I have a page "ChangeEvent.aspx" that (using JavaScript) pops up a window. On the popup I have a "Cancel" Imagebutton. I am trying to get that button-click to close the popup and refresh the parent ("ChangeEvent.aspx").
The following code does accomplish closing the popup, but it's not...
As soon as I set or even concatenate the text property of e.cell of the Calendar control, the dates of the calendar disappear. Those dates are the hyperlinks that fire the SelectionChanged event.
How can I change the text of each day (in DayRender) but still be able to detect SelectionChanged...
=IF((B88<>""), (A87+7),"")
I have a worksheet with two columns - A and B. Beginning in row #2, I would like a macro that would do the following two things:
- when a value is entered in column B, the macro should set the value of the same row's column A to 7 more than the previous column A's...
I don't know if this is the right forum to post to - if not, kindly point me to the right one...
I need to get 7 MB of data off a computer that has no USB ports, no CD burner, but has a dial up internet connection.
Any suggestions, please?
Thanks,
E.
My Calendar control always displays 6 weeks per month. I understand one extra is for the partial week that's in this month and part of it's in the other (prior or next) month, but there's always yet another week that's totally in the next (or previous) month. How do I get rid of that...
I am looking for an exhaustive list of prefixes from Microsoft specifically on proper naming convention for controls. Ex: txtMyTextbox, lblMyLabel, etc... All I found (not from Microsoft) was this: http://www.programmershelp.co.uk/vbnaming.php - and it's for VB6.
Could anyone please point me...
I have the following two bits of code:<INPUT style="BACKGROUND-POSITION-X: center; BACKGROUND-IMAGE: url(http://web.amg.advo-health.com/commonimages/cmdcancel.gif); WIDTH: 64px; CURSOR: hand; BORDER-TOP-STYLE: none; BACKGROUND-REPEAT: no-repeat; BORDER-RIGHT-STYLE: none; BORDER-LEFT-STYLE: none...
I have the following routine for validating whether a number's an integer: Private Function isInteger(ByRef inputNumber As Double) As Boolean
If inputNumber.ToString - CInt(inputNumber) <> 0 Then
Return False
Else
Return True
End If
End FunctionThe problem is it returns TRUE for...
I've declared two objects: Dim ds As New DataSet
Dim da As New SqlDataAdapter(cmDB)and passed them into a subroutine:
Private Sub FillReqItemsDt(ByRef ds As DataSet, ByVal da As SqlDataAdapter)
Dim dtRequestedReqItems As New DataTable
cmDB.CommandText =...
I have a subroutine in VB.NET: Sub getNextApproversNameAndEmail(ByRef strNextApproversName As String, ByRef strNextApproversEmail As String, ByVal conn As SqlConnection, ByVal reqID As Integer, Optional ByRef approval_type As String = "")
Dim cmGetNextApprover As New SqlCommand...
How could it be that I instantiated an object like this:Public reqToEdit As New Requisitionand it worked just fine for some time.
Then, without any apparent reason or cause for things to change, when I referenced the object elsewhere in the code, I all of a sudden started getting a null...
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