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want to create new format in format combo box of fckeditor..

2006-10-04T05:12:44Z

Hi,

How can i create my own formats for fckeditors combo box..

I found the line
FCKConfig.FontFormats='p;dic'pre;address;h1;h2;h3;h4;h5;h6';
in fckconfig.js file.
I think by setting my own format in this line may handle this problem because when I added any word or letter in this line like this
FCKConfig.FontFormats='p;dic'pre;address;h1;h2;h3;h4;h5;h6;Temp';

it creates a new format in combo box with named "Undefined"..

If i will get the source where these formats ('p;dic'pre;address;h1;h2;h3;h4;h5;h6' ) are defined then I will solve my problem.

Can any one shed some light on where and how to define the formats so that it will be rendered on the fckeditor's format combo box..?

Thanks,
Bipul Dobhal

Re: Re: retreiving a value from a dataset

2005-09-08T23:19:18Z

?
if you are using vb.net
then syntax is

keyword.Text = myDataSet.Tables[0].Rows[0].item["keyword"];

if you are using c# then syntax is

keyword.Text = myDataSet.Tables[0].Rows[0]["keyword"].ToString();

On Fri, 09 Sep 2005 Kwang Suh wrote :
>Try myDataSet.Tables[0].Rows[0]["keyword"];
>
> >I have a specific requirement to retreive a value from a dataset that has been created.
> >
> >example: keyword.Text = myDataSet.Tables[0].Rows[0].item["keyword"];
> >
> >basically trying to access the column name 'keyword' and get its value.
>
>

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Re: retreiving a value from a dataset

2005-09-08T14:25:07Z

Try myDataSet.Tables[0].Rows[0]["keyword"];

>I have a specific requirement to retreive a value from a dataset that has been created.
>
>example: keyword.Text = myDataSet.Tables[0].Rows[0].item["keyword"];
>
>basically trying to access the column name 'keyword' and get its value.

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retreiving a value from a dataset

2005-09-08T03:47:22Z

I have a specific requirement to retreive a value from a dataset that has been created.

example: keyword.Text = myDataSet.Tables[0].Rows[0].item["keyword"];

basically trying to access the column name 'keyword' and get its value.

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Re: Help! I can't seem to fix this

2005-08-18T13:37:42Z

It is actually in a try catch block, I just didn't include that. I get
an email for every error generated. This is what's being sent in the
email for the error.

[modelnumber=9066]System.Xml.XmlException: The root element is missing.
at System.Xml.XmlTextReader.Read()
at System.Xml.XmlLoader.Load(XmlDocument doc, XmlReader reader,
Boolean preserveWhitespace)
at System.Xml.XmlDocument.Load(XmlReader reader)
at RoseMasters_com.ProductDetailsPage.Page_Load(Object sender, EventArgs e)

I will do some other testing and see if the xml file is being returned empty.

Thanks for the ideas.

Ben

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Re: Help! I can't seem to fix this

