No I have them set to all redirect to the same html page. I just found an asp.net solution but unfortunately it doesn't work in asp 2.0
http://forums.aspfree.com/showpost.php?p=100206&postcount=5
I think I can build on it, I would still like to know why IIS doesn't handle this as an error...
Hello all, I've been wrestling with an issue around redirecting errors to a custom page via IIS 5.0 that I was hoping someone here could help me with.
I'm trying to setup a page that uses asp to do windows authentication. If the authentication fails, I'd like to redirect the page to a custom...
Ooops, I'm working with an extension of JList that was written by another programmer. After your comment I took another good look into the code of that extension. Apparently he's used a custom cell renderer that I managed not to noticed the first time though.
When I dug into this code I found...
Hi, I've got a lil prob with a JList can somebody help?
Setup: My JList displays a list of items and allows multiple selections. Some, none, or all of the items (data dependent) are shown to be selected when the list is created. The user can change the selected items and save... this all...
Ok, finnally got it to work and I did manage to find a simpler way to do it... a one liner infact.
jsp.getViewport().setViewPosition(new Point(jsp.getMaximumSize().width,0));
Kris McCuller
Haven't been able to make this work yet, but I'm still hackin on it. Seems there should be an easier way to set the viewable portion of a scrollpane though, force it to show the upper right of the screen....
Kris McCuller
well, I was finally able to solve my JFrame problem by adding the following to my example:
setUndecorated(true); getRootPane().setWindowDecorationStyle(JRootPane.FRAME);
it picked up the look and feel from the pane and then oriented correclty... apparently JFrame doesn't play by the same...
I don't think your understanding my problem. My issue isn't with layout of components, I'm having problems with the titlebar of the JFrame and the default postion of the horizontal scrollbar on the JScrollPane not being correctly oriented to display my app in Hebrew.
Hebrew is read...
Hey guys, I'm having some problems with getting my app to display correctly with RTL (RIGHT_TO_LEFT) orienation. The two components giving me the biggest headache are JScrollPane and JFrame. Im using java 1.4 and setting applyComponentOrientation(ComponentOrienation.RIGHT_TO_LEFT) on all the...
Subclassing the abstractformatter seemed to do the trick. Thanks. I can hardly belive I overlooked such a simple fix to my prob, but then again 0I haven't worked with the formatters or JFormattedTextField before either.
Kris McCuller
Subclassing the abstractformatter seemed to do the trick. Thanks. I can hardly belive I overlooked such a simple fix to my prob, but then again I haven't worked with the formatters or JFormattedTextField before either.
Kris McCuller
Hey, anybody know how to get a JFormattedTextField to accept null as a valid value? I'm using the default DateFormatter as my format and I want either a valid date or null to be accepted, but nothing else....
Kris McCuller
That didn't seem to do anything to the original output but change the ordering. The date is there only for sorting purposes, what Im after is to get all the records in the highest sales stage that the company has so far reached. (1,2,3,4,or Lost).
Kris McCuller
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