My ISP does have ASP.net installed (version 4). What do I need to do be able to use "Google.Gdata.Client"? I'd imagine either something needs to be installed on the web server, or there needs to be a link to pull in this ability?
A couple of friends and I share a Google spreadsheet to keep a list of events. I want to use this spreadsheet to populate a web page. I want it to the web page to automatically update when the spreadsheet is updated. So I'm guessing I should use an ASP.net repeater and pull in the spreadsheet...
I have separate snippets of text which I want joined together to form an email message. My ASP.net page has a radiobuttonlist where the user can select the email circumstance, and based on the selection I want some checkboxes to show or hide. Then, as certain checkboxes are clicked, I want an...
Thanks for your response, but I can't get this to work.
I checked the source code, the ID doesn't change when I view the page in a browser.
Also my Visual Studio 2008 gives an error when I add clientidmode to an <a> tag.
Any ideas how to fix this?
I have a CheckBoxList, with RepeatDirection set as "Horizontal" and RepeatLayout set as "Flow". I'm finding that the label and input (checkbox) don't stay together at the end of a line. So I end up with the checkbox on the previous line and the label on the next line, which isn't good.
I'm...
Thanks for your reply Mark.
Actually I found the real problem was that I'd replaced the wrong parameter name in the first string definition.
Anyway I learned something from your reply!
I want to create a sub which accepts a dropdownlist and a comma separated string as a parameter and populates the dropdownlist. The code does do the job when I enter the name of the dropdownlist directly, but it doesn't work when I create a separate sub for general use. I think it's because it's...
I have a menu list in my master page and in each page on my web site I want the current page to be highlighted in the menu.
Here is the relevant snippet of the MasterPage file:
<body id="master_body" runat="server">
<div id="header">
<div class="container">
<div id="top-menu">
<ul...
I have 5 Adrotators on a web page, and they all select images to display from the same XML file. At the moment it's working, but sometimes when I refresh the page a few of the Adrotators display the same image which I don't want. Is there a way to make them display 5 unique images from the same...
I've been thinking, would it be possible just to pass one value to the function as a string and then inside the function test if it's a valid listbox otherwise assume that it should be a string?
I see...
I'm using VBA to reply to emails. I create a button on the toolbar which runs my VBA code, which generates an email reply.
Could I do the same with VB.net? How do I get started with this? I have Visual Studio 2008 but don't use it. Would there be any advantage to using VB.net?
Ok thanks MajP, I thought about that but thought there must be a way to pass whatever I like to a function using just 1 parameter.
I'm coding using VBA for Outlook 2007. Is there a way to use VB.net with Outlook instead?
Hi, I want to create a general function which accepts either a string or a listbox. I've tried to use a variant but this doesn't work.
Public Sub FnDoStuff(IdStringOrListbox As Variant)
'Do stuff here..
End Sub
How can I get the function to accept either a string or a listbox?
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