Recent content by sheykc

Ha!! You don't know my client. They are working on a pricing contract and they want to be able to view the entire contract on one page. Basically because if they need to work with Item #500, they can just scroll down and find that item. Plus the business people say that it would confuse the...

Ok, here is a tough one. My client has a page that needs to run significantly faster when it postbacks to the server. This page uses an editable datagrid, like a spreadsheet, that can have 0 rows to 1000+ rows. They don't want paging, so that's not an option. I'm also using VS 2003. I have...

We're bringing in another consultant from my company who is a network specialist. It looks most definitely as though it's a network issue, not a programming issue.

I'll try both of these ideas, thanks. We have uncovered another 'bizarre' behavior. When our users, use a VPN to connect to the web server, it runs seconds, sometimes minutes faster than if they access our internal web site, thru our internal server. Have either of you seen that behavior before?

Did you ever get an answer? I have the same problem right now.

I'm in a crisis here. I just realeased a new web app last Monday. Apparently, something didn't show up in testing of about 7 or 8 people. When we went live, it jumped up to 15 to 25 users. The server is running so slow right now, people time out. The main page that causes the problem is a...

Well, I tried that too, based on another thread I found here. var owin; function winopen(PageURL){ owin=window.open(PageURL, 'NewWindow', 'toolbar=no, location=no,directories=no,status=no,menubar=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=no,width=50,height=50') } then in my .net I issued an...

I'm confusing myself on this code. I guess I'm not sure if I'm doing this right. Currently, before modifying I have this: <ItemTemplate> <asp:Textbox id="txtProjUnits" Width="50px" autopostback=True OnTextChanged="Units_Changed" onkeypress="return noenter()" Text='<%#...

I'm working with an ASP.NET application. On one of the buttons, I've added javascript to open a popup window that simply says "Please Wait". That window needs to stay open until the processing is done on the .NET webform. The problem is, how do I close that window automatically...

Hmmm...on the same page...never thought about that. That might work, though the page is pretty crowded already. Actually, that won't work. The problem is, if a user is accessing the site thru a VPN connection and they are opening a large contract (like 500+ items in the grid) the page goes...

I have a main page that calls another webform thru Javascript, on a button's onclick. This second page only displays "Please Wait". This is needed because sometimes it takes several minutes for a page to refresh or save and we want the users to know the system is doing something. The problem...

I'll try this and see how it works. Thanks for your help.

I have a grid that has 2 textboxes and several labels per row. If the user changes a value in the textbox, it needs to update the calculations on that row and in an html table at the bottom. Currently, I am using server side code with the text_changed event. But if this is a large contract...

I have a datagrid that has many editable fields on the grid. When the user is done, they click save and it updates all the rows. The dataset is populated via a stored procedure. This all works great. The problem I have now, is when they click on the "Add Items" box to add a new row to the...

I use google all the time. I was just hoping for some references of sites you already found to save some time of searching thru things that are sometimes irrelevant. Thanks anyway.