Just to clerify, the XP workstation I'm accessing the site from isn't the one I developed on. So, I don't understand how this would be relevant. Just so you know also, I'm fairly new to web development and this is my fist project that I've worked on. I'm assuming it's absolute.
I have an asp.net project that was developed on a XP Prof. workstation. For testing purposes, I'm using this workstation as the "webserver". i'm populating an HTML table from a SQL DataReader and then applying a style sheet to the table. When I access this page from a XP workstation, everything...
Try this
fIsProcessRunning("excel", True)
Public Function fIsProcessRunning(ByVal proc As String, ByVal endprocess As Boolean) As Boolean
'Ends Excel process
Dim tmpproc As Process()
Dim x As Integer = 0
Try
'Attemp to get process by name...
...thanks
I was just creating a tab delimited string to create the .xls, so I tried your way, thinking that maybe it was the fact that you were using the RenderControl method. It may also be the fact that I'm pulling from a html table and not a datagrid.
KJ
One book that I found very helpful is from Wrox: "Beginning VB.NET 2nd Edition"
ISBN# 1-86100-761-2. You could follow up with "Proffesional VB.NET 2nd Edition"
KJ
I was presented with the same problem. I found it easier to just start from scratch. One book that I found very helpful is from Wrox: "Beginning VB.NET 2nd Edition"
ISBN# 1-86100-761-2. You could follow up with "Proffesional VB.NET 2nd Edition"
KJ
Here's an example...
Dim objDataGridStyle As New DataGridTableStyle()
Dim objTextCol As New DataGridTextBoxColumn()
DataGrid1.TableStyles.Clear()
'The following code formats the datagrids column header and width
'Set the MappingName for the...
You have to install the .net redistributable first ... dotnetfx.exe. This can be downloaded from Microsoft. You have the option of using the install package to install the framework before the application installs. Check out this article on Microsoft's site:
"Using Visual Studio .NET to...
I tried both examples below, and it seems that when the combobox is disabled it will not change the backcolor.
cboName.BackColor = Color.FromKnownColor(KnownColor.White)
cboName.BackColor = Color.White
KJ
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