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Kasi Viswanathan12-Nov-07 18:19

Kasi Viswanathan

12-Nov-07 18:19

Phil Osborne wrote:
m³

It's not working inside the combo box...Any idea...

Thanks in Advance... Rose | [Rose]

Phil Osborne12-Nov-07 22:06

Phil Osborne

12-Nov-07 22:06

Hi You could to go to the aspx file and add a ListItem as below or add it as code in the .cs or.vb files :

<asp:DropDownList ID="DropDownList1" runat="server" Width="48px">

<asp:ListItem Value="cubed">m ³</asp:ListItem>

</asp:DropDownList>

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Kasi Viswanathan12-Nov-07 22:37

Kasi Viswanathan

12-Nov-07 22:37

Tanx for ur reply...I tried it already but when i give AutoPostBack="True" it's not working....Actually i want to put meter cube per hour(m ³/hr) in session...Any Suggestions will be helpful...

Thanks in Advance... Rose | [Rose]

Phil Osborne13-Nov-07 6:15

Phil Osborne

13-Nov-07 6:15

Sorry Kasi

I have given as much information as I can on this one.
It does work on a postback for me and my colleagues so I am at a loss as to what else is happening with your code.
I can only suggest you try Debugging and Trace to see the errors.

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Drag & Drop DIV using JavaScript

Pete O'Hanlon13-Nov-07 22:17

Pete O'Hanlon

13-Nov-07 22:17

Hose him down Hydraman. Cool | :cool:

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Jay Bhagatwala12-Nov-07 0:17

Jay Bhagatwala

12-Nov-07 0:17

Hello All...

i have two tables where i have 3 div in 1 one table and 3 Divs in other table.

i want that i can drag any DIV of 1st tables DIV to 2nd TABLES Div and can paste on it..

i went to several solutions but they are providing solutions for HardCord Named DIVS not for Runtime Created DIVs.

pls help me....

Jay R.Bhagatwala

Re: Drag & Drop DIV using JavaScript

Michael Sync12-Nov-07 2:01

Michael Sync

12-Nov-07 2:01

I suggest you to check-out the widget plug-in http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/widgets/ for Wordpress blog.. you can find the JS code from PHP file..

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ignoring file extension [modified]

Sunil Wise12-Nov-07 0:12

Sunil Wise

12-Nov-07 0:12

hi frns
i want to copy a file from my disk and rename it with other name and save to my disk i used this snippet its working fine. But, for this to happen i have to write the fullname of the file with extension in the textboxes i provided
but i want to ignore the extension can anybody send me some code to complete this task

FileInfo thefile = new FileInfo(MapPath("RtfFilesPath") + "\\" + txtOriginalName.Text);
if (thefile.Exists)
{
File.Copy(MapPath("RtfFilesPath") + "\\" + txtOriginalName.Text, MapPath("RtfFilesPath") + "\\" + txtFilename.Text);
}

regards

-- modified at 6:31 Monday 12th November, 2007

John-ph12-Nov-07 0:34

12-Nov-07 0:34

Append the file extension to the text box value.
MapPath("RtfFilesPath") + "\\" + txtFilename.Text + FileInfo.Extension

Regards
- J O H N -

Sunil Wise12-Nov-07 0:56

Sunil Wise

12-Nov-07 0:56

CS0120: An object reference is required for the nonstatic field, method, or property 'System.IO.FileSystemInfo.Extension.get'

Line 34: try
Line 35: {
Line 36: FileInfo thefile = new FileInfo(MapPath("RtfFilesPath") + "\\voice\\" + txtOriginalName.Text +FileInfo.Extension);
Line 37: if (thefile.Exists)
Line 38: {

iam getting this error it is not accepting extension key word

John-ph12-Nov-07 1:39

12-Nov-07 1:39

I guess you are trying to access the Extension property for the source file Name of the FileInfo Object before loading the file. the below given code works fine in my system without giving the extension of the new name. When you give the original file name, you need to specify the extension at the input stage. If the file-type is fixed then you hard-code it or pass the extension as a parameter.

FileInfo TheFile = 
new FileInfo(Server.MapPath(".") + "\\" + txtOldFile.Text); 
    if (TheFile.Exists) { 
        File.Copy(MapPath(".") + "\\" + txtOldFile.Text, 
MapPath(".") + "\\" + txtNewFile.Text + TheFile.Extension); 
    } 
    else { 
        throw new FileNotFoundException(); 
    }

Regards
- J O H N -

Sunil Wise12-Nov-07 2:02

Sunil Wise

12-Nov-07 2:02

thanks for u r reply sir its working but some times the extensions will be changing its a rare case
anyway thanks for ur replies

regards
sunilwise

John-ph12-Nov-07 2:07

12-Nov-07 2:07

You're Welcome.

Regards
- J O H N -

web.config

BasharatAli11-Nov-07 23:27

11-Nov-07 23:27

Asalam-O-Alikum!
how to add and modify any connectionstring in web.config

BasharatAli

Internee
METESYS Lahore
Pakistan

John-ph11-Nov-07 23:44

11-Nov-07 23:44

Check This[^]

Regards
- J O H N -

BasharatAli11-Nov-07 23:56

11-Nov-07 23:56

thx john
but i want to add aur modify connection string at runtime.

BasharatAli

Internee
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Pakistan

John-ph12-Nov-07 0:05

12-Nov-07 0:05

Do you mean you want to programmatically add/modify the connection string stored in the web.config file?

Regards
- J O H N -

BasharatAli12-Nov-07 0:07

12-Nov-07 0:07

yes
i want to programmatically add/modify the connection string stored in the web.config file

BasharatAli

Internee
METESYS Lahore
Pakistan

John-ph12-Nov-07 0:12

12-Nov-07 0:12

Create a XMLDocument Object and Load the XMLFile (web.config) into it, then Navigate through the Nodes and find the attribute of the corressponding Connection string Node in the config file and modify the inner XML of the attribute.

Regards
- J O H N -

Paddy Boyd12-Nov-07 0:35

Paddy Boyd

12-Nov-07 0:35

Note that changing the web.config will force your app domain to restart.

BasharatAli12-Nov-07 0:58

12-Nov-07 0:58

then how can i resolve this issue

BasharatAli

Internee
METESYS Lahore
Pakistan

Paddy Boyd12-Nov-07 1:02

Paddy Boyd

12-Nov-07 1:02

If you must be able to change connection string programatically, then i would recommend storing them in a separate config file and writing your own code to access them.

Guffa12-Nov-07 1:47

Guffa

12-Nov-07 1:47

Perhaps you should ask about what you are trying to accomplish, rather than how to implement it the way that you think that it should be implemented...

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BasharatAli12-Nov-07 1:56