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For anyone to be able to provide you with any information towards a solution, you have to supply a bit more information.
Exactly what do you mean when you say that your project "is not running" in Internet Explorer? What happens? What is it that doesn't work? Do you get any error messages?
What version of Internet Explorer have you tried it in?
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b { font-weight: normal; }
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thanx for showing interesting in my post. Actually i hav made controls and all these controls r in an single folder name my_control. my_webform.aspx in myfolder001 and dis folder created dynamically my_webform.aspx includes dis control and when i execute <http://loaclhost/mySite/myfolder001/my_webform.aspx>
mycontrol contains a simple form inserting data into tables.
dis webform does not postin in internet explorer and working fine in mozila.
waiting...
rahul saini
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i have an asp.net bound column. this column gets it values from the dataset. the values displayed are displayed as 123456. i want it to be displayed as 1,23,456.
i tried using dataformatstring="{0:n}, but is of no use.
please help.
-- modified at 4:08 Monday 13th November, 2006
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You should use the DataFormatString property to format the data as you wish.
In your case it would be something like: {0:#,###}
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it does not work. the numbers still show up without any formatting 
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<code>
<asp:boundcolumn datafield="Visits" headertext="Visits" dataformatstring="{0:#,###,###}" >
<headerstyle width="100px" cssclass="blackFont"></headerstyle>
<itemstyle horizontalalign="right" width="100px" verticalalign="middle"></itemstyle>
</asp:boundcolumn>
</code>
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You can take help of this.[^]
Best Regards,
Apurva Kaushal
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Try adding an HTMLEncode="false" to the same line...
"Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......"
Christian Graus At The Soapbox
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use the FormatNumber function
Best Regards
3ala2 
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I have seen ppl using Serializable attribute for Classes. Can anyone explain me wat does Serializable mean? and why is it used?
Mads
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In ie we can fire the event from popup window to opener as
opener.document.all('b1').fireEvent("onclick");
b1 - is button in parent.
how to implement this in firefox?
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In Firefox (or anything else but IE for that fact) you cannot use document.all which is a good reason to try to avoid it.
Therefore instead of document.all you should use getElementById such as:
document.getElementById("b1")
Also, in Firefox you don't have fireEvent. You could instead either dispatchEvent (as described here: http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/DOM:element.dispatchEvent) or you could retrieve the handler yourself and call it explicitly
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Hi dears,
We know after installing atlas framework , we can develope atlas website projects. Now if I develope a .Net WebSite project(not a atlas website project) how can I use atlas technology in my website ?
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Hi,
Is there another way of directing a user to a new page, when he clicks a button, that is on a different server?
I use reponse.redirect, but I heard that is not the best way.
Here is an example: The user is on http://intranet/pages/page1.aspx, and when he clicks a button, he loads another page http://server02/pages/page2.aspx in the browser...
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There is nothing wrong with Response.Redirect but do you really need to do this in code?
Can't you do it on client-side? Such as using a link button? in that case after click the browser is being redirected straight to the other page as opposed to posting back to your application therefore saving an entire postback.
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Dani: that's "what's wrong with Response.Redirect()"
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That is wrong with missusing Response.Redirect() (or at least one of them, as we could consider some scenarios where Server.Transfer would be better as well) but not with the feature itself. There are plenty scenarios where it is needed and there is no better alternative.
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Hi,
The problem I have is that I build up the URL string via code behind functions and variables, and then sending the user to a page in a window with no toolbar, directory, etc. The user should also not see to which page he is being redirected. If he goes "view source" on the new page or check the properties, that is ok... but he should not see the page URL in the status bar or in the location URL field.
Will this still work if I use the link button?
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You can still use your mehtods to create a dynamic URL and still keep it on client side. For example you could use inline code to output the dynamic string built by your methods.
something like:
">My Link
where instead of the hardcoded string you would call your method (make sure it is protected if you use ASP.NET 2.0 or public if ytou use 1.1).
In order to open a window with certain options I think you will need to use window.open
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Ok, I am not to sure what you mean. Can you maybe give me an example.
Yes, for the new window, I use a window.open to open the window.
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Sorry, I pasted an example but it was rendered as HTML.
Let me try again:
<a href="<%=MyFunctionCallHere()%>">My Link</a>
hope this works.
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Hi,
I am including textboxes dynamically based no the selection of the no. in drop down list. Its working. But now i want to get the values entered in that control. How to retrieve values from dynamically created controls.
Please Help.
Thanks in Advance.
Regards,
Prya
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guess u should loop through the controls of type TextBox and get the text property of them
Best Regards
3ala2
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