagrids. You will need to use the HTML view to add the second datagrid in a templated column of the first datagrid. Then you have to add a sub for the ItemDataBound of the parent grid. Inside the ItemDataBound routine, you will need to check each row and then filter a dataset on that item number and bind those results to the … Re: Nest Datagrids 21 Years Ago by plope Here's how your datagrid might look: [CODE] <asp:DataGrid id="dgParent" runat="server" AutoGenerateColumns="False" OnItemDataBound="DataBound"> <Columns> <asp:BoundColumn DataField="ID" HeaderText="ID"></asp:BoundColumn> <asp:TemplateColumn … Re: Nest Datagrids 21 Years Ago by plope I just re-read your reply and realized you did not want the "History" in a field of the "New" datagrid. So I would say your best bet would be to use a datalist or repeater. Your steps would be essentially the same with the filter of the "History" data in the ItemDataBound routine. Hope that helps! Re: Nest Datagrids 20 Years Ago by siddartha_pal [QUOTE=daniel75]I have a datagrid show all "New" work orders. I want to be able to open "History" of a work order under that work order number in the same datagrid. How would I do that? Do I need to insert rows or is it possible to insert a datagrid under that row? Note: I do not want the datagrid inside one field, I want it to … Re: Nest Datagrids 20 Years Ago by Tekmaven 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 this article on DotNetJunkies: [url="http://www.dotnetjunkies.com/Tutorial/… Re: Nest Datagrids 20 Years Ago by Moistly I too have been having trouble with this problem. The difficulty seems to lie with [QUOTE]Note: I do not want the datagrid inside one field, I want it to have the same fields as the datagrid, but under the current row (and before next "New" row). [/QUOTE] All I can find are examples that add a datagrid/ datalist/ repeater to a … Re: Nest Datagrids 20 Years Ago by hlesesne I don't know if you have taken a look at Denis Bauer site and blog, but he has available his source code (as well as a compiled assembly) for Heirargrid... [URL=http://www.denisbauer.com][RIGHT HERE][/URL] It is nicely done and having the source makes tailoring to fit a piece of cake... Thanks, Hal Re: Nest Datagrids 20 Years Ago by tgreer What would trigger the action? Yes, you can add new rows. What are you binding to the DataGrid? I like to use a DataReader, as they are very high performance. I loop through the DataReader to create an ArrayList. Then I bind the ArrayList to the DataGrid. In server-side code, it is easy to add items to the ArrayList and simply re-bind. Re: The Magpie's Nest 18 Years Ago by ~s.o.s~ What a thing to write Mr. Dave!! Really an interesting read (both the story as well as the quote at the end). Re: The Magpie's Nest 17 Years Ago by Aia Inspiring! Re: is it mare's nest? 15 Years Ago by cocoyogurt have bought a few things off these sites, they're a mixed bag. Usually just bought it cos it was cheap. First off, if it's 'brand name' it's fake. Although some of the fakes are surprisingly good. For example they do quite a lot of fake Sennheiser earbuds. They don't sound like Sennheisers but for $2 they do sound surprisingly good. Better than … Re: is it mare's nest? 15 Years Ago by schoolonline [B]Come on,man! Don’t you know that Sinamalls supports PayPal. Buyers usually pay through paypal, so they have some sort of recourse. Generally speaking, it is reliable. [/B] Re: is it mare's nest? 15 Years Ago by MktgRob Tainted dog food, toys with lead paint, and in the news today a story about drywall made in China that is releasing toxic fumes in houses and eating away at wiring and plumbing. I don't care how cheap it is, if it is from China I am staying away. Great culture, great history, great cuisine, deadly imports. Re: is it mare's nest? 15 Years Ago by strikerlee Maybe that website you mentioned is not popular? What malls? What's that? seems funny. Re: is it mare's nest? 15 Years Ago by schoolonline Yeah! Only a few bucks, even if they are crap, there is really not much to complain. I will pick some under $10 and give these small deals a try. Re: is it mare's nest? 15 Years Ago by schoolonline [B]China's low labor costs make Chinese-made products increasingly popular all over the world. They're cheap yet not-bad-quality! I like Sinamalls，DX，Ebay， and other sites that sell Chinese-made electronics, Cheap prices + free shipping that sounds unbeatable![/B]