ASP.NET

Re: set column dropdownlist as default value

2-Sep-08 1:03

Solved it!

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Bardy852-Sep-08 1:49

Google Spreadsheet like control for editing cells?

2-Sep-08 1:49

Great!

What you do?

Uwe Keim1-Sep-08 3:15

Uwe Keim

1-Sep-08 3:15

Having found this quesiton [^], I'm still on the search for a control that behaves more like the spreadsheet of Google Docs [^]:

Selecting, editing, merging of cells, across rows and columns.
Formatting like bold, italic, maybe color of individual cells.
Storing and loading as HTML or similar formats on the server.
All that packing inside a nice and easy-to-use ASP.NET control.

Is anyone aware of such a tool (commercial or non-commerical)?

Thanks
Uwe

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Email to Inbox, Not Spam

Banjo Ayorinde1-Sep-08 3:00

Banjo Ayorinde

1-Sep-08 3:00

Hi,
Have just developed some codes to allow users to send mails to a specified email address.
The solutions work no doubt, but the mails are going to the spam mail and not into the Inbox.

What might be responsible with this.... Please help out

Manas Bhardwaj1-Sep-08 3:54

Manas Bhardwaj

1-Sep-08 3:54

Banjo Ayorinde wrote:
The solutions work no doubt, but the mails are going to the spam mail and not into the Inbox.

You can do nothig in your code to prevent this. It is totally upon the content of the mail. Smile | :)

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eyeseetee1-Sep-08 3:56

1-Sep-08 3:56

The address they are coming from or the content that it contains usually

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Perspx1-Sep-08 4:19

Perspx

1-Sep-08 4:19

Does the content of the e-mails you send out contain something about winning $1,000,000 and bank details? D'Oh! | :doh:

Regards,
--Perspx

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Redirect's strange behaviour

Abhishek Sur1-Sep-08 10:42

Abhishek Sur

1-Sep-08 10:42

try to omit Embedded Images into your mails...
Make it simple and in text format... I dont think that will spam...

Spam filtering depends on the policy settings of the mail server. So please check the server settings also....

Abhishek Sur

Hotail Contacts

nhss1-Sep-08 2:57

nhss

1-Sep-08 2:57

I want download all the contacts from Hotmail into my local database using ASP.Net,C#.

Please let me know if any have idea on it

Subash

Re: Hotail Contacts

Tamer Oz1-Sep-08 8:08

Tamer Oz

1-Sep-08 8:08

There is an api on live platform. Check http://dev.live.com/contacts/[^]

CSS UITypeEditor

Sunset Towers1-Sep-08 1:36

Sunset Towers

1-Sep-08 1:36

Does any one know what assembly the CSS UITypeEditor is? I have been searching and searching and the only thing I can find is a reference to Microsoft.Web.UI.Design or some such, but no way to download it.

Re: CSS UITypeEditor

J4amieC1-Sep-08 2:54

J4amieC

1-Sep-08 2:54

rtfm.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.drawing.design.uitypeeditor.aspx[^]

Re: CSS UITypeEditor

Sunset Towers1-Sep-08 4:56

Sunset Towers

1-Sep-08 4:56

I've already looked into everything like that. What I'm looking for is the one that is already in use from visual studio. When you place a htlm control on the page you can click the style property in the property grid and get the option of a UI element that builds the style for you. I am looking for that CSS Modify Styel Editor. It has and still is being elusive.

Re: CSS UITypeEditor

Sunset Towers1-Sep-08 7:22

Sunset Towers

1-Sep-08 7:22

Never mind as far as I have been able to determine, MS feels that we are not smart enough to have the Venus Style Builder as a UI Editor Type. The recommended approach is with the StyleCollection blah blah blah bull....

Nimua1-Sep-08 1:32

Nimua

1-Sep-08 1:32

Hello!

I use Response.Redirect(url,true) for return to the same page in edit mode, after creation of object. But for some reason it doesn't work correctly Sigh | :sigh:

After Response.Redirect(url,true) fulfills in PageLoad in debug mode it doesn't get in (!IsPostBack) section : (( ..

Thank you.

Re: Redirect's strange behaviour

eyeseetee1-Sep-08 2:54

Re: Redirect's strange behaviour

1-Sep-08 2:54

Nimua wrote:
it doesn't get in (!IsPostBack) section : (( ..

what do you mean by that?
A response.redirect isnt a postback

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Nimua1-Sep-08 5:41

Nimua

1-Sep-08 5:41

I know that it is not a postback, and It is usually get into section if (not is postback)
in pageload, where it calls DataBind. In my opinion this is normal for Response.Redirect.
And in my case

Response.Redirect("url",true);

then in debugg mode I have a breakpoint in PageLoad

if (!IsPostBack)
{
    Page.DataBind();
}
else
{
    //else section
}

it goes to the "else section" ... and i don't understand why Frown | :(

gridview query

eyeseetee1-Sep-08 1:03

1-Sep-08 1:03

Hi guys

Sounds like a strange question but it does make sense.
basically what event can I use for a gridview after the gridview has loaded, e.g. like an afterload event.
basically I need to count the number of rows in the gridview and then do something with the gridview depending on this.
thanks!

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AhsanS1-Sep-08 1:07

AhsanS

1-Sep-08 1:07

take a static int counter and handle onRowAdded event. It will fire whenever a new row will be added. Then you can increment your counter.

Ahsan Ullah
Senior Software Engineer

eyeseetee1-Sep-08 1:26

1-Sep-08 1:26

Is there a way to set the pagesize to the total number of rows which are displayed?

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Bardy851-Sep-08 1:59

1-Sep-08 1:59

Its the other way arround the number of rows which are displayed is based on the pagesize.

eyeseetee1-Sep-08 2:13

1-Sep-08 2:13

Ok, I have the following code which, before setting the pagesize, worked, now that I have tried to set a pagesize it doesnt work, why would this be? here is the code:

foreach (GridViewRow row in GridView1.Rows)
{
dropdownlist = ((DropDownList)row.FindControl("ddorder"));

for (int countallrows = 1; countallrows <= GridView1.Rows.Count; countallrows++)
{
dropdownlist.Items.Add(new ListItem(countallrows.ToString(), countallrows.ToString()));
}
}

for (int x = 0; x < GridView1.Rows.Count; x++)
{
dropdownlist = ((DropDownList)GridView1.Rows[x].FindControl("ddorder"));
dropdownlist.SelectedValue = GridView1.DataKeys[x].Values[2].ToString().Trim();
}

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Bardy851-Sep-08 2:24

1-Sep-08 2:24

Ok, frist off what are you trying to achieve?
You looping through each row in the GridView and then populating the DropdownBoxes with the number of row in the Gridview. Then setting the SelectValue of each dropdownbox to the row that it is in.
Is this right???

eyeseetee1-Sep-08 2:31

1-Sep-08 2:31

Thats exactly it!
Basically the dropdown allows them to change the order in the database for the row.
So each dropdown needs the total number of rows in it with the selected value being the correct one for that row.
But it doesnt work when pagesize is specified

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Bardy851-Sep-08 2:46