2005-08-18T13:02:05Z

> Is it possible that an empty file could be returned???
>
> Perhaps the root node was indeed not present for this reason, or some other
> reason. Either way, your code should probably contain a built-in fail safe
> should the root node not be present.
>
> Since the code has always worked, and the variable here is the XML being
> returned from the feed, something unexpected must have occurred in the feed,
> and your code will probably need to be updated to continue gracefully in
> that scenario.
>
> One other thing, a try/catch block here could be very valuable in emailing
> you information should the error occurr again.
>
> > I have a clients site that gets it's delivery dates from a data feed from
> > a 3rd party site. The data is returned in XML format. Everything has
> > worked fine for months and then yesterday we started getting an error that
> > "The Root Element was missing"
> >
> > As a test I went to the url of the data feed to look at the XML that was
> > being generated and copied it to a local file, I then updated my code to
> > read from the local file and it worked fine. Can someone take a look at my
> > code below and the XML being returned and see if they can find something
> > wrong?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Ben
> >
> > <Begin code>
> > // Get the next available delivery date
> > XmlTextReader xmlReader = new
> > XmlTextReader("http://xml.mysite.com/xmlrequest/GenerateDateList.asp?User=user&Pass=pass&p1="
> > + myProductDetails.ModelNumber.ToString() + "&output=XML");
> >
> > if (!IsPostBack)
> > {
> > XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
> > doc.Load(xmlReader);
> >
> > XmlElement RootNode = doc.DocumentElement;
> > XmlNodeList nodeList =
> > RootNode.GetElementsByTagName("DateValue");
> >
> > for (int i = 0; i<nodeList.Count; i++)
> > {
> > DeliveryDate.Items.Add(new
> > ListItem(nodeList.Item(i).InnerXml, nodeList.Item(i).InnerXml));
> >
> > }
> > </ End Code>
> >
> > <Begin XML>
> >
> > <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
> > <DateList>
> > <DateValue>08/16/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>08/17/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>08/18/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>08/19/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>08/20/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>08/23/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>08/24/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>08/25/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>08/26/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>08/27/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>08/30/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>08/31/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/01/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/02/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/03/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/07/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/08/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/09/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/10/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/13/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/14/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/15/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/16/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/17/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/20/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/21/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/22/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/23/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/24/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/27/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/28/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/29/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>09/30/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>10/01/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>10/04/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>10/05/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>10/06/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>10/07/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>10/08/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>10/11/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>10/12/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>10/13/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>10/14/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>10/15/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>10/18/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>10/19/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>10/20/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>10/21/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>10/22/2005</DateValue>
> > <DateValue>10/25/2005</DateValue>
> > </DateList>
> >
> >
> >
> > </End XML>
> >
> >
> >
>
>

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Re: Help! I can't seem to fix this

2005-08-18T12:48:58Z

Is it possible that an empty file could be returned???

Perhaps the root node was indeed not present for this reason, or some other
reason. Either way, your code should probably contain a built-in fail safe
should the root node not be present.

Since the code has always worked, and the variable here is the XML being
returned from the feed, something unexpected must have occurred in the feed,
and your code will probably need to be updated to continue gracefully in
that scenario.

One other thing, a try/catch block here could be very valuable in emailing
you information should the error occurr again.

> I have a clients site that gets it's delivery dates from a data feed from
> a 3rd party site. The data is returned in XML format. Everything has
> worked fine for months and then yesterday we started getting an error that
> "The Root Element was missing"
>
> As a test I went to the url of the data feed to look at the XML that was
> being generated and copied it to a local file, I then updated my code to
> read from the local file and it worked fine. Can someone take a look at my
> code below and the XML being returned and see if they can find something
> wrong?
>
> Thanks,
> Ben
>
> <Begin code>
> // Get the next available delivery date
> XmlTextReader xmlReader = new
> XmlTextReader("http://xml.mysite.com/xmlrequest/GenerateDateList.asp?User=user&Pass=pass&p1="
> + myProductDetails.ModelNumber.ToString() + "&output=XML");
>
> if (!IsPostBack)
> {
> XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
> doc.Load(xmlReader);
>
> XmlElement RootNode = doc.DocumentElement;
> XmlNodeList nodeList =
> RootNode.GetElementsByTagName("DateValue");
>
> for (int i = 0; i<nodeList.Count; i++)
> {
> DeliveryDate.Items.Add(new
> ListItem(nodeList.Item(i).InnerXml, nodeList.Item(i).InnerXml));
>
> }
> </ End Code>
>
> <Begin XML>
>
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
> <DateList>
> <DateValue>08/16/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>08/17/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>08/18/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>08/19/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>08/20/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>08/23/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>08/24/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>08/25/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>08/26/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>08/27/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>08/30/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>08/31/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/01/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/02/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/03/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/07/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/08/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/09/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/10/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/13/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/14/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/15/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/16/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/17/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/20/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/21/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/22/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/23/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/24/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/27/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/28/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/29/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>09/30/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>10/01/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>10/04/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>10/05/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>10/06/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>10/07/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>10/08/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>10/11/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>10/12/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>10/13/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>10/14/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>10/15/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>10/18/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>10/19/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>10/20/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>10/21/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>10/22/2005</DateValue>
> <DateValue>10/25/2005</DateValue>
> </DateList>
>
>
>
> </End XML>
>
>
>

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Help! I can't seem to fix this

2005-08-18T12:23:55Z

I have a clients site that gets it's delivery dates from a data feed from a 3rd party site. The data is returned in XML format. Everything has worked fine for months and then yesterday we started getting an error that "The Root Element was missing"

As a test I went to the url of the data feed to look at the XML that was being generated and copied it to a local file, I then updated my code to read from the local file and it worked fine. Can someone take a look at my code below and the XML being returned and see if they can find something wrong?

