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Re: prompt message box on web page using C#

Bhupi Bhai7-Dec-06 0:08

Bhupi Bhai

7-Dec-06 0:08

Good !!
So ur happy, now let's close this topic.
Thanks Smile | :)

Regards,
Bhupi Bhai.

Re: prompt message box on web page using C#

Tamimi - Code7-Dec-06 0:46

Tamimi - Code

7-Dec-06 0:46

are you nuts ? how its working

When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice
Tamimi - Code

Re: prompt message box on web page using C#

quiteSmart7-Dec-06 0:57

quiteSmart

7-Dec-06 0:57

just do as i wrote and u will see that it worked

now all know who is the idiot here.

a**hole

Re: prompt message box on web page using C#

quiteSmart7-Dec-06 1:00

quiteSmart

7-Dec-06 1:00

your welcome

let us skip what idiots like Tamimi - Code write in this blog.

Some people think that they know everything but actually they know nothing cause they don't accept a new thing to learn.

take care,

happy to help at any time

Re: prompt message box on web page using C#

Tamimi - Code7-Dec-06 1:12

Tamimi - Code

7-Dec-06 1:12

man maybe iam idiot.
but did exactly what you wrote, and this what i got.

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Showing a modal dialog box or form when the application is not running in UserInteractive mode is not a valid operation. Specify the ServiceNotification or DefaultDesktopOnly style to display a notification
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so what si this !!!!

When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice
Tamimi - Code

Re: prompt message box on web page using C#

quiteSmart7-Dec-06 1:16

quiteSmart

7-Dec-06 1:16

hi,

i haven't seen that error before, but i don't write things just to add a post to my score. I write things when i am sure that it will work. And a proof for that is what the real poster wrote that it worked with him as it worked with me several times before.

see what is really giving that error.

debug it and see at what line it is going

Re: prompt message box on web page using C#

Tamimi - Code7-Dec-06 1:24

Tamimi - Code

7-Dec-06 1:24

man jdkulkarni also metion my error !!
realy i don't think so.....................

When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice
Tamimi - Code

Re: prompt message box on web page using C#

quiteSmart7-Dec-06 1:33

quiteSmart

7-Dec-06 1:33

i checked that again now and it worked fine

i don't know what is wrong with your code. What version of VS are you using

mine is VS 2005

Look, just follow these steps:

1) create a new web application

2) go to the designer

3) add a button

4) double click the button

5) click on the project in the main menu.

6) add reference

7) in the .NET tab go to the System.Windows.Forms and click add

8) go to the source code of ur project.

9) add this name space using System.Windows.Forms

10) in the onClick event of the button write:
MessageBox.Show("quiteSmart is very smart "); Smile | :)

and it will work

Re: prompt message box on web page using C#

Tamimi - Code7-Dec-06 1:44

Tamimi - Code

7-Dec-06 1:44

man please stop kidding with me, that what i did exactly.
i tried it on VS2005 and VS2003 and its working and it gives the same error.

are you running under windows ??

When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice
Tamimi - Code

Re: prompt message box on web page using C#

quiteSmart7-Dec-06 1:48

quiteSmart

7-Dec-06 1:48

yea i am running under windows XP SP2

I told u what i know. Sorry if it is not working

D'Oh! | :doh:

Re: prompt message box on web page using C#

Bhupi Bhai7-Dec-06 1:45

Bhupi Bhai

7-Dec-06 1:45

VS2003 does not support this and I am sure VS2005 will also not !!

Regards,
Bhupi Bhai.

Re: prompt message box on web page using C#

quiteSmart7-Dec-06 1:50

quiteSmart

7-Dec-06 1:50

me and many other's for example the first poster tried it and it works so don't be sure of something u didn't try Suspicious | :suss:

Re: prompt message box on web page using C#

Tamimi - Code7-Dec-06 2:10

Tamimi - Code

7-Dec-06 2:10

now we need a judge !!

When you get mad...THINK twice that the only advice
Tamimi - Code

Re: prompt message box on web page using C#

quiteSmart7-Dec-06 2:14

quiteSmart

7-Dec-06 2:14

hahahahahaha

Maybe we should bring one.

Anyways maybe you will find one day that i am write and maybe i will find that i am wronge.

Re: prompt message box on web page using C#

Eric Dahlvang7-Dec-06 4:00

Eric Dahlvang

7-Dec-06 4:00

I don't mean to step into the middle of your battle here, but if you read the error message carefully, you will see that it is POSSIBLE to use MessageBox.Show(). And, I did in fact try it. I got the error you mentioned, until I used the ServiceNotification style.

MessageBox.Show("message", "Caption", 0,0,0, MessageBoxOptions.ServiceNotification);

I hope this helps.

