ASP.NET

ex: 
LinkButton link;
for(int i  = 0; i <= FileNames.Length-1 ; i++)
{
	link = new LinkButton();
	link.ID = "link"+i.ToString();
	link.Text = "http://www.yoursite.com/uploadedfile/"+ FileNames[i];
	link.Click += new EventHandler(link_Click);
	PlaceHolder1.Controls.Add(link);
}

RLMcCutchen wrote:

When I populate the DataSet and use DataSet.WriteXML it's giving weird results.

RLMcCutchen wrote:

Also, when I login in a 2nd time (with a different user, the only part that works is searching the XML for the user I'm logging in with if it exists then dont rewrite it) I want it to append it to the existing XML document and even this isn't working right, the .WriteXML is giving a result like

Tarakeshwar Reddy wrote:

RLMcCutchen wrote:
When I populate the DataSet and use DataSet.WriteXML it's giving weird results.


Like what?

RLMcCutchen wrote:

I do want the XML appended but the way its doing it its adding a 2nd root element which cant happen so I'm trying to figure out how to add the other users as they login without adding multiple root level elements.

Imran Khan Pathan wrote:

I want to count char "," from the above string

<br />
 string str = "edasdsadsadasda,..sdasdasd..asdsad";<br />
            char[] sep={',',' ','.'};<br />
            string[] strArray= str.Split(sep,StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);<br />
            int length = 0;<br />
            foreach (string SingleString in strArray)<br />
            {<br />
                length += SingleString.Length;<br />
            }<br />

int cnt = 0;<br />
foreach (char c in str) if (c == ',') cnt++;