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"the page"?? The master page? If the menu items are on the page (I don't use a SiteMap), the page fires the click event. But I have to use a SiteMap.
Thanks, Jessica
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Sorry, I should have been more clear. Each page needs to know the event exists on the master page.
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Try this:
Click Edit MenuItem Databindings.
In the Menu DataBindings Editor, in the Available data bindings drop-down list, select SiteMapNode and click Add.
Select TextField in the Data binding properties drop-down list and select Title from the drop-down menu. Click OK.
Select the SiteMapDataSource control.
In Properties, set ShowStartingNode to False.
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Thanks. That worked. It modified my aspx menu control by adding the databindings section.
<asp:menu id="Menu2" runat="server" datasourceid="ExampleSiteMapDS" onmenuitemclick="Menu2_MenuItemClick">
<databindings>
<asp:menuitembinding datamember="SiteMapNode" textfield="Title">
Thanks, Jessica
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Thanks. That worked. It modified my aspx menu control by adding the databindings section.
<asp:Menu ID="Menu2" runat="server" DataSourceID="ExampleSiteMapDS" OnMenuItemClick="Menu2_MenuItemClick" >
<DataBindings>
<asp:MenuItemBinding DataMember="SiteMapNode" TextField="Title" />
</DataBindings>
</asp:Menu>
Thanks, Jessica
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Well the event fires but the redirect doesn't happen. Not much progress.
Thanks, Jessica
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(repost with code)
Thanks. That worked. It modified my aspx menu control by adding the databindings section.
<asp:Menu ID="Menu2" runat="server" DataSourceID="ExampleSiteMapDS" OnMenuItemClick="Menu2_MenuItemClick" >
<DataBindings>
<asp:MenuItemBinding DataMember="SiteMapNode" TextField="Title" />
</DataBindings>
</asp:Menu>
Thanks, Jessica
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I am new to dotNet so sorry if this is basic question. How do I force uppercase in a combo box. I see characterCasing for text box but do not see anything similar for a combo box.
Also I have a datasource assigned to the combo box. If the user types a value in how do I ensure it is a value in my datasource?
TIA
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A combo box has a text box inside it, if you can find it, you can set that. It was easy in C++, not sure about C#.
oracleConvert wrote: If the user types a value in how do I ensure it is a value in my datasource?
You can't, you need to set it to not allow typing at all, just to select from the list. That's how the control works.
Christian Graus - C++ MVP
'Why don't we jump on a fad that hasn't already been widely discredited ?' - Dilbert
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what setting do you use to not allow the user to enter data directly in the combo box?
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It's in the properties, I think the value you want is 'dropdownlist' . I forget the property name.
Christian Graus - C++ MVP
'Why don't we jump on a fad that hasn't already been widely discredited ?' - Dilbert
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I am writing a program in Visual C# Express 2005, and I need to know if it can be done the way I am doing it. Here a my couple concerns:
1.) I have my Windows Forms app and a Windows service compiled into the same EXE. Will that affect my performance in any way? Or render anything unusable? At this point, the service appears in the Services console (services.msc) but I am unable to Start it.
2.) I need to install this service on multiple computers on my domain.... at runtime of my main form. Is there any way I can do this? Or would I have to install the service over the network ina script? My account is administrator of the other computers, so I should be able to do this, I think.
3.) If anyone knows of any easier way to run a couple of DOS commands on a large group of remote computers, rather than a Windows Service, could you tell me? I'd be much obliged.
Thanks to any who can answer any of these questions for me. I know it's a pain, so thanks.
-MartyExodus
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MartyExodus wrote: I have my Windows Forms app and a Windows service compiled into the same EXE
Why? It's not that hard to separate them into different projects.
MartyExodus wrote: If anyone knows of any easier way to run a couple of DOS commands on a large group of remote computers
You will definitely have to have an NT service on each computer. And you should definitely have to install the service on each computer by script. The script's not that hard, just installutil. But you say DOS commands almost like you're using System.Diagnostics.Process[^] to run stuff from the command prompt. In that case, why not just write a quick VBScript and run it on each computer?
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hi..I have one problem..
I have runnig server and client conected to this server..is there any way how server can get public client's ip?
tcp connection, win32 app, C# .NET2.0..
thanks for ideas..;)
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If the server and client are behind the same firewall, they will have the same public ip (unless either has a dedicated ip address). Otherwise the client will use the public ip to communicate with the server.
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Year happy = new Year(2007);
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I know this..but HOW can I get this public client adress?!
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it's either you run your server on the gateway machine OR you implement NAT
I am a SysAdmin, I battle my own daemons.
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probably on the gateway machine..
I just want to know if there is any functions (or method) which can said me..this user is loged from XX.XX.XX.XX..
I dont want exactly piece of code..some article or tutorial or link to microsoft help..just any started point..
thanks
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xolla wrote: I know this..but HOW can I get this public client adress?!
That depends entirely on what I mentioned in my previos post.
If you want to get the public IP for a computer, and it is behind a firewall, you have to communicate with some server on the other side of the firewall that will return the IP that the computer is using outside the firewall.
If you want to get the IP address used in one of the network connections on the computer, you have to examine the connections. How that is done have been asked here before (probably many times), so you should be able to search for it.
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Year happy = new Year(2007);
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Ok..sorry..
I want get the public IP (btw look at the topic subject)..And I dont know ho to do this..
The internal IP is easy to get..just used IPAdress or Dns classes..;)
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You're not understanding. The public IP isn't available to you with an easy API call or something. The address you get for the client's name depends entirely on using the CORRECT name and the viewpoint of the name service resolving that name.
For example, one of your machines, call it SERVER1, has an IP address of 192.169.0.10. It sits behind a NAT and firewall, completely shielded from the Internet. Your ISP assigns you a DNS name, which your server knows NOTHING about and can't get!!, possibly something like user192834.city.state.us.comcast.net. Which name are you going to use??
Keep in mind that your can only get the machines local name, not it's ISP name. Now, if you ask the name service inside your local network what the address of SERVER1, you'll get 192.168.0.10. If you ask the ISP's name service what that address is, you'll get a failure because it doesn't know anything about SERVER1. The reverse is also true.
Even the client has the same problem. It can't possibly know it's public address without asking a specialized web application out on the Internet. This application examines an HTTP request comming from the machine to get the information built up in the request IP headers as the request is passed from your machine to your router and so on through your ISP. It then uses that information to tell you what your public IP is.
Dave Kreskowiak
Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic
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xolla wrote: I want get the public IP (btw look at the topic subject)
Yes, that is obvious, but as I still don't know where the server is in relation to the client, I can't tell you which method to use.
If they are in the same local net, you have to use a server outside that local net to get the public ip. If they are on separate local nets, the public ip is what the server is using to communicate with the client.
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Year happy = new Year(2007);
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Wow my good friend has become MVP!!
Congratulations Guffa, I kinda miss you cuz I was in the lounge for the past weeks. I know this's not C# related so dont hit me so hard, I just wanted to say congratulations my friend!!
All generalizations are wrong, including this one!
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Thanks. 
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Year happy = new Year(2007);
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Hi everyone,
I was developing a simple pop3 client application when I had two problems.
1. Does anyone know how to fetch an email body (skipping the bloody header)
2. Do you know how to filter the text so we only get a plain (non formatted) text??
Please advise,
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All generalizations are wrong, including this one!
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