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Sorry for the late reply, but thank you! I think that fixed it! I didn't realize you had replied because I was no longer receiving email notifications.

My web app has two custom controls, each of which uses a toolkitscriptmanager. When either one is on a page, it runs fine, but a page that has both of them triggers a "Only one instance of a ScriptManager can be added to the page." exception. What needs to added to the page with both controls to...

I discovered that the solution in gpedit.msc was actually at: Administrative Templates|Windows Components|Internet Explorer|Turn off Favorites Bar

No matter what I do, I cannot seem to keep the Favorites Bar from appearing in IE11 on my Win 10 desktop. I had the same problem with my previous one, which had Windows 7, but the fix doesn't seem to work now. I tried unchecking "Favorites Bar" after right-clicking on the menu bar and I ran the...

Better late than never, but there was a hard return at the beginning of the Notes field in RecNo 608. When we removed it from the field, that record ceased being split and rows 613 and 614 stopped getting concatenated. Weird, huh? [ponder]

My lips are sealed. Let's just say it's a very bad idea to teach non-IT customers how to make MS Access apps. [bigsmile] I'm making archive tables that we can reference after we migrate this data into their existing licensing application.

It doesn't appear to be, but I noticed when I exported the table to Excel, it does begin with carriage return for RecNo 608, so that one is being split into two lines. It appears that RecNo 613 and 614 are being combined into one record...

Here is the text file. The problem rows start with 608 and 613. https://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=67e0c23d-33b6-44cc-9329-f65c13e8051d&file=tbCitationPN.txthttps://files.engineering.com/getfile.aspx?folder=67e0c23d-33b6-44cc-9329-f65c13e8051d&file=tbCitationPN.txt

I'm using pipe ("|") as a delimiter b/c the name field contains commas. I had written a PL/SQL script to read the file and insert the records in an ORACLE table but didn't want to deal with processing commas and quotes. Basically, it acts like it encountered the delimiter in the previous row...

I am attempting to export a somewhat large Access 2013 table to a delimited text file, with the intention of using the file to load an ORACLE table, but sometimes, it acts like there was a "data hiccup" of some sort that causes a rows to appear to be left or right shifted. I thought perhaps it...

I did that. It acts like it only tests if the field has a numeric value. Weird, eh? OTOH, maybe testing in the Page_load is triggering a Postback?

One more related question: Is this validation sppsd to detect if something not numeric is entered? I thought it would since it wouldn't fall in range, but it seems to ignore them in my example. I ask b/c this validator was originally a CompareValidator that tests for integers GreaterThanEqual to...

OK, I removed Maximum value from the server code and set it in Page_Load: Label lblActualQuantity = (Label)repItem.FindControl("lblActualQuantity"); RangeValidator valQuantity = (RangeValidator)repItem.FindControl("valQuantity"); valQuantity.MaximumValue = lblActualQuantity.Text; This seems to...

...%>" Type="string" ControlToValidate="txtQuantity" ErrorMessage="Quantity is greater than Available" runat="server">*</asp:RangeValidator> <asp:Label ID="lblAvailableQuantity" runat="server"></asp:Label> I think I'm on the right track but can't find anything via Google. Any...

Oh! I just noticed that there's a "view in browser" option that tries to display the design view in a browser, which is a start...

Darn! I was afraid of that. Thank you!

I have a project in VS2008 and would like to print the screens as defined by the aspx files, but I don't want to see the HTML code, I want to see how that code will be rendered, like when you're using "design" view of an aspx file...

Thanks, but those are for files with one type of record. Mine look like: File Header Batch Header Data records Batch Footer Batch Header Data records Batch Footer ... File Footer I have seen an implementation where there was a File Header class containing a List of Batch Headers and a Batch...

I have an accounting application that uses three data files. These files contain a file header and file footer with data records grouped by sub-headers and sub-footers. The first is the Invoice File which comes from our business and contains invoices to be paid. The second is the Payment File...

I have it installed at work and at home and neither perform well. I've noticed it's sluggish, encounters problems with sites that require it to close and recover, and often complains about scripts running too long. I've used Firefox without any of the problems.