Thanks,
Ben

<Begin code>
// Get the next available delivery date
XmlTextReader xmlReader = new XmlTextReader("http://xml.mysite.com/xmlrequest/GenerateDateList.asp?User=user&Pass=pass&p1=" + myProductDetails.ModelNumber.ToString() + "&output=XML");

if (!IsPostBack)
{
XmlDocument doc = new XmlDocument();
doc.Load(xmlReader);

XmlElement RootNode = doc.DocumentElement;
XmlNodeList nodeList = RootNode.GetElementsByTagName("DateValue");

for (int i = 0; i<nodeList.Count; i++)
{
DeliveryDate.Items.Add(new ListItem(nodeList.Item(i).InnerXml, nodeList.Item(i).InnerXml));

}
</ End Code>

<Begin XML>

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<DateList>
<DateValue>08/16/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>08/17/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>08/18/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>08/19/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>08/20/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>08/23/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>08/24/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>08/25/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>08/26/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>08/27/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>08/30/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>08/31/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/01/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/02/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/03/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/07/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/08/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/09/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/10/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/13/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/14/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/15/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/16/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/17/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/20/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/21/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/22/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/23/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/24/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/27/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/28/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/29/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>09/30/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>10/01/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>10/04/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>10/05/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>10/06/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>10/07/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>10/08/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>10/11/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>10/12/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>10/13/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>10/14/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>10/15/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>10/18/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>10/19/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>10/20/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>10/21/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>10/22/2005</DateValue>
<DateValue>10/25/2005</DateValue>
</DateList>

</End XML>

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RE: Using Virtual Servers for Production

2005-06-16T09:41:36Z

No problems, the network admin here wants to move our web server to a
virtual server, and I'm looking for the experiences of others before we
go ahead.

Duane

-----Original Message-----
From: Kwang Suh [mailto:ksuh@...]
Sent: Thursday, June 16, 2005 11:32 AM
To: Net-Talk
Subject: Using Virtual Servers for Production

Yup. No problems here. What's happening?

>Hi All,
>
>Is anyone here using a Virtual Server for their production sites? Have
>you run into any issues or problems?
>
>Thanks,
>Duane Boudreau,
>Systems Specialist/SQL Administrator
>City of Nashua, New Hampshire
>229 Main Street, PO Box 2019
>Nashua, NH 03061-2019
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Using Virtual Servers for Production

2005-06-16T09:30:37Z

Yup. No problems here. What's happening?

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Using Virtual Servers for Production

2005-06-15T08:52:17Z

Hi All,

Is anyone here using a Virtual Server for their production sites? Have
you run into any issues or problems?

Thanks,
Duane Boudreau,
Systems Specialist/SQL Administrator
City of Nashua, New Hampshire
229 Main Street, PO Box 2019
Nashua, NH 03061-2019
603 589 3314

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RE: C#.Net equivalent to Evaluate

2005-06-14T13:51:35Z

I ended up doing something similar. The dynamic controls are all
embedded inside a table which has a static id. So I used
tblPM.Parent.FindControl("ctrl" + index.ToString());

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From: Kwang Suh [mailto:ksuh@...]
Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 11:55 AM
To: Net-Talk
Subject: RE: C#.Net equivalent to Evaluate

>There is an array of controls that is available, Page.Controls, but it
only
>has one constructer (that I know of) and it takes an int. If I could do
>Page.Controls["tb_" + ident field].Text, I'd be golden.
>
>I'm sure there a simple answer to this - I just can't find it anywhere.

