Hi
We have a third party component that converts html to pdf (http://
www.html-to-pdf.net/Features.aspx) and we have it installed on 2
asp.net web applications that are deployed to the same IIS 6.0 server under
different web sites.
one of the sites works fine, however the main site does...
indeed they are different - the format options were listed further down the page - a quick search of goole found loads of similar info but as you rightly pointed out windows doesn't recognise the parameter ...
FORMAT a: /AUTOTEST should perform an unattended format without user intervention. so creating a process and using noshellexecute and redirecting the output to a stream reader should be what you want I think.
AUTOTEST info came from here: http://programmerworld.net/win/wintips.htm
the few occasions i've done this type of thing i've done it by trapping the kry up event and then cheking for IsDigit() i think - that way they can only add numbers in the first place ...
thanks - i'd used -> previously but had got other compile errors that i's thought were connected to this.
doh ! thanks for the reply though - most other news groups have advised me to get another job !!!
Programming 101 I know but everyone makes mistakes ;-)
Hi
I have a COM component that passes some udts around.
The function header is thus:
void App::PassUdt(struct udtSR *pudtSR)
pudtSR has a member struct called udtValue1 of type udtLONG that has the definition:
struct udtLONG
{
long lngValue;
enum enumVarStatus enmStatus;
};
what i want to...
Hello All
I have to produce an ATL COM Dll which will accept several parameters,
populate one of these and return it to a VB client.
I have (after help from here) managed to pass in the UDT but now have
to accept pointers to other objects.
Something along the lines of...
you could try one of these
http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=Runtime+Microsoft+Visual+C%2B%2B+Error&btnG=Google+Search
it seeems to be a common problem with IE and search bars being installed .. maybe something here will jog your memory ...
Hi All
I've inherited 3 com based systems that are quite expansive and core to our main product - all of these systems use the same date manipulation function and we spend a lot of time working out the periods between dates (always in months) and various other functions e.g adding months...
if your boss is a bit tightfisted i'd go for php with a postgres backend ruuning ona linux server (which could be a pc if he's likely to be the only person accessing it).
steep learning curve for you but you sound like the kind os person that would relish a challenge.
go for it and then tell...
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