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Re: Urgent Help Required

Sathesh Sakthivel16-Jul-07 4:20

Sathesh Sakthivel

16-Jul-07 4:20

Make your subject be specific.

don't post it as "urgent Help Required".

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Re: Urgent Help Required

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar16-Jul-07 6:11

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16-Jul-07 6:11

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Re: Urgent Help Required

originSH16-Jul-07 4:22

originSH

16-Jul-07 4:22

waqas_2k wrote:
Re: Urgent Help Required

If it's urgent why are you asking here instead of paying someone to help?

You want a couple of FolderBrowserDialog's and the System.IO namespace.

Re: Urgent Help Required

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar16-Jul-07 6:11

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar

16-Jul-07 6:11

originSH wrote:
paying someone to help

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I wish I could ban you....

leckey16-Jul-07 6:32

leckey

16-Jul-07 6:32

Please read the forum guidelines. You have already been mocked once for using 'urgent' in your message titles. So now you are CROSS-POSTING your urgent messages.

READ THE FORUM GUIDELINES.

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Re: I wish I could ban you....

Dave Kreskowiak16-Jul-07 7:16

Dave Kreskowiak

16-Jul-07 7:16

Every time you do this, I think of the Key Stone Cops come flyin' around the corner, siren blazing, with a bunch of guys, who look like Charlie Chaplin, hanging off the sides of the car! Laugh | :laugh:

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Re: I wish I could ban you....

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar16-Jul-07 7:49

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar

16-Jul-07 7:49

Dave Kreskowiak wrote:
hanging off the sides of the car

with powerful rifles also? Big Grin | :-D

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Re: I wish I could ban you....

leckey16-Jul-07 9:02

leckey

16-Jul-07 9:02

Next I plan on taking down every reporter who starts their segment with "Well,"

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Re: I wish I could ban you....

Dave Kreskowiak16-Jul-07 9:59

Dave Kreskowiak

16-Jul-07 9:59

Uh oh! Now I'm going to have to watch how I start some of my replies! Big Grin | :-D

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Re: I wish I could ban you....

Malcolm Smart16-Jul-07 10:06

Malcolm Smart

16-Jul-07 10:06

Well, some of them.

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Re: I wish I could ban you....

leckey16-Jul-07 10:37

leckey

16-Jul-07 10:37

I don't mind the occasional 'well' as I do it myself. But if you watch for it on CNN, your local news, etc. almost every reporter they cut to starts off with "Well Lou/Peter/Katie/Bill" yada yada. Once I started noticing it started to drive me crazy. That and people who do not use well/good correctly or use borrow/lend correctly.

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Re: Urgent Help Required

Vasudevan Deepak Kumar16-Jul-07 7:48

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16-Jul-07 7:48

waqas_2k wrote:
Urgent Help Required

Wrong subject. Please read Forum Posting Guidelines first.

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Re: Urgent Help Required

Bert delaVega17-Jul-07 5:12

Bert delaVega

17-Jul-07 5:12

Open filestream, save filestream, close filestream. And no, I'm not going to write it for you.

Re: Urgent Help Required

Paul Conrad23-Dec-07 15:06

Paul Conrad

23-Dec-07 15:06

How rude putting urgent in your subject line.

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How to call a javascript function onunload

Exelioindia16-Jul-07 3:45

Exelioindia

16-Jul-07 3:45

Hi all,

I am creating an website using AJAX, When the user close the browser by clicking the X button in right top, i want to call an javascript function, this function calls an asp.net page using AJAX, In that asp.net page i am doing some database related operations.

My doubt is when i close the browser the asp.net page is called and closed suddenly, I cant able to call the method in that asp.net page.

How to solve this problem, plz any one suggest me.

Thanks in advance

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Can any one help me with (How to export a gridview to Excel)

ku3_ku16-Jul-07 3:44

ku3_ku

16-Jul-07 3:44

I want to export my gridview data to excel, want to place each column of a row in gridview on to the text box by placing text box on the excel cell.