Did you try Page.FindControl()?

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RE: C#.Net equivalent to Evaluate

2005-06-14T09:54:20Z

>There is an array of controls that is available, Page.Controls, but it only
>has one constructer (that I know of) and it takes an int. If I could do
>Page.Controls["tb_" + ident field].Text, I'd be golden.
>
>I'm sure there a simple answer to this - I just can't find it anywhere.

Did you try Page.FindControl()?

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RE: C#.Net equivalent to Evaluate

2005-06-09T18:51:26Z

I am generating the textboxes on the fly by looping thru a query. As I loop
thru the query I give each textbox its own unique ID, "tb_" + ident field
from query. In .Net after the PostBack has occurred I can retrieve the value
of a form field using its server side name instead of its client side name.
In this case the server and client side have very different names.

I just cant figure out how to build the server side name on the fly.

There is an array of controls that is available, Page.Controls, but it only
has one constructer (that I know of) and it takes an int. If I could do
Page.Controls["tb_" + ident field].Text, I'd be golden.

I'm sure there a simple answer to this - I just can't find it anywhere.

Thanks,
Duane

-----Original Message-----
From: Charlie Arehart [mailto:charlie@...]
Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2005 8:28 PM
To: Net-Talk
Subject: RE: C#.Net equivalent to Evaluate

Oh, I'm sorry. When you said "Using Request["field" + x] won't work for me
in this case," I misunderstood. I thought you were implying you hadn't tried
it or that it wasn't working at all.

So it sounds like the dilemma is that you want to determine the form fields
that MS generates as a result of using Server controls, and then refer to
those as passed in. Is that right? In CFML, we'd use form.fieldnames. I
don't know if there's an exact equivalent, and I haven't poked around but
they have to be there as part of the request somehow. Perhaps there's a
method in the httprequest object.

Or someone else will have an answer. Good luck.

Charlie Arehart
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Duane Boudreau [mailto:duane@...]
> Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2005 6:15 PM
> To: Net-Talk
> Subject: RE: C#.Net equivalent to Evaluate
>
> I this case I can not use Request - at least easily. The full
> client side name gets changed to something like
> __ctr00content_pnlAdd_txtFieldName (I don't have the code in
> front me at the moment) because it is embedded within a
> couple of other page controls.
>
> It would be much easier if I could just get to the variable
> using its server side ID, as I do not want to hard code the
> full name of the variable in the code.
>
> Duane

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RE: C#.Net equivalent to Evaluate

2005-06-09T18:28:26Z

Oh, I'm sorry. When you said "Using Request["field" + x] won't work for me
in this case," I misunderstood. I thought you were implying you hadn't tried
it or that it wasn't working at all.

So it sounds like the dilemma is that you want to determine the form fields
that MS generates as a result of using Server controls, and then refer to
those as passed in. Is that right? In CFML, we'd use form.fieldnames. I
don't know if there's an exact equivalent, and I haven't poked around but
they have to be there as part of the request somehow. Perhaps there's a
method in the httprequest object.

Or someone else will have an answer. Good luck.

Charlie Arehart
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RE: C#.Net equivalent to Evaluate

2005-06-09T16:15:25Z

I this case I can not use Request - at least easily. The full client side
name gets changed to something like __ctr00content_pnlAdd_txtFieldName (I
don't have the code in front me at the moment) because it is embedded within
a couple of other page controls.

It would be much easier if I could just get to the variable using its server
side ID, as I do not want to hard code the full name of the variable in the
code.

Duane

-----Original Message-----
From: Charlie Arehart [mailto:charlie@...]
Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2005 4:58 PM
To: Net-Talk
Subject: RE: C#.Net equivalient to Evaluate

I'd say that, just as in CF, you don't need evaluate as often as you think.
Here's an example that I think demonstrates what you're thinking:

<%@ Page language="c#" %>
<%
string x="Name";
Response.Write(Request["field" + x]);
%>

If I call that as filename.aspx?fieldName=bob, the output is bob. Is that
the kind of abstraction you're looking for (though I realize you're probably
using form fields instead, it shouldn't matter at all.)

