I have a "What's This?" button in my caption bar of my application...
However when using this button in an application i lose the Maximise/Minimise buttons...
I want to replicate this button with a button on a form.
How do i call the "What's This?" mode via code WITHOUT USING WINDOWS API...
I am building a E-Mail system to include in a large application.
When adding an Attachment to an e-mail created in Outlook the file is attached and shows itself as a small Icon which represents the file type.
E.g. if you attach a .doc file you would be shown a Office/Windows document Icon in...
Thanks thats a great help...
I take it that to add a Progressbar to a ListBoxItem would follow the same principles of Inheritance etc... ?
Thanks again...
I have an application where we have a statusbar at the base of a form, and a list box on another form that we would like to show a progressbar in one or more of the listbox items or statusbar panels...
As of yet I am unable to make this work, and am very reluctant to overriding OnPaint events...
I have a situation where I need to know if a mouse button is being held down by the user.
I think it could be done in Delphi via the Mouse shift state.
Is it possible to find this out in C#? If so can anyone suggest how?
Thanks in advance...
Thomas D. Greer... No worries all help is appreciated.
If it is ok we would like your opinion on this piece of logic...
On the Save button:
1. Using RegisterStartUpScript to register the Javascript Confirm function.
2. If the user clicks ok submit the page using document.forms[0].submit().
3...
I don't mean to be rude so please don't take it that way... I appreciate all the help. :)
But I do understand how Server-side vs. Client-side code executes / runs.
OK... :) Here is the full scenario and what we need to accomplish!
We have a Save button in C# side of the asp.net web...
I don't mean to be rude so please don't take it that way... I appreciate all the help. :)
I do understand how Server-side vs. Client-side code executes / runs.
OK... :) Here is the full scenario and what I need to accomplish!
I have a Save button in C# side of the asp.net web application...
Hi,
I have a ASP.net Custom Web User Control that I have developed for our ASP.net application.
Everything works great, until I try to declare a second instance in the C# side of the code.
Without the C# declaration for the second instance it works fine declaring the second instance in the...
We need to show a dialog and stop execution of the C# code that follows the dialog until the dialog is closed. It needs to stop and wait just after the Page.Controls.Add line.
Bare in mind this is a Multi user application and using Thread.Sleep and code like this isn't an option.
The code is...
I have a save button that:
1. Runs a validate method that returns true or false
2. If validate returns true the save method continues and does its work.
3. If validate returns false I need to show a Confirm Dialog so that the user can choose to continue or cancel.
It is at stage 3 that the...
I have a ASP.net application that upon a Save button:
1. Validates certain criteria in a validate method that returns true or false.
2. If the validate returns true the Save carries on as normal and does its work.
3. If the validate returns false I need to show a warning (Javascript...
This wont work in the code i'm running...
I have a ASP.net app that conditionally shows this confirm dialog if a validate returns false.
if it returns true it is not shown.
if it is shown I need to holt the app until the user oks or cancels.
Any suggestions welcome...
Regards in advance...
This dialog is conditional it is only shown when a particular validate returns false and then the user has to choose to continue or cancel. If the validate returns true it is not to be shown.
Can anyone suggest away to make this work as an Form OnSubmit isn't really what i need to do...
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