Recent content by juliaroberts

HI, I am using a required field validator component on a textbox. I have enabled client side script. Is there any way to set the focus on a particular text field after client side validation fails?

Hi, I am using a chart object in my report. I have a requirement in which the end user is able to select the graph type and then view the report. So if he selects graph type to be Pie then the chart will be in the Pie form and if he selects Bar, it would appear in the Bar form , etc etc for the...

in ASP.NET the client is the web browser. You can't shut down the browser, unless you send in some code like Response.Clear() Response.Write(&quot;<script language=javascript>window.close();</script>&quot;) Response.End() this would make a request to close the browser, which would in turn...

In a webform you need to write java script code to set the initial focus. If you want to do this from the code behind file put this code in your page load RegisterStartupScript(&quot;focus&quot;, &quot;<script language=&quot;&quot;JavaScript&quot;&quot;>&quot; & vbCrLf & _ vbTab &...

If you know your position of the HTML , you can place a Literal control there and set the value for that control. alternatively you can use a place holder control.

declare an element in your app.config to your path to the database. when the app loads, read this value and set the connection string.

Hi fcp1, even if you set the machine.config to use the SYSTEM account you still need to do the following: When a printer is installed to a computer, the settings for this printer are stored in the registry under the HKEY_CURRENT_USER registry hive (Registry file). The IIS process will never...

well... you could still use the datagrid; use a template column for the column thats going to have a list of values. Use a listbox or something for that template column.

Hi Bigfoot, If all you want to share is user info between your applications, why not use the database? You could create a separate table to store log on information for all applications and write to/access that table from each application. laters

I think IE supports a certain tab control. Haven't used it though.

I would go for a collection as fetching again from the database doesn't go to well with performance. Maybe you can use a dataset, which can be assigned as datasource to both drop downs.

HI crazyboybert, When a web form is posted back to the server before the page_load event fires another event called the page_init fires. In the page_init routine, values that you entered in the html page are assigned to the respective input controls by .NET and are then available for use in the...

Hi, I picked this info from the .NET documenatation. I think this is what you are after: 1)Create a user account on the computer named ASPUSER, and then add this account to the Users group. NOTE: You can also use the ASPNET account that the .NET Framework created if you change the password on...

Hi Bigfoot, This 'better way' is only applicable to Windows Forms and not to Web Forms. Web forms don't have such a property. Laters,

HI COPP3R, Use a flow Layout for your web form. Put your datagrids into rows in a table;same with the labels that go with the datagrid.As the datagrid resizes, your table rows will resize, but since you have your datagrids in seperate rows in a table, they will not overlap. laters