--EricDV Sig---------
Some problems are so complex that you have to be highly intelligent and well informed just to be undecided about them.
- Laurence J. Peters

Re: prompt message box on web page using C#

jdkulkarni7-Dec-06 17:45

jdkulkarni

7-Dec-06 17:45

Very strange to see that. But how does it work on client side is still a question. Or does it work only on localhost? I think it will work only on localhost. Have you tested this?
Also you can see the same discussion at http://p2p.wrox.com/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=11595[^] Smile | :)

Jayant D. Kulkarni
Brainbench Certified Software Engineer in C#, ASP.NET, .NET Framework and ADO.NET

Re: prompt message box on web page using C#

jdkulkarni7-Dec-06 18:02

jdkulkarni

7-Dec-06 18:02

Just checked it. MessageBox is always populated on server desktop. It will create hell when thousands of user will access the site and there is message box for frequently occuring errors or events. This is same like showing message box from a console application. I dont see any use unless and until somebody is continously sitting in front of server and tracking the errors. I found this link.
http://www.developerfusion.co.uk/show/4700/[^]
Smile | :)

Jayant D. Kulkarni
Brainbench Certified Software Engineer in C#, ASP.NET, .NET Framework and ADO.NET

Re: prompt message box on web page using C#

Eric Dahlvang8-Dec-06 2:55

Eric Dahlvang

8-Dec-06 2:55

jdkulkarni wrote:
I dont see any use unless and until somebody is continously sitting in front of server and tracking the errors.

I agree, it only seems useful for development purposes.

--EricDV Sig---------
Some problems are so complex that you have to be highly intelligent and well informed just to be undecided about them.
- Laurence J. Peters

Re: prompt message box on web page using C#

albCode6-Dec-06 23:14

albCode

6-Dec-06 23:14

Here is one good example[^]

"My advice to you is to get married. If you find a good wife, you will be happy; if not, you will become a philosopher." Socrates

Changing the column width of a dataset.

Deepasubramanian6-Dec-06 22:06

Deepasubramanian

6-Dec-06 22:06

Hi,

How can we set the width of a column of a dataset that is binded to a dropdownlist?
Thank you!
Regards,
Deepa!

Be the Change You Want to See!

Re: Changing the column width of a dataset.

Drew McGhie7-Dec-06 3:38

Drew McGhie

7-Dec-06 3:38

Are you talking about a datagrid or datagridview?
If so, is the dropdownlist a column within the dataset?
I'm going to need a little more information about the control you're trying to resize, what controls it is in, and where the data is coming from.

Re: Changing the column width of a dataset.

Deepasubramanian7-Dec-06 4:22

Deepasubramanian

7-Dec-06 4:22

Hi,
I'm binding the value of a dataset to a dropdownlist.I need to change the column width.

Here is the code:

StringBuilder stbSQLStatement = new StringBuilder();
stbSQLStatement.Append("SELECT [RiskCatID] ");
stbSQLStatement.Append(" ,[Description] ");
stbSQLStatement.Append("FROM [MARTblRiskCat] WITH (NOLOCK) ");

DataSet dtsResult = new DataSet();
dtsResult = QueryData(stbSQLStatement.ToString());
ucbRiskCat.DataSource = dtsResult;
ucbRiskCat.DataBind();

I need to reduce the column width of the columns displayed in the dropdownlist.

Thank you,
Regards,
Deepa!

Be the Change You Want to See!

List<string>

daniel996-Dec-06 21:46

daniel99

6-Dec-06 21:46

I want use the metod public T Find (Predicate<t> match) to find an string in myList.
But I have no idea how can I find a string as a parameter.

I know only this way:
List<string> mylist = myList.FindAll(demo);

Is this way possible:
List<string> mylist = myList.FindAll(demo(object x));
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Re: List

ed^nrgc7-Dec-06 1:54

ed^nrgc

7-Dec-06 1:54

From the documentation, it doesn't look like it would work, but I would try it to see if it did. Maybe the error message will give you insight.

As a (bad) workaround, create a search criteria member variable of your class.
for example:

private string FindAllSearchCriteria;

Set that before the findAll

this.FindAllSearchCriteria = "whatever";

then call

List mylist = myList.FindAll(demo);

Inside your demo method, use the this.FindAllSearchCriteria as your criteria for the search.

win form datagrid changes

fmardani6-Dec-06 21:08

fmardani

6-Dec-06 21:08

Hi,
Currently I use the following method in the presentation layer to capture the changes in a gridview control on a windows form:

DataSet data;

//Added records...
data = gridViewDataSet.GetChanges(DataRowState.Added);

//Modified records...
data = dsEmployeesList.GetChanges(DataRowState.Modified);

//Deleted records...
data = dsEmployeesList.GetChanges(DataRowState.Deleted);

So basically I loop through each record in the grid (In the presentatioin layer) and call the necessary stored procedures (in the datalayer) according to the state of the row.

This works fine.

My question is, there is no transaction.
So, should I stop using this method and use .update of DataAdapter or is there another method please?

I was thinking about transaction of connection but do not think I can use this in the presentation layer.

Hope you follow what I am asking.

Thanks

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