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I am using String.Format("{0 ,0}",variable) to format numbers with thousands separators the point is if I have an integer value of 0 I always get 00 as a result so is there a way to avoid this?
Mohamed El Gohary
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#,0
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I guess you need to ask them. Doesn't intellisense tell you ? We plainly cannot, we don't even know what you're talking about.
Christian Graus - C++ MVP
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Hi,
I have created one web based application using asp.net. I want to display splash screen till the startup page loads.
i am able to do it in windows based application ,but not getting idea about web based. can you help me out?
Thanks and Regards,
Jay Khanpara
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You can't. Remember, your web app runs on the server, not the client.
Christian Graus - C++ MVP
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The only workaround I can think of is having a front page that displays your "splash screen", then redirects to you actual main page.
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Hi,
I am bulding a Windows application through C# and I want to integrate that with ActiveDirectory(AD), also i want users(not part of AD) to login into my application. that i have done with a simple .mdb. but i want my AD users to simply double Click my Application and get started. How can i do this in C#? I mean how can i authenticate those users(I can not ask them for password).
Also, I have alredy added some 40 around forms. and i want those forms to be launched if the user is of a specific type(for ex: Admin,Site Admin,General User.. etc). How can i put the minimum amount of code within these froms so that i need not change the whole code.
Please advice.
Thanks In Advance
kss
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hi all,
I have an application that integrates the active directory and get the users and there information from the active directory.
I need to know how to integrate the active directory and how to get the users and there information from it.
Also i need to know how to write to the active directory (edit user's info) assuming i have the administrator privellages.
Any sample code available will be appreciated.
Best regards,
jamil abou khalil
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jamil abou khalil wrote:
I have an application that integrates the active directory and get the users and there information from the active directory.
I need to know how to integrate the active directory and how to get the users and there information from it.
Also i need to know how to write to the active directory (edit user's info) assuming i have the administrator privellages.
Any sample code available will be appreciated.
Best regards,
Try here for a starting point[^], otherwise this may be of some use[^]
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hi,
All the sample codes that i found uses the System.DirectoryService namespace and i can't reference this name space to my application. It simply does not exist.
Can u help me in this.
Jamil abou khalil
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Hi.
I am using several datagridviews in my program. When I am scrolling down to the last row, there is always a little bit of free space under it in each case.
Is there a way to remove this space and make the last row fit exactly to the bottom of the control?
Simply changing the control size doesn't work, because the rows can have different hights (depending on the data that is loaded) and also the user must be allowed to change the row's hight.
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hi,
if you don't need to add new rows you can set the allowToAddRows to false. This will make the last empty row disapear.
Best regards,
jamil abou khalil
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AllowUserToAddRows is already set to false.
I did't mean the last empty row. I mean under the last row, a little bit of the control is still visible. Here is a screenshot:
http://img170.imageshack.us/img170/5851/screenshotmc2.jpg
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i need a real example where we need to build an interface.
i mean why we need it at all?? its confusing me.
once i implemented the IComparable interface, but did not understand why !!!
thank you all
When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice
Tamimi - Code
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An interface is used to specify that a class supports a special behaviour. That way you can make one of your classes support some behaviour that some other class requires.
For example, the Array.Sort method can take a reference to a class that implements the IComparer interface. That way you can create your own comparer and feed to the Sort method, and the Sort method can use the methods specified in the interface without caring what the actual class of the object is.
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what is confusing me that we can do all the job needed without
implementing any interface, right ??
its seem to be an orginsation tool to do sometiong(excuse me Stupidity  )
When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice
Tamimi - Code
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Yes, of course you can do everything without using interfaces, but sometimes the way around them would be quite long.
Almost everything in a programming language are different ways of doing similar things. The for keyword for example is totally superflous, as it's only a variation of a while loop. You could write an entire program by using only if and goto, but the code would of course be terrible.
The only programming language that I know of that lacks any superflous commands is the language Brainfuck. The entire language consists of eight instructions.
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thank you man, that was very Helpful
When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice
Tamimi - Code
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I want to play a movie not from start
ie. lets say the movie is of 40 seconds I want to play from the 15th second.
so what to do.
please help
Rabindra Patra
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What are you using to play it ? WMP and DX both allow you to specify the starting location.
Christian Graus - C++ MVP
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Hi, is there some way for me to play music in C#? I don't know how to do this and web resources are fairly limited. I would appreciate much help. Thanks!
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u can use DirectShow for this...
Thanks & Regards,
Pramod
"Everyone is a genius at least once a year"
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