Re: Crystal Report problem - C# Discussion Boards

Larantz6-Sep-07 21:48

6-Sep-07 21:48

If I'm not mistaken, you can't have individual textcolors for the various items in a ListBox.
You can only get/set the color for the entire ListBox through the ForeColor property.

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DaveyM696-Sep-07 22:18

DaveyM69

6-Sep-07 22:18

Use one of these depending on your requirements - changing the value of the indexer of course. Return type Sytem.Drawing.Color

ListView1.Items[0].ForeColor;
ListView1.Items[0].SubItems[0].ForeColor;
ListView1.SelectedItems[0].ForeColor;

Dave

mihksoft6-Sep-07 22:20

mihksoft

6-Sep-07 22:20

is about a ListBox not a ListView

Larantz6-Sep-07 22:20

6-Sep-07 22:20

DaveyM69 wrote:
ListView

He's using a ListBox.
Unless that was meant as a tip for using another type of control. Smile | :)

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DaveyM696-Sep-07 22:27

DaveyM69

6-Sep-07 22:27

Oops - misread, sorry.
Can't be done with a list box I don't think - would suggest using a listview in detail view for this as you can see how easy it is.

Crystal Report problem [modified]

DaveyM696-Sep-07 22:38

DaveyM69

6-Sep-07 22:38

A quick search came up with this

http://www.codeproject.com/cs/combobox/glistbox.asp?df=100&forumid=3610&exp=0&select=1811249[^]

This could be pretty eaisily modified to set/get forecolor instead of image.

Raza Hussain6-Sep-07 21:10

Raza Hussain

6-Sep-07 21:10

I ve to generate a report; which dipslays difference of two years with respect to each month.
If any body knows then tell me. Thanks in advance.
such as
Account year 2006-07 year 2007-08 difference
September 50000 100000 50000
March 10000 20000 10000
each month contians sum of all transaction happened in that with respect to year.
So please try it out
Thanks again

-- modified at 4:31 Friday 7th September, 2007

Re: Crystal Report problem

Larantz6-Sep-07 21:58

6-Sep-07 21:58

Hi Raza.
I'm not about to answer your question as Crystal Reports isn't familiar to me.

But you should refrain from asking people to answer questions 'ASAP', or 'Hurry up' etc. Most of us find it offensive to have some other unfamiliar person ask us to hurry up and solve their problems. We're all here to have fun, provide help and learn something. We're not under any circumstances here to feel the pressure of timelimits and deadlines.

This is only meant as a helpfull tip to you so you will, hopefully, ask questions in an appropriate fashion, and people will eager to help you with your problems. Smile | :)

Best of luck!

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Object moved error

NK76-Sep-07 20:40

NK7

6-Sep-07 20:40

Hi
I have a windows application i am calling webserivce, the first webservice calling another webservice there i am getting an error

The request failed with the error message:

--

<html><head><title>Object moved</title></head><body>
<h2>Object moved to <a href="/webservuce2/service.asmx?AutoDetectCookieSupport=1">here</a>.</h2>
</body></html>

--.

kesavan

ASCII, Binary Editor

satsumatable6-Sep-07 20:13

satsumatable

6-Sep-07 20:13

Hi,

I want to create an editor which should have two views ASCII and Binary, when i edit either view respective changes should happen in next one. Can some one tell me how could i design it ?

Thanks

Re: ASCII, Binary Editor

Larantz6-Sep-07 21:07

6-Sep-07 21:07

Found this on CodeProject after googling a bit for tutorials: http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/JIBitArray.asp[^]
Should cover your needs for getting bitpatterns for characters.
You could then use for instance TextBox.CaretPos to check for which bit you're modifying and update the ascii-string, or vise verca.

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Re: ASCII, Binary Editor

satsumatable6-Sep-07 22:09

satsumatable

6-Sep-07 22:09

OK., lets say i have 4 Gig of data when i ask this bulk data to send to Text box (Rich Text) where it will go and sit either primary or secondary memory? Is it really possible to hadle huge data with UI or any other special things are around. I can consider 64 - bit environment for this BTW woule like to make sure where data will be for UI Controls.

Thanks

Re: ASCII, Binary Editor

Larantz6-Sep-07 22:18

6-Sep-07 22:18

It'll go in the primary.
You'll have to break the data up in smaller chunks for it to be conceivable.

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problem with https

vamsimohan216-Sep-07 17:59

vamsimohan21

6-Sep-07 17:59

Hi,

Here is my problem:
I created a try.htm on my server, which contains a link to the default.aspx page.

if I use http://localhost/try.htm, and click the link, then in default.aspx, I could get the correct HttpContext.Current.Request.UrlReferrer.

but if I use https://localhost/try.htm (my server could use https), and click the link, then in default.aspx, the correct HttpContext.Current.Request.UrlReferrer is null.

Is that by design that UrlReferrer is null when it is from a https url?

If so, how could I still get the https://localhost/try.htm in default.aspx? if not, how should I correct it?

Thanks In Advance

Re: problem with https

Larantz6-Sep-07 20:09

6-Sep-07 20:09

This question should be asked in ASP.NET forum.

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Multiple Language

Adrian Soon6-Sep-07 17:58

Adrian Soon

6-Sep-07 17:58

Hi All,

Is there any other way to make my application multiple language?

Currently I'm creating a class to handle all the diff language in an array and calling them upon diff timing.

zimbo01016-Sep-07 18:13

zimbo0101

6-Sep-07 18:13

click HERE
it uses the localization class built-in in VS. whereby it creates a single XML file for each single language.

ankitbhadana6-Sep-07 20:20

ankitbhadana

6-Sep-07 20:20

an application can be made multilanguage provided you use a flexible framework such as the .net framework ,it alllows developers to create multilanguage classes within the same application ,for more one needs to know more about the .net framework and its properties . Smile | :)

ankitbhadana

Urs Enzler6-Sep-07 21:16

Urs Enzler

6-Sep-07 21:16

I suggest you read the topics about globalisation and localisation in the MSDN http://msdn2.microsoft.com

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Rudolf Jan7-Sep-07 0:34

Rudolf Jan

7-Sep-07 0:34

You can do it to a certain point. On code project there is a tool to translate resources, which works nice. Support from .NET is not really an improvement above the resource dll's you couldmake with MFC. If you'r really seriuos, there is a book about Internationalization focussing on .NET (look at Amazon for it). My recent experience is that it takes a lot of specific knowledge and it takes much time to make real multiligual applications. I.m Dutch and I love my laguage but I don't think I really want to invest so much time in this.

An important thing is that you must include it from day 1 into yor design. Adding multi langauge support later on is very difficult and tedious to do.

Rudolf Heijink