Charlie Arehart
CTO, New Atlanta Communications, makers of BlueDragon
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Boudreau, Duane [mailto:BoudreauD@...]
> Sent: Thursday, June 09, 2005 4:30 PM
> To: Net-Talk
> Subject: C#.Net equivalient to Evaluate
>
> Is there a C# version of Evaluate?
>
>
>
> I have multiple controls I'm placing on a form using a query.
> At post back I need to retrieve the values. Using
> Request["field" + x] won't work for me in this case.
>
>
>
> TIA,
>
> Duane Boudreau,
>
> Systems Specialist/SQL Administrator
>
> City of Nashua, New Hampshire
>
> 229 Main Street, PO Box 2019
>
> Nashua, NH 03061-2019
>
> 603 589 3314
>
>
>
>
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RE: C#.Net equivalient to Evaluate

2005-06-09T14:57:43Z

I'd say that, just as in CF, you don't need evaluate as often as you think.
Here's an example that I think demonstrates what you're thinking:

<%@ Page language="c#" %>
<%
string x="Name";
Response.Write(Request["field" + x]);
%>

If I call that as filename.aspx?fieldName=bob, the output is bob. Is that
the kind of abstraction you're looking for (though I realize you're probably
using form fields instead, it shouldn't matter at all.)

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C#.Net equivalient to Evaluate

2005-06-09T14:29:54Z

Is there a C# version of Evaluate?

I have multiple controls I'm placing on a form using a query. At post
back I need to retrieve the values. Using Request["field" + x] won't
work for me in this case.

TIA,

Duane Boudreau,

Systems Specialist/SQL Administrator

City of Nashua, New Hampshire

229 Main Street, PO Box 2019

Nashua, NH 03061-2019

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RE: Master Pages

2005-06-07T04:44:41Z

I was having a problem accessing properties I was defining on the master
page in the child page, but I found the answer.

((myMaster)Master).PropertyName = Value;

-----Original Message-----
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Sent: Monday, June 06, 2005 11:46 PM
To: Net-Talk
Subject: Master Pages

Sure. What's happening?

>Is anyone here using ASP.Net 2.0 Master Pages? I've run into an issue
>using master pages and can not find a solution.
>
>Thanks,
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Master Pages

2005-06-06T21:45:33Z

Sure. What's happening?

>Is anyone here using ASP.Net 2.0 Master Pages? I've run into an issue
>using master pages and can not find a solution.
>
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Re: Asp ODBC not holding password

2005-06-03T07:08:44Z

The way I understand it is that the username/password in the ODBC is
used only to test the config. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

You can use a DSNless connection with ASP.NET and use a trusted
connection to avoid the password in your code. This of course raises
other security concerns.

- Frank

On 5/31/05, Michael Dinowitz <mdinowit@...> wrote:

> This is an IIS 6/ASP thing. I've got an ODBC datasource set up and an open command opening up the connection. I've set the username/password for the SQL database in the ODBC, but when I call it the code acts like the username/password was never set.
>
> This code works:
> Set Conn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
> conn.open "affiliate", "username", "password"
>
> This code does not
>
> Set Conn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
> conn.open "affiliate"
>
> Is there something missing to 'force' the username/password to be stored in the ODBC so that I don't have to have it in code? It should be simple but for some reason is not being kind to me.
> Thanks
>
>
>
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Master Pages

2005-06-02T14:53:32Z

Is anyone here using ASP.Net 2.0 Master Pages? I've run into an issue
using master pages and can not find a solution.

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Re: OLEDB vs SQLClient

2005-06-01T10:49:40Z

Generally speaking, ODBC is knocking at death's door. Its old protocols
are useful now only for connecting to a database your platform doesn't
know how to talk with directly, such as MS Access.

If you have a choice, you 100% want to use the SQLClient drivers to talk
to a SQL Server.

