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Re: XsltArgumentList doesn't accept long parameter values

leppie6-Feb-06 5:21

leppie

6-Feb-06 5:21

mikko laanti wrote:
Has anyone any ideas what could be wrong?

Maybe an XML namespace issue? I recall XPath is dodgey on default namespaces, you have to create a dummy alias for it. Perhaps the same issue?

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Add to favourites

Brendan Vogt6-Feb-06 3:51

Brendan Vogt

6-Feb-06 3:51

I have a link on my webpage, when clicked upon it takes the user to a page where the website's home page is added to the favourites. Can someone please tell me where to go and look for this on MSDN. I would like to do it through C#. And also, maybe create a directory in My Favourites, and save the link in this directory.

Regards
ma se

status bar

Kola Sokol6-Feb-06 3:41

Kola Sokol

6-Feb-06 3:41

hi, how can i create a nice look status bar in c# 2005?
how i can change look status bar?

Thx for your help.

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Re: status bar

Ravi Bhavnani6-Feb-06 4:04

Ravi Bhavnani

6-Feb-06 4:04

Use a StatusStrip[^] control.

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Re: status bar

Kola Sokol6-Feb-06 5:06

Kola Sokol

6-Feb-06 5:06

ok thanks.
realy nice Wink | ;)

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memcopy in C# ?

smoitry6-Feb-06 3:28

smoitry

6-Feb-06 3:28

Hi,

I've got a problem I can't solve, maybe I did the wrong searches on google for that !

I have some short and int values I want to put one behind the other in an existing byte array. In C++ i would have done a memcopy for each value passing the pointer to the byte array position I needed. Then, for reading, I would have done something like
int i = (int)b[3];

Now I have to do that in C#, and if possible using a way that would be as fast as the C++ way ... How can I do that ?

Thanks !

Stéphane

Re: memcopy in C# ?

Judah Gabriel Himango6-Feb-06 4:58

Judah Gabriel Himango

6-Feb-06 4:58

Although it's typically not recommended, you can still use pointers in C#. See the C# corner article on pointers[^].

As far as copying goes, you can use Array.Copy, or manually iterate over and populate using a for loop or a foreach loop.

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Help with multiview control needed!!

BenPage6-Feb-06 2:07

BenPage

6-Feb-06 2:07

Hi there..

I wish to create a mutiview control and then want to dynamically add view cotrols to it while the webpage is displayed. The problem is that when I do this and run my webform, I get the following error:

ActiveViewIndex is being set to '0'. It must be smaller than the current number of View controls '0'. For dynamically added views, make sure they are added before or in Page_PreInit event.

I did create the view controls in the Page_Load() function and then added them to the Views property of the multiview Cotrol object..

How can I fix this...

Thank u!!

bit + sq

ita_cas6-Feb-06 1:48

ita_cas

6-Feb-06 1:48

I have an sql table which one of its column data type is bit
How can I update it from c# app ?
Thanks

Re: bit + sq

albCode6-Feb-06 2:01

albCode

6-Feb-06 2:01

example

update tablename set columnbitvalue = 1 where idcolumn = 21;

same as

update tablename set columnbitvalue = '1' where idcolumn = 21;

you can update column which contain bit or integer giving update command as string, but u base in ur id for selected row which u want to update

combo box, datagrid problem

steve1_rm20006-Feb-06 1:31

steve1_rm2000

6-Feb-06 1:31

Hello,

When l change the value of the combo box, as soon as the combo box loses focus the value will change to the value it was before. The new value does not remain. Has this got something to do with the edit options of the datagrid. I am not sure.

The only way l have solved this problem is to save the new value to the database, and then fill the datagrid from database again with the new. This has to be done everytime the user changes the combo box value.

The way l would like this to work is for the user to change the values in the combo boxes, and have the value remain. When they have finished, they can save everything to the database.

I hope you can help me with this project again. I have the code below that inserts the combo box into the datagrid.

<br />
if ( !this.grdCustomerProducts.TableStyles.Contains("Product") )<br />
					{<br />
						DataGridTableStyle grdTblStyle = new DataGridTableStyle();<br />
						grdTblStyle.MappingName = dt.TableName;<br />
						grdCustomerProducts.TableStyles.Add(grdTblStyle);<br />
<br />
						GridColumnStylesCollection colStyle;<br />
						colStyle = grdCustomerProducts.TableStyles["Product"].GridColumnStyles;<br />
						colStyle[0].Width = 150;<br />
				<br />
						DataGridTextBoxColumn dgtb = (DataGridTextBoxColumn)grdCustomerProducts.TableStyles["Product"].GridColumnStyles[2];<br />
						dgtb.TextBox.Controls.Add(cmbQuantities);<br />
					}<br />

Thanks for you help in advance,

Steve

How to create RadioButtonColumn for DataGridView

USrinivas6-Feb-06 1:17

USrinivas

6-Feb-06 1:17

Hi,
I need a DataGridViewColumn With Radiobuttons like CheckBoxColumn in my application.

