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N a v a n e e t h29-Nov-07 0:51

29-Nov-07 0:51

Sun Rays wrote:
in the gridview even if you put radio button then it will not solve problem.
Bcoz in grdview it will vreate dynamically radiobutton.
And you cant get result as you can get in simple radiobutton.

But with small programming trick, you can do it.

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Re: check box in the datagrid

John-ph29-Nov-07 0:53

John-ph

29-Nov-07 0:53

Sun Rays wrote:
in the ~~gridview~~

DataGrid

Sun Rays wrote:
if you put radio button then it will not solve problem

Did I tell that it will solve the problem? Have you ever seen in any web page having a list of check boxes in the same group, when user selects more than one prompting a message saying "don't select more than one". Don't that sort of design defeats the purpose of using Check boxes?

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Re: check box in the datagrid

Sun Rays29-Nov-07 18:41

Sun Rays

29-Nov-07 18:41

Hi Guys,
As I were said,
in datagrid / gridview if putting radio button then that will be in templatefield.
and if you know then its creating radiobutton at runtime for every row.
So cant assign group in that radio button.
So will you be with your radio button everytime ? Laugh | :laugh:

What now ? any doubt ?

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Re: check box in the datagrid

John-ph30-Nov-07 20:35

John-ph

30-Nov-07 20:35

I can understand that Using radio-button in a DataGrid will have the same effect as CheckBox. Will that be a problem if we write a JavaScript function to control the single selection of the radio-button list. There's another alternative too to sort this problem, by Adding a label and dynamically adding HTML input tag as Label Text with type as radio and runat server enabled and with the same group name. This works.

Sun Rays wrote:
So cant assign group in that radio button.

Try dynamically adding HTML Server Input Control with type radio and with the same group name.

Sun Rays wrote:
So will you be with your radio button everytime ?

Yes, when required.

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Re: check box in the datagrid

Sun Rays30-Nov-07 21:14

Sun Rays

30-Nov-07 21:14

Hi,

John Prabhu wrote:
Try dynamically adding HTML Server Input Control with type radio and with the same group name.

Have you tried for this ?

Hope is works fine....

Smile | :)

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Re: check box in the datagrid

John-ph30-Nov-07 21:26

John-ph

30-Nov-07 21:26

Sun Rays wrote:
Have you tried for this ?

Yes, Radio-Button Column on a DataGrid is the first Design-Template which I coded few years ago...

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Re: check box in the datagrid

Sun Rays30-Nov-07 21:31

Sun Rays

30-Nov-07 21:31

Hello,
I have tried all in V 2 but I didnt find ever that works like group...

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Table not being Center in Mozilla

.NET- India 28-Nov-07 23:22

.NET- India

28-Nov-07 23:22

Hello Friends,

How to show the table in center in ASP.NET 2.0............

It's being center in IE but not being in Mozilla .........

Can anybody let me know how it will be?????????

Re: Table not being Center in Mozilla

.NET- India 28-Nov-07 23:56

.NET- India

28-Nov-07 23:56

Does no one has a bit of time to solve my this prob.....

Re: Table not being Center in Mozilla

Michael Sync29-Nov-07 0:09

Michael Sync

29-Nov-07 0:09

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-transitional.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml" >
<head>
<title>Untitled Page</title>
</head>
<body>
<div style="width:100%;">
<center>
<table style="width:400px;height:200px;" border="2px">
<tr>
<td></td>
</tr>
</table>
</center>
</div>
</body>
</html>

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Re: Table not being Center in Mozilla

.NET- India 29-Nov-07 0:52

.NET- India

29-Nov-07 0:52

thnx Sir

Session Problem

nagendrathecoder28-Nov-07 22:42

nagendrathecoder

28-Nov-07 22:42

Hello all,

I have developed a web application in ASP.Net using C# with login credentials.
I am getting following problem with it.....

I am logging in as user "abc" from one computer in network, its working fine. At the same time, i m logging in as different user say "xyz" on other computer. After this, when i refreshes my "abc" user's page it shows all contents of "xyz" user and hence automatically expires session of "abc".

I am not getting where the actual problem is, please anyone of u can help me with this?

Here is my code......

private void BtnGo_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e)
{
Label1.Visible=false;
bool persistcookie=true;

if(ValidateUser(TextBox1.Text,TextBox2.Text))
{
//string globalstrConn="Provider=SQLOLEDB;Data Source=localhost;Initial Catalog=iMedia;Integrated Security=SSPI;";

Session["UserName"]=TextBox1.Text;
//This will store the username of the user in this session variable
// We can retrieve this username on different pages by using following code.
// string str=Convert.ToString(Session["UserName"]);

FormsAuthenticationTicket tkt;
string cookiestr;
HttpCookie ck;

tkt=new FormsAuthenticationTicket(1,TextBox1.Text,System.DateTime.Now,System.DateTime.Now.AddMinutes(Convert.ToInt32(ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["timeout"])),persistcookie,"Your Custom Date");
cookiestr=FormsAuthentication.Encrypt(tkt);
ck=new HttpCookie(FormsAuthentication.FormsCookieName,cookiestr);

if(persistcookie)
ck.Expires =tkt.Expiration;
ck.Path =FormsAuthentication.FormsCookiePath;
Response.Cookies.Add(ck);

string strredirect;
strredirect=Request["ReturnUrl"];
if(strredirect==null)
strredirect="login.aspx";
Response.Redirect(ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["defaultpage"],true);
}
else
{
Label1.Text="Invalid Credentials!";
Label1.Visible=true;
// Response.Redirect("login.aspx",true);
}
}
Please someone help me.