-nathan strutz

Boudreau, Duane wrote:
> Which is better? Is there a difference? I've heard conflicting stories. I've heard that they are essentially the same thing, but during a recent ASP.Net 2.0 class the instructor said that it was more efficient to us the SQLClient interface as it was MS's native driver.
>
> Any idea which if any is better?
>
> Thanks,
> Duane
>
>
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OLEDB vs SQLClient

2005-06-01T07:09:27Z

Which is better? Is there a difference? I've heard conflicting stories. I've heard that they are essentially the same thing, but during a recent ASP.Net 2.0 class the instructor said that it was more efficient to us the SQLClient interface as it was MS's native driver.

Any idea which if any is better?

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Asp ODBC not holding password

2005-05-31T16:38:12Z

This is an IIS 6/ASP thing. I've got an ODBC datasource set up and an open command opening up the connection. I've set the username/password for the SQL database in the ODBC, but when I call it the code acts like the username/password was never set.

This code works:
Set Conn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
conn.open "affiliate", "username", "password"

This code does not

Set Conn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
conn.open "affiliate"

Is there something missing to 'force' the username/password to be stored in the ODBC so that I don't have to have it in code? It should be simple but for some reason is not being kind to me.
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Re: Transistioning from cf to asp.net

2005-05-24T09:04:51Z

One thing with that article - nullable types aren't implemented properly in the beta, so don't bother with those examples.

>Thanks, this is exactly what I'm trying to figure out, and yes, I am
>playing around with the 2005 beta right now. That's what got me
>interested in .Net.
>
>
>
>On 5/24/05, Kwang Suh <ksuh@...> wrote:
>>

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Re: Transistioning from cf to asp.net

2005-05-24T08:44:40Z

Thanks, this is exactly what I'm trying to figure out, and yes, I am
playing around with the 2005 beta right now. That's what got me
interested in .Net.

On 5/24/05, Kwang Suh <ksuh@...> wrote:

> >I've become very comfortable with a method of writing CF code lately.
> >I write CFC's as bean objects, create managers for those beans and
> >then create DAO's for managers to access the db. I'd like to try some
> >asp.net stuff, but everytime I look at examples, it's all about how to
> >quickly take data from a db and throw it in a datagrid. Now, that is
> >very nice, but it just looks like a quick way to some hard to maintain
> >code. So my question is, how easy is it to use my current methodology
> >in asp.net?
>
> Here's a nice article that follows what you're doing:
>
> http://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/default.aspx?pull=/library/en-us/dnaspp/html/CustEntCls.asp
>
> >Is it relatively easy to have the data components work on objects
> >instead of tables in a db?
>
> Yes. Anything that implements IEnumerable is bindable. A great example shown above is the CollectionBase type.
>
> > Do you lose all the wizard form creation tools when you use objects?
>
> They don't work all that well in the first place. VS2005 has much better wizards, if you're into that sort of thing.
>
> > What do you think are the benefits over CF?
>
> You get to use a real OO language.
>
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Transistioning from cf to asp.net

2005-05-24T08:29:53Z

>I've become very comfortable with a method of writing CF code lately.
>I write CFC's as bean objects, create managers for those beans and
>then create DAO's for managers to access the db. I'd like to try some
>asp.net stuff, but everytime I look at examples, it's all about how to
>quickly take data from a db and throw it in a datagrid. Now, that is
>very nice, but it just looks like a quick way to some hard to maintain
>code. So my question is, how easy is it to use my current methodology
>in asp.net?

Here's a nice article that follows what you're doing:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/asp.net/default.aspx?pull=/library/en-us/dnaspp/html/CustEntCls.asp

>Is it relatively easy to have the data components work on objects
>instead of tables in a db?

Yes. Anything that implements IEnumerable is bindable. A great example shown above is the CollectionBase type.

> Do you lose all the wizard form creation tools when you use objects?

They don't work all that well in the first place. VS2005 has much better wizards, if you're into that sort of thing.

> What do you think are the benefits over CF?

You get to use a real OO language.

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Transistioning from cf to asp.net

2005-05-23T21:33:57Z

I've become very comfortable with a method of writing CF code lately.
I write CFC's as bean objects, create managers for those beans and
then create DAO's for managers to access the db. I'd like to try some
asp.net stuff, but everytime I look at examples, it's all about how to
quickly take data from a db and throw it in a datagrid. Now, that is
very nice, but it just looks like a quick way to some hard to maintain
code. So my question is, how easy is it to use my current methodology
in asp.net?

