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Re: Stream Reader Problem Paul Unsworth22-Jul-09 1:38 Paul Unsworth 22-Jul-09 1:38  Your completely right... I can't believe I didn't spot that... More coffee is required me thinks!!! Thank you oooo, the Jedi's will feel this one.... Re: Stream Reader Problem OriginalGriff22-Jul-09 1:42 OriginalGriff 22-Jul-09 1:42  You're welcome - I have days like that meself! No trees were harmed in the sending of this message; however, a significant number of electrons were slightly inconvenienced. This message is made of fully recyclable Zeros and Ones Re: Stream Reader Problem MarkB77722-Jul-09 0:31 MarkB777 22-Jul-09 0:31  Try setting a break point in the below code snippet: <br /> foreach (char c in ChKReader.ReadLine())<br /> {}<br /> See if it is picking it up using that. Mark Brock "We're definitely not going to make a G or a PG version of this. It's not PillowfightCraft." -- Chris Metzen Re: Stream Reader Problem Paul Unsworth22-Jul-09 0:42 Paul Unsworth 22-Jul-09 0:42  Just tried your suggestion. It still misses it out... oooo, the Jedi's will feel this one.... Re: Stream Reader Problem MarkB77722-Jul-09 0:43 MarkB777 22-Jul-09 0:43  Is the text file ANSI encoded? Mark Brock "We're definitely not going to make a G or a PG version of this. It's not PillowfightCraft." -- Chris Metzen Re: Stream Reader Problem Paul Unsworth22-Jul-09 1:07 Paul Unsworth 22-Jul-09 1:07  Thats the assumption I'm making. Although I'm not sure how to check. The text file appears to be a straight forward text file for use with the likes of notepad. oooo, the Jedi's will feel this one.... Re: Stream Reader Problem MarkB77722-Jul-09 1:21 MarkB777 22-Jul-09 1:21  Well its hard to say, I would try creating a whole new text file, and typing in a few of the problem lines. That way you will know if the problem is the text file or your code. The code you posted should work fine... Mark Brock "We're definitely not going to make a G or a PG version of this. It's not PillowfightCraft." -- Chris Metzen Re: Stream Reader Problem Luc Pattyn22-Jul-09 1:23 Luc Pattyn 22-Jul-09 1:23  Hi, you could create your special stream reader that does exactly that, or there could be something very special about your file (not sure what). To make sure, use a hex editor/dumper to look at the first few lines of data. Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] The quality and detail of your question reflects on the effectiveness of the help you are likely to get. Show formatted code inside PRE tags, and give clear symptoms when describing a problem. writing javascript in code behind [modified] kKamel21-Jul-09 23:48 kKamel 21-Jul-09 23:48  Hey does any body knows how to write a javascript code using the code behind in .NET for example i use Response.Write("<script language='javascript'>alert('x');</script>"); It works but am searching for another method that i could use modified on Wednesday, July 22, 2009 5:58 AM Re: writing javascript in code behind Brij22-Jul-09 0:02 Brij 22-Jul-09 0:02  It'll work every time.Can you give detail when its not working Cheers!! Brij Re: writing javascript in code behind kKamel22-Jul-09 0:28 kKamel 22-Jul-09 0:28  I edited the the question. becuase yes it works but the problem that am facing with it is that i am using the following Master Page --> Tab --> Grid -- > Text Box An doing the following response.write("document.getElementById('"+txt.Text+"').focus();"); it tells me that object is null and gives a js Error I am using this method on page load so directly the focus will be on that textbox. The JS code that i wrote works fine if i paste it in the URL tab so there is no problem with syntax. Re: writing javascript in code behind Tamer Oz22-Jul-09 0:34 Tamer Oz 22-Jul-09 0:34  response write writes the code to the begining of the page. Pages are rendered by browser from top to bottom. That means when you are trying to get an object that object is not still created. So instead of response write use Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript method. Re: writing javascript in code behind kKamel22-Jul-09 0:35 kKamel 22-Jul-09 0:35  Could you explain more about this method Re: writing javascript in code behind Tamer Oz22-Jul-09 0:43 Tamer Oz 22-Jul-09 0:43  For example you can use this.Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(), Guid.NewGuid().ToString(), "alert('1');", true); For more information you can visit http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.clientscriptmanager.registerstartupscript.aspx[^] Re: writing javascript in code behind kKamel22-Jul-09 1:42 kKamel 22-Jul-09 1:42  It worked fine when i need to know the value of that text box, but when i use the focus() method it gives me a JS error which says that the control either is invisible or not enabled or doesnot accept focus :S Re: writing javascript in code behind Tamer Oz22-Jul-09 2:10 Tamer Oz 22-Jul-09 2:10  Control or one of the parent controls that contains control might have the visibility style set to hidden, check if. Re: writing javascript in code behind kKamel22-Jul-09 2:28 kKamel 22-Jul-09 2:28  No none of the parents is invisible because when this code is not inserted the whole page appears normally Re: writing javascript in code behind MumbleB22-Jul-09 0:15 MumbleB 22-Jul-09 0:15  Have you tried the Java forumn? Excellence is doing ordinary things extraordinarily well. Re: writing javascript in code behind kKamel22-Jul-09 0:33 kKamel 22-Jul-09 0:33  i did not understand your question you mean have i tried to use form in java script or discussion forms in js Re: writing javascript in code behind Brij22-Jul-09 1:17 Brij 22-Jul-09 1:17  Is your problem solved.Register javascript mathod using Page.ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript and if you using scriptmanager on the page then use this mathod ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript Cheers!! Brij Re: writing javascript in code behind kKamel22-Jul-09 1:44 kKamel 22-Jul-09 1:44  it worked in getting the value of text box but when it came to focus method it gave an error Re: writing javascript in code behind Brij22-Jul-09 1:52 Brij 22-Jul-09 1:52  There may be certain things First check whether your code below is able to get the object of control document.getElementById('"+txt.Text+"') your Textbox is server side or clientside control? Cheers!! Brij Re: writing javascript in code behind kKamel22-Jul-09 2:18 kKamel 22-Jul-09 2:18  It is a server side but txt.Text is assigned to have this value TEXTBOX.ClienID Audit arkiboys21-Jul-09 22:49 arkiboys 21-Jul-09 22:49  Hello, I have developed an application which reads from, writes to xml files and displays the data on the UI. This application is used by many users and so an auditing functionality is required. How do you recommend to do this? should the audit be written into a separate centralized xml file? remember that this audit file will have to be used to retrieve data to show the audit details. Thanks Re: Audit SeMartens21-Jul-09 22:55 SeMartens 21-Jul-09 22:55  Hi, I would suggest using a database instead of xml. Advantage of this approach is, that it is faster than xml, supports multi-threading and user-isolation and provides functionalities to analyse the data within. Using Xml means that you have to implement this all by yourself. Working with xml is slow so this can become a bottleneck for your application. Regards Sebastian It's not a bug, it's a feature! Check out my CodeProject article Permission-by-aspect. Me in Softwareland.

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