Thanks,
Nagendra.

IIS returns Bad Request (400) error [modified]

progan28-Nov-07 22:36

progan

28-Nov-07 22:36

Hi all!
I have such problem with IIS 6.0 configuration.

I have a web site with HttpHandler inherited class which catch all requests. When I publish this site on IIS 6.0 and try to launch this application by entering
"http://mydomain.com/test-www;par@act=value&Parameter=mypar" my site doesn't catch this request and IIS returns Bad Request (400) error

May be RFC 1738 Url Standard works here and IIS can't obtain such requests. But may be there is a way to solve this problem

Thank you very much in advance

-- modified at 4:42 Thursday 29th November, 2007

Re: IIS returns Bad Request (400) error

Jim Conigliaro29-Nov-07 11:11

Jim Conigliaro

29-Nov-07 11:11

IIS 6 has a wildcard mapping setting that is designed specifically to process requests that don't map to a specific file (i.e. a request with no file extension). When you configure your web site/app, click on the configuration button under the application settings. Under the application mappings, you should see a wildcard mappings section as well. Map the wildcard request to the aspnet_isapi.dll and make sure that it doesn't require that the file exist. That should solve your problem.

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Is there any performance issue in it

Sandeep Akhare28-Nov-07 22:15

Sandeep Akhare

28-Nov-07 22:15

Hi All,
I have one doubt i have a data container class Applicant.i have created many objects of other classes like PersonalInfo,Employment..... etc
in the constructor of applicant.
Now the question is there any performace issue while using these 2 sentnces
string Address = applicantObject.PersonalInfo.Address;
Or should do in another way

PersonalInfo personalInfoObject=applicantObject.PersonalInfo;<br />
string Address=personalInfoObject.Address;

Is there any perforamance between 2
Address is a property it might have many properties
Can any one give me the link where i can read performance issue for this type

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

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Re: Is there any performance issue in it

Christian Graus28-Nov-07 22:19

Christian Graus

28-Nov-07 22:19

Option 2 creates another reference to a class, or another copy of a struct. Either way, this is not going to have a huge hit.

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Re: Is there any performance issue in it

Sandeep Akhare28-Nov-07 22:33

Sandeep Akhare

28-Nov-07 22:33

Hi Chris,
Thanks for reply, Here all are reference type(Class) so you are right option 2 creates pointer to same memory.

Christian Graus wrote:
Either way, this is not going to have a huge hit.

Is CLR is going to call these 2 sentences in same way ?

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

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Re: Is there any performance issue in it

N a v a n e e t h28-Nov-07 22:28

N a v a n e e t h

28-Nov-07 22:28

I don't think this would be a performance issue.

playing with bugs ) wrote:
string Address = applicantObject.PersonalInfo.Address;

This will create a memory space for address and store the value.

playing with bugs ) wrote:
PersonalInfo personalInfoObject=applicantObject.PersonalInfo;
string Address=personalInfoObject.Address;

This will create another location on the stack and refer to the specified object. In this also new location for string would be created. This won't be a big performance issue.

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Re: Is there any performance issue in it

Sandeep Akhare28-Nov-07 22:35

Sandeep Akhare

28-Nov-07 22:35

Hey Navaneeth !!!!!
Thanks for you valuable comments.
But if you see the how CLR going to call these 2 sentences i think that makes the difference

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

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Re: Is there any performance issue in it

N a v a n e e t h28-Nov-07 22:47

N a v a n e e t h

28-Nov-07 22:47

playing with bugs ) wrote:
But if you see the how CLR going to call these 2 sentences i think that makes the difference

I am not getting how this can make a performance difference ? What made you to think so ?

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Re: Is there any performance issue in it

Sandeep Akhare28-Nov-07 23:04

Sandeep Akhare

28-Nov-07 23:04

Just wanted to know is there performace issue in it.
i think you are right there is not much difference in both
Thanks

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

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Re: Is there any performance issue in it

N a v a n e e t h28-Nov-07 23:13

N a v a n e e t h

28-Nov-07 23:13

Although, if it makes any extra performance, it would be very less and negligible. Those two are two types of approach to the problem.

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Re: Is there any performance issue in it

Paddy Boyd28-Nov-07 23:53

Paddy Boyd

28-Nov-07 23:53

Choose whatever way is going to be the easiest to read. The performance differences will be negligible in the big picture, but if you 'pre-optimise' your code too much, you could go back to it in a years time and have no idea what you were trying to do...

keep it simple.

Re: Is there any performance issue in it

Sandeep Akhare29-Nov-07 0:35

Sandeep Akhare

29-Nov-07 0:35

Very well said Paddy Smile | :)

Thanks and Regards
Sandeep

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Datagrid.. push button

rameshdontagani28-Nov-07 22:05

rameshdontagani

28-Nov-07 22:05

hi i have a datagrid..in the datagrid

there are two columns.. named "username" and push button columns named "send"(like edit button in the datagrid")..

i have the two userid values "5,1"(i am getting thsese values dynamically"..

now i have todisable the pushbuttons whose userid are 5 and 1.

how can i do this in asp.net

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