Immediate help will be appreciated

Srinivas

Re: How to create RadioButtonColumn for DataGridView

luckyv6-Feb-06 3:03

luckyv

6-Feb-06 3:03

hi
You can use a template column to put a radio button control in your datagrid

Regards,
Lucky

Re: How to create RadioButtonColumn for DataGridView

USrinivas6-Feb-06 23:53

USrinivas

6-Feb-06 23:53

Hi,
Thank You,
But I am working with Win Forms on VS 2005.
there is no template column in DataGridView.

are there any solutions?
Thanks

Srinivas

MS SQL 2000 Server usage

cbhkenshin6-Feb-06 1:01

cbhkenshin

6-Feb-06 1:01

Hi:

please help i have a windows application connected to a local MSSQL server and i want to make the application to be used over lan, what sholud i change only the connection string so that it will work over lan and for more than one user.

please help and thanks for your time and consederation

Re: MS SQL 2000 Server usage

usernamed6-Feb-06 9:21

usernamed

6-Feb-06 9:21

Firstly, are you using Windows Security (trusted connection) or SQL Server security (you have a separate username and password for SQL Server)?

Does everyone who's going to use your application access SQL Server the same way? Do all your users have access to SQL Server?

These are the things that you need to determine before going forwards. If everyone in your workplace has a trusted connection to SQL Server and access to the DB, then you don't need to provide username and password information in your connection string. Otherwise, you'll have to get a username and password from each user (to include in the connection string) before they can get access to the SQL Server DB.

I hope this helps.

Looking for a "best practice" advice

Jan R Hansen6-Feb-06 0:43

Jan R Hansen

6-Feb-06 0:43

Hi,

I often end up with a collection of items I have to process. Say - an arraylist of "commands". I want to process these command and then delete the command from the collection. As you cannot modify a collection during a foreach, I often process it in reverse and delete the last (just processed) item like this

lock (col)
{
for (int i = col.count-1 ; i <=0 ; i--)
{
processItem(col[i]);
col.RemoveAt(i);
}
}

Is there a better way to do this ?

/Jan

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Re: Looking for a "best practice" advice

dmivlad6-Feb-06 1:48

dmivlad

6-Feb-06 1:48

Maybe something like that:

while(col.count > 0)
{
processItem(col[0]);
col.RemoveAt(0);
}

But I am not sure it is a better way Wink | ;)

Re: Looking for a "best practice" advice

Ravi Bhavnani6-Feb-06 2:33

Ravi Bhavnani

6-Feb-06 2:33

Jan R Hansen wrote:
want to process these command and then delete the command from the collection.

Since processItem() doesn't know anything about the commands in the collection (other than the one it's processing), you might consider simply doing this:

lock (col) {
  foreach (Command c in col)
      processItem (c);
  col.Clear();
}

If Command is a heavyweight object, you could try this approach:

lock (col) {
  for (int i=0; (i < col.Count); i++) {
      Command c = col[i] as Command;
      processItem (c);
      col[i] = null;
  }
  col.Clear();
}

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Re: Looking for a "best practice" advice

Jan R Hansen6-Feb-06 9:06

Jan R Hansen

6-Feb-06 9:06

Thanks - I overlooked that I had to lock the collection anyway, so I could just as well use the topmost example. Thanks again ! Big Grin | :-D

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Posting an article to a blog from C#

AB77715-Feb-06 23:57

AB7771

5-Feb-06 23:57

Hi all,

I had posted a message earlier on this topic but i did not
get a satisfactory reply,

Please if anyone of u could tell me how to login to
a blog and then post an article to it from a C# windows application.

Thanks & Regards,

Pramod

Re: Posting an article to a blog from C#

Colin Angus Mackay6-Feb-06 0:24

Colin Angus Mackay

6-Feb-06 0:24

You'll have to be more specific than that. What is the blog software? - some provide webservice access which you can use, others don't.

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Re: Posting an article to a blog from C#

AB77716-Feb-06 0:35

AB7771

6-Feb-06 0:35

i have created a blog on Wordpress.com
and i want to post some data on that blog
so what should be done?

Do these blog providing sites release any API's for this?

Thanks & Regards,

Pramod

Re: Posting an article to a blog from C#

Ravi Bhavnani6-Feb-06 2:37

Ravi Bhavnani

6-Feb-06 2:37

Yadav Pramod wrote:
Do these blog providing sites release any API's for this?

If the process of posting an entry is performed via a web form, you can harness the "post entry" functionality by creating a WebResourceProvider[^].

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Re: Posting an article to a blog from C#

AB77716-Feb-06 2:50

AB7771

6-Feb-06 2:50

i want to do that in C# windows Application

Pramod

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