Recent content by dBjason

Okay, tried it in Chrome and guess what -- works great. BUT: It's an intranet application. The whole company is on IE8 and won't switch no matter whose rear I kiss / bribe / blackmail / bury in the woods. Sooo... What can I do? Or should I begin revamping my resume/CV? Thanks, Jason

I'm opening a child aspx page that is opened from a parent page using javascript (listed below). It works GREAT the first time -- but hangs on the second and any concurrent attempts, sometimes resulting in a timeout error. Here's the code from the parent page: function ShowPanel(url) { var...

Okay, took a little reworking but found a solution! First off, create a function in the parent aspx like this: function NewOption(newVal) { //alert("The entry is: " + newVal); var sel = document.getElementById("<%= MyListbox.clientID %>"); sel.options[sel.options.length]=new Option(newVal...

Thanks, seems like it *should* work to me. Here's the textbox and listbox rendered code from the parent page: <td class="style4">Reasons:&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160;&#160; </td> <td class="style3"><textarea name="InputContainer$LetterInput$txtReasons" rows="2" cols="20"...

By posting here I've managed to show exactly how much of a noob I really am! The traditional way is giving me the classic 'Object doesn't support this property or method'. Gotta love MS, they make tools that look so nice but have absolutely no use whatsoever. I really don't know if my listbox...

No luck, I get the same "no such interface supported" error. Thanks though!

...Wish there was a way to delete my post :-)

I have a child window (aspx page) opened from the parent application (using window.open). The child window has some controls, and a textbox. When the user is finished, s/he clicks a button and the following code takes the value from the child window's textbox and populates the parent, like so...

I have a child window (aspx page) opened from the parent application (using window.open). The child window has some controls, and a textbox. When the user is finished, s/he clicks a button and the following code takes the value from the child window's textbox and populates the parent, like so...

Sorry, I was hoping there might be a way to code around it (somehow). My boss "doesn't like" asking others to do things, particularly our network admins. But thank you for the direction, just the same.

I have an ASP.NET application and have published to our company's intranet. Problem I have here is getting 350 computers to add the site's IP address (ie: 123.1.1.123) to the Local Intranet trusted sites zone, located in the browser's Tools -> Internet Options -> Security -> Local Intranet ->...

I'm calling a TCP-hosted WCF from an http-hosted WCFlike this: Client.Write_dat_File_String(BigString, FileNameString) BigString has between 12,000 and 25,000 characters. The string passes to the WCF, which looks like this: Public Sub Write_dat_File_String(ByVal datString As String...

Hello, I've been writing (several) self-hosted WCFs (hosted as a windows service). Most of these are using TCP binding and function quite well. My question concerns ports. In each app.config / web.config file, we're required to place a tag which usually looks something like this...

Hello, I'm trying to write a sub and a function. The function is to return a file to the sub, which will write the file to disk. Something like: Sub Main() File.Create("C:\NewPDF_File.pdf", GetPDF) End Sub Function GetPDF() as System.IO.FileStream GetPDF =...

Thanks guys, much appreciated!