Thanks!
KU

5 Errors

Xmen Real 16-Jul-07 3:41

Xmen Real

16-Jul-07 3:41

string seth;
     bool anm, beh, st, en;
     StreamReader a = new StreamReader(".\\Format.cfg");
     while (a.Peek != -1)
     {
         seth = a.ReadLine;
         if (seth.Trim.Length != 0)
         {
             if (seth.Trim = "ABC")
             {
                 anm = true;
             }
             else if (seth.Trim = "XYZ")
             {
                 st = true;
             }
         }

     }

these codes look pretty but have 5 errors
1.Operator '!=' cannot be applied to operands of type 'method group' and 'int'
2.Cannot convert method group 'ReadLine' to non-delegate type 'string'. Did you intend to invoke the method?
3.'string.Trim(params char[])' is a 'method', which is not valid in the given context
4.Cannot assign to 'Trim' because it is a 'method group'
5.Cannot assign to 'Trim' because it is a 'method group'

i tried lots of times and did as i could

i hope here is someone who can solve it
thanks

Re: 5 Errors

Pete O'Hanlon16-Jul-07 4:02

Pete O'Hanlon

16-Jul-07 4:02

The bold items are the one's I've added/changed.

string seth;
bool anm, beh, st, en;
StreamReader a = new StreamReader(".\\Format.cfg");
while (a.Peek() != -1)
{
seth = a.ReadLine();
if (seth.Trim().Length != 0)
{
if (seth.Trim() == "ABC")
{
anm = true;
}
else if (seth.Trim() == "XYZ")
{
st = true;
}
}
}

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Re: 5 Errors

mav.northwind16-Jul-07 5:04

mav.northwind

16-Jul-07 5:04

Could it be that you're usually using VB? Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

In C# you have to write '(' and ')' even for an empty method parameter list (Peek, ReadLine, Trim).
And '==' is the comparison for equality whereas '=' is reserved for assignments only.

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Re: 5 Errors [modified]

Xmen Real 16-Jul-07 6:34

Xmen Real

16-Jul-07 6:34

yep, first i used VB but now i m new in C#
anyway thanks buddies but it still have 4 errors

string seth;
           bool anm, beh, st, en;
           StreamReader a = new StreamReader(".\\Format.cfg");
           while (a.Peek() != -1)
           {
               seth = a.ReadLine();
               if (seth.Trim().Length != 0)
               {
                   if (seth.Trim() = "ABC")
                   {
                       anm = true;
                   }
                   else if (seth.Trim() = "XYZ")
                   {
                       st = true;
                   }
               }
           }

1.The left-hand side of an assignment must be a variable, property or indexer
2.Cannot implicitly convert type 'string' to 'bool'
3.The left-hand side of an assignment must be a variable, property or indexer
4.Cannot implicitly convert type 'string' to 'bool'

Re: 5 Errors

Dan Neely16-Jul-07 6:49

Dan Neely

16-Jul-07 6:49

= is the assignment operator. == is the comparison operator.

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Re: 5 Errors

Xmen Real 16-Jul-07 18:02

Xmen Real

16-Jul-07 18:02

hehe, its working, thanks Wink | ;)

Re: 5 Errors

Xmen Real 16-Jul-07 18:39

Xmen Real

16-Jul-07 18:39

i have a new question that how can i compare bool
for instance

bool as;
if (as=true);
{
}

if i use == instead of = then its giving error

thats my question...

Re: 5 Errors

Pete O'Hanlon17-Jul-07 10:49

Pete O'Hanlon

17-Jul-07 10:49

You compare bools by using the == operator. The = operator is the assignment operator, e.g. a = b means a gets the value of b. The == operator is the equality operator.

If you looked at my earlier answer, you would see that I amended your code to use == instead of = in all the places you had the wrong one (Unfortunately, the bold option didn't seem to show them too well).

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Re: 5 Errors

Xmen Real 17-Jul-07 14:52

Xmen Real

17-Jul-07 14:52

yep i tried first == but it gave error, then i tried with = but it assign it to true
then i post here and when noone reply here then i thought i should do that myself and i read error but all bounce on me,but i read read read
and got the problem, that was i assign 3 bools in a line
my problem solved....!!

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