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Abhijit Jana wrote: Hope this will help you !!
No. That explains getting columns from SQL server not from MS access. OP is asking for access.
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it works for access and i have got the correct output.
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Good then. I was wrong 
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N a v a n e e t h wrote: That explains getting columns from SQL server not from MS access. OP is asking for access.
But I think he has got some tips from that link. BTW : you have also pointed out those things to on your answer  .
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can any one pls tell me where to find open source or source code for forums asp.net in c#
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Why did you post this again ? Are you disabled in some way ? Assuming that you don't like my answer ( which is that you can get the source to ASP.NET forums any time you like, you just need to type it into google ), do you think that no-one else would answer, but now they will because you asked again ?
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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can any one pls tell me where 2 find source code or open source for complete forum asp.net in c#
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I just double checked and it turns out that google knows the answer.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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hi
I want to implement data versioning in a application...
I need a Delta(diff) algorithm component.
I nedd a text diff class library.
where can I find it?
thanks.
Mohammad Khansari
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Google ?
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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For word-by-word diff I like to use the SequenceMatcher class in CPython. It has a method get_opcodes which is helpful. I was able to call get_opcodes in C# using IronPython (uses 5 .py files). I store the PythonEngine in session since the ctor is expensive.
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hai all,
i want to delete the rows using checkbox and delete button in a datagrid,if i checked one row at that row will delete? asp.net and C#,please help me
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There's all sorts of articles on putting checkboxes in a datagrid, read one of them. There's got to be several on this site.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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please give the code and methods
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Is someone paying you for this ?
The core issue you have, is that you're not asking a 'help me fix this code' question, but a 'I can't be bothered trying to work this out, do my work for me question'. And hte core issue with that is not that you're lazy, or that you're being paid for work you seem incapable of, it's simply that no-one is going to cover this issue in depth in a forum reply, and why should we type 'datagrid asp.net checkbox' into google to give you a link, if you're too lazy to type that into google yourself ?
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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i have a gridview in my application.if there any javascript to check a checkbox in the onClick event of an asp:TextBox in a gridview of the same row.how to catch the onclick or onfocus event of an asp:textbox.
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You've been asking this for days. Please tell me someone isn't paying you to ask the same question over and over and not research it yourself ?
If you put an onfocus in an asp:TextBox, the framework will ignore it and pass it through to the client. So you put an onfocus event in an asp:TextBox by typing it in there.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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Boss,
I am getting Edit/Delete Button with your messages   ( In fact with all messages ) . Did you noticed it ? 
Think Serious Issues in forum 
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Abhijit Jana wrote: Think Serious Issues in forum
No. That's a new feature 
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N a v a n e e t h wrote: No. That's a new feature Smile
Navaneeth, Are you Serious ? Please let me know the details ...
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N a v a n e e t h wrote: No. That's a new feature
Is it? But when I tried to edit your post (Yes I tried with yours one only  ) it asked for password but could not go further as it was showing the same screen even after entering the password.
Apurva Kaushal
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If you don't know the password, you can't edit the post.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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Christian Graus wrote: If you don't know the password,
Which password it is talking about ? I believe this is the Message owner password ? Please correct me if I am wrong .
Now My Question is then what is the use of it ? That was better if this link should only visible to the message owner ?
Or is there any other tricks ?
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I believe the point is that when you post, you can assign a password, and this means that people who create dummy accounts ( Member 83428348 tyoe thing, or just plain people who create a new account every day for some bizarre reason ) can use the same password and thus be able to go back and edit their posts. I don't know, as a former employee, I can click on them and edit any post I want. I only know that b/c I tried b/c of this thread, I obviously don't go and delete or edit other people's posts, no matter how annoying they are... :P
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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