Oops, the strLastHeader was declared and set to " " at the instance level - forgot about that part of the code.
Glad you found something that will work for you.
Jason
www.catotek.com
I should point out that the field names bound to the datalist control (like "JOBTitle," for example) are from a datareader used to populate a dataview or datatable, which is then bound to the datalist via a databind command.
I hope this information is helpful to you. There may be better ways...
Here's a simple way to show group headers that works well for me:
<asp:datalist id="dlJobs" runat="server">
<itemtemplate>
<%# DisplayHeaderIfNeeded(Container.DataItem("LOCName")) %>
<asp:hyperlink id=hylCurrentJobs runat="server" font-size="8pt" navigateurl='<%#...
Is the machine you are using Windows 2003 server? If so, you need to authorize ASP.NET 2.0 in IIS on your server. In the IIS console, go to Web Service Extensions, and see which types of apps are allowed and prohibited.
If your development server is on XP, then I am not sure...
Jason...
You can create an MSI through a web publish package. I used that option to deploy a web site with Crystal Reports merge modules in it. In that case, I am sure you need admin rights on the server to install the app, and Windows sees it as an installed application under the Control Panel.
I...
Thanks for the response: I appreciate it, and I apologize for not having better info. I did not have enough understanding to really address the question to you properly.
It is .NET 2.0. I was putting the application's name "GradeBook" as the namespace in two classes I developed, and then I...
I am getting a compiler error that I cannot nail down. When I go to pages that use certain classes, I get an error that looks like this:
Compiler Error Message: CS0434: The namespace 'GradeBook' in 'c:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\Temporary ASP.NET...
holy moly! Look at this mad "solution" I found:
http://tek-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=908468
A CSS property called "writing-mode." So I tried it out, and it sorta works in IE. I just had to set a CSS class for the text field. The app is on an intranet, so I might be able to enforce IE...
I have a report done in Crystal for Visual Studio.NET 2005 (Crystal 10), as part of an ASP.NET web site.
I did 90 degree text rotation in a crosstab header field to save space (so that the column header text flows up in a straight line). It works great in report preview, but when I load the...
I have a working page that I transplanted into master/content page arrangement. When running the page now, things that used to work, like inserting a record using a SQLDataSource, no longer work. SQL Server returns an error saying I cannot insert a null in a column, but the Insert parameters...
I have always been told to differentiate fields from properties by using lower case to start a field, and upper case to start a corresponding property.
Other than that, I usually start variables either in lower case or with an underscore, but that seems to be a matter or personal preference to...
I have SQLDataSource working to load a series of records in a GridView control. Works great for that, and I can insert and update using the SQLDataSource, also with no problem.
What if I want to load a single database row for editing on a form, with typical controls like text boxes - can I use...
I said I was in the process of converting to CSS from tables for layout (along with other assorted outdated crap). I am removing the <font> tags as fast as I can, I promise!!! :-)
Adding a DOCTYPE magically broke the table-based header in both FF and one ASP.NET page I am using, so I removed...
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