Recent content by keen2know

Thanks Riverguy and Craig, I am trying to create a generic class which will work with all of my forms without having to hard code any button names (except in the database - data driven) As long as the database has an entry for the form and the button, it will apply the permissions. The class...

Hi, I have a security requirement to maintain 5 levels of user access to buttons on my forms. I am planning to store the button names (by form) in a database table, and call a class on entry to each form so that the respective buttons are enabled or visible. Is it possible to loop through my...

I have deployed my application and it is causing an exception on the target machine. It comes up with an unknown exception and prompts to start a JIT Debugger. It then says: Registered debugger not installed. I have looked for the debugger "cordbg.exe" and it is not installed on the...

Mark, I just rechecked, and I did the build in Debug Mode. The target machine comes up with an error saying "Registered JIT debugger is not available etc etc.". Which makes me think that the debugger may not be installed correctly. I have checked and there is a debugger installed (as...

I have built a Windows Forms application which does a lot of SQL server access via Data Adapters and Datasets. When I try and run it (having installed the .Net redistributable on the target machine) it comes up with Unhandled exceptions. On my development machine it runs fine, but it has...

Guys, Thanks very much for your help. Sorry I was a bit slow. JJ

John, I have just re-read your reply and finally gathered what it does. Thing is if I use the approach you suggest (calling the original form again), I will be performing all the initialisation code again (heavy SQL usage) just to pass a value, when the other form is still memory resident with...

Thanks for the insight. It is very helpful. I have now got about 7 forms and don't want to try and re-write the application(at least in the short term). It also seems like a nice way to break up all the code (in seperate classes). I take it from your response that there is no way to pass...

I am a .Net novice. I am building a Windows Forms application and using modal forms to force control to the displayed form. I want to access data from the calling form and I am not sure how to pass information since the form that is called is another class - I have resourted to writing...