Is there such a thing as a datetimepicker I could use inside reporting services? I built the report in visual studio, but there are no datetime pickers in the tollset.
I have a big textbox (100 lines) that I need to read through, one line at a time.
Basically, I need to pass it, one line at a time to a parsing method. I should just loop through it until I reach the end, I suppose.
What would be the syntax to loop, line by line, through a texbox?
Hello,
This is remarkably simple I'm sure, but I need to seperate out the contents of a string.
The string is "TestString1"
And I need to parse this out into the characters, and the number.
So, I'd like to end up with "TestString" and "1"
This Could be any combination of text, followed by a...
In a windows form, you can use an 'open dialog' control...
so, you could browse out for, then open a text file and have its contents displayed in a textbox if you wanted to.
Is there similar functionality for a web form?
I need to be able to, from the web form, click an 'open' button, then...
hey pwilson, thanks for the post.
I saw that, but I need to set this inside the C# code (so i can dynamically change the URL based on a number passed to the page when it opens), not the HTML.
sorry, should have said something.
Hello all,
I'm trying to find the syntax for programatically setting the url of an image upon page load.
Image1.ImageUrl = "http://myserver.com/1.jpg";
is the wrong syntax, and I can't seem to find how to set this attribute in C#.
Any suggestions?
I need to create a trigger that does the following:
When a user inserts or modifies a record in tableA, if a certain column 'ColStatus' is equal to 'Complete' then I need to change a value in tableB to reflect this.
Can anybody point me to a good syntax example, or a howto for how I should go...
if(Int32.Parse(sdr["CustNumber"].ToString()) == 155){}
Worked just fine.
What I really need is some massive source for source code examples. That, and lots more time with a c #book.
I have a dataset, and am reading values out of it, binding them to controls.
the if statement below worked fine when the column 'custnumber' was a varchar, but when converting it to a smallint, the code below no longer works (as one might imagine.)
if(sdr[ "CustNumber" ] ).Equals( "155" ) )
{...
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