Is it relatively easy to have the data components work on objects
instead of tables in a db? Do you lose all the wizard form creation
tools when you use objects? What do you think are the benefits over
CF?

Thanks

--
Marlon

"Only a Sith thinks in absolutes!"

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Re: foreach loop over a hashtable?

2005-05-20T09:46:05Z

Ended up using the DictionaryEntry method, as that's a truer "for each"
where I can access every aspect of the hashtable at each "node".

Thanks all!

> Well, the quick answer is yes. Since you say "foreach" versus "for each",
> I'll assume you're interested in C# (versus VB.NET). Here's an example for
> you. Of course, there are many ways to skin a cat in any .NET solution, so
> others might offer still different approaches:
>
> <%@ Page language="c#" %>
>
> <%
> System.Collections.Hashtable hash = new System.Collections.Hashtable();
> hash.Add( "name1", "value1" );
> hash.Add( "name2", "value2" );
>
> Response.Write("Count:" + hash.Count + " ");
>
> foreach (string key in hash.Keys)
> {
> Response.Write(key + '=' + hash[key] + " ");
> }
>
> %>
>
> Yet another way to look would be to use a DictionaryEntry. This code could
> be stuck into the bottom above to produce the same result another way:
>
> Response.Write("");
>
> foreach (DictionaryEntry myDE in hash)
> {
> Response.Write(myDE.Key + "=" + myDE.Value + " ");
> }
>
>
> As a reminder, a google search of simply "system.collections.hashtable
> foreach" does result in hits that still more offer examples and info.
>
> Charlie Arehart
> CTO, New Atlanta Communications, makers of BlueDragon
> (678) 256-5395 charlie@...
> www.newatlanta.com/bluedragon/
>
>
>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: G [mailto:brian.grant@...]
>> Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005 11:34 AM
>> To: Net-Talk
>> Subject: foreach loop over a hashtable?
>>
>> Can you do a "foreach" loop over a hashtable? And if so, are
>> you required to loop over the KEYS, instead of the value objets?
>>
>> Haven't worked much with hashtables.
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Brian
>>
>>
>>
>
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RE: foreach loop over a hashtable?

2005-05-20T09:39:09Z

Well, the quick answer is yes. Since you say "foreach" versus "for each",
I'll assume you're interested in C# (versus VB.NET). Here's an example for
you. Of course, there are many ways to skin a cat in any .NET solution, so
others might offer still different approaches:

<%@ Page language="c#" %>

<%
System.Collections.Hashtable hash = new System.Collections.Hashtable();
hash.Add( "name1", "value1" );
hash.Add( "name2", "value2" );

Response.Write("Count:" + hash.Count + " ");

foreach (string key in hash.Keys)
{
Response.Write(key + '=' + hash[key] + " ");
}

%>

Yet another way to look would be to use a DictionaryEntry. This code could
be stuck into the bottom above to produce the same result another way:

Response.Write("");

foreach (DictionaryEntry myDE in hash)
{
Response.Write(myDE.Key + "=" + myDE.Value + " ");
}

As a reminder, a google search of simply "system.collections.hashtable
foreach" does result in hits that still more offer examples and info.

Charlie Arehart
CTO, New Atlanta Communications, makers of BlueDragon
(678) 256-5395 charlie@...
www.newatlanta.com/bluedragon/

> -----Original Message-----
> From: G [mailto:brian.grant@...]
> Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005 11:34 AM
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> Subject: foreach loop over a hashtable?
>
> Can you do a "foreach" loop over a hashtable? And if so, are
> you required to loop over the KEYS, instead of the value objets?
>
> Haven't worked much with hashtables.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Brian
>
>
>

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foreach loop over a hashtable?

2005-05-19T09:34:12Z

Can you do a "foreach" loop over a hashtable? And if so, are you required to loop over the KEYS, instead of the value objets?

Haven't worked much with hashtables.

Thanks,

Brian

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