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Re: Password

MasterSharp4-Nov-07 9:58

MasterSharp

4-Nov-07 9:58

Thanks! So simple. Any places/articles to learn on more modifications for text?

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Re: Password

Guffa4-Nov-07 11:33

Guffa

4-Nov-07 11:33

MasterSharp wrote:
Also, anything (articles...) that deals with changing and modifying any text would be appreciated.

That question is too vague to give any answers. In what way did you intend to "change and modify" the text?

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Re: Password

MasterSharp4-Nov-07 13:15

MasterSharp

4-Nov-07 13:15

Such as to limit the characters, or maybe cut out certain words; possibly coloring certain words and leaving the rest. But thanks for what I already learned.

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Re: Password

Ravi Bhavnani4-Nov-07 13:52

Ravi Bhavnani

4-Nov-07 13:52

MasterSharp wrote:
Such as to limit the characters, or maybe cut out certain words

See the TextChanged event.

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Re: Password

Christian Graus4-Nov-07 15:09

Christian Graus

4-Nov-07 15:09

MasterSharp wrote:
Such as to limit the characters, or maybe cut out certain words;

There's a property for the maximum length, and you can handle the keypress event to reject keypresses, for example to make a numeric textbox. Just don't forget to check for Char.IsControl if you do that, so you accept arrows, etc.

MasterSharp wrote:
possibly coloring certain words and leaving the rest

The rich text box may do that, a text box does not.

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Re: Password

Nouman Bhatti4-Nov-07 19:18

Nouman Bhatti

4-Nov-07 19:18

set a * for your passwordchar property

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NewToAspDotNet4-Nov-07 7:59

NewToAspDotNet

4-Nov-07 7:59

Hi,
Im using a dayview control. Can somebody explain to me , how to save the appointments to the db?

Thanx

Adding A new Property To DataGridViewCell

half-life4-Nov-07 7:44

half-life

4-Nov-07 7:44

Hi,

i've got an DataGridViewButtonColumn in my DataGridView

And While all Button Has An Image In Them, This Do not Have

is There Any Way To add the Image Property to that Control

i know i need to Inheart The DataGridViewCell

adn Override the paint Method( i stiil do not know how to implemet that)

And The Image Property

Help, AnyBody????
THANKS

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Creating Web Service in C#

kendo174-Nov-07 5:46

kendo17

4-Nov-07 5:46

typing in

<%@ WebService Language="C#" Class="StockQuote.XPlatformServices" %><br />

at top of code page but it does not like this for some reason i am using 2005 web developer, but coding from an old book, can anyone please help

The web service will be crossplatform.

1. keyword,identifier, or string expected after verbatim specifier:@
2. A namespace does not directly contain members such as fields or methods

Please HELP

Thank You

Re: Creating Web Service in C#

pmarfleet4-Nov-07 6:13

pmarfleet

4-Nov-07 6:13

Where have you put the @WebService directive? In your .asmx file? Or in your .asmx.cs file?

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Re: Creating Web Service in C#

kendo174-Nov-07 6:48

kendo17

4-Nov-07 6:48

in the service.cs file

Re: Creating Web Service in C#

kendo174-Nov-07 7:06

kendo17

4-Nov-07 7:06

When i enter the code in the .asmx file it it comes back with error when i build it; could not create type 'StockQuote.XPlatformServices'

Any Ideas.
Is it that this code does not run from within the program where it is created that it requires to be called from another platform language. Confused | :confused:

Re: Creating Web Service in C#

pmarfleet4-Nov-07 7:09

pmarfleet

4-Nov-07 7:09

In the code-behind file for your webservice, you should create a class called XPlatformServices that belongs to the StockQuote namespace.

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Re: Creating Web Service in C#

pmarfleet4-Nov-07 7:07

pmarfleet

4-Nov-07 7:07

The WebService directive should only go in the .asmx file. The .cs file i only for your C# code. If you create your web service using Visual Studio, the .asmx file is automatically generated for you. You shouldn't need to modify the directive yourself.

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Re: Creating Web Service in C#

kendo174-Nov-07 7:10

kendo17

4-Nov-07 7:10

i altered the asmx as so i can call the web service from another language platform Java.

I understand that this is the code that i need but dont know what is the correct way to use it.

Re: Creating Web Service in C#

pmarfleet4-Nov-07 7:14

pmarfleet

4-Nov-07 7:14

kendo17 wrote:
I understand that this is the code that i need but dont know what is the correct way to use it.

I don't understand what you mean. Is there still a problem with your .asmx file? If so, post your code.

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Re: Creating Web Service in C# [modified]

kendo174-Nov-07 7:45

kendo17

4-Nov-07 7:45

this is the code i am using in the asmx file i have saved it as SimpleStockQuote and it is on my C:

<%@ WebService Language="C#" Class="SimpleStockQuote.XPlatformServices" %>

-- modified at 13:53 Sunday 4th November, 2007

Re: Creating Web Service in C#

pmarfleet4-Nov-07 7:59

pmarfleet

4-Nov-07 7:59

That looks OK. Are you still having problems?

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Re: Creating Web Service in C#

kendo174-Nov-07 8:16

kendo17

4-Nov-07 8:16

yes sorted it was had not changed the class details thank you

i need to complete this tonight or i am going to struggle at Uni.

Re: Creating Web Service in C#

pmarfleet4-Nov-07 8:19

pmarfleet

4-Nov-07 8:19

OK. Good luck.

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Integrated two project in one

Assaf824-Nov-07 4:00

Assaf82

4-Nov-07 4:00

Hello
I do separate project i want to integrated in one how to do

Any idea is helpful

Thanks in advance

Assaf

Re: Integrated two project in one

Paul Conrad4-Nov-07 4:42

Paul Conrad

4-Nov-07 4:42

Assaf82 wrote:
I do separate project i want to integrated in one how to do

Huh? Rephrase your question. At the beginning you sound like you want to separate two projects, and then you want to integrate them?

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Re: Integrated two project in one

Anthony Mushrow4-Nov-07 4:58

Anthony Mushrow

4-Nov-07 4:58

I think they have two separate projects, and want to merge them togeather.

So, "I do separate project" becomes "I've done separate projects"

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Re: Integrated two project in one

Paul Conrad4-Nov-07 5:26

Paul Conrad

4-Nov-07 5:26

That could very well be the case, but who knows for sure.

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Re: Integrated two project in one

Assaf824-Nov-07 6:13

Assaf82

4-Nov-07 6:13

Sorry for my mistakes
yes i've done two separate project and i want to merge them

Thanks in advance

Assaf

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