Re: 'Sys' is undefined - Web Development Discussion Boards

Terry Asher21-Jun-10 3:21

21-Jun-10 3:21

I guess since I thought I would be programming this in .Net I did
post it in the correct category. My second choice would have been SharePoint. Thanks for the URL's and the guidance.

Re: Grabbing Sharepoint documents

Not Active21-Jun-10 3:24

Not Active

21-Jun-10 3:24

Using .NET this would still not be the correct forum. Please read the forum descriptions.

I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

Re: Grabbing Sharepoint documents

Terry Asher21-Jun-10 3:26

Terry Asher

21-Jun-10 3:26

I'm sorry, but it still looks like I'm programming in VB:
After creating a Windows Application project and adding a Web reference, open Form1 in Design view, open the Toolbox, and then drag a Label control and a Button control onto the form

Re: Grabbing Sharepoint documents

Not Active21-Jun-10 3:37

Not Active

21-Jun-10 3:37

I have no idea what your are trying to accomplish, is there a question you are trying to ask.

This even further supports you using the wrong forum. You are creating a Windows Application and posting questions to the Web Development forum. Please read the descriptions and follow the guidelines or stop posting! Mad | :mad:

Web Development - Discussions on AJAX, ASP, HTML, Javascript etc.
Sharepoint - Sharepoint related discussions
Visual Basic - Visual Basic Questions.

I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

'Sys' is undefined

Elena200615-Jun-10 4:20

Elena2006

15-Jun-10 4:20

Hi,

I am getting error as 'Sys' is undefined.

The above error occures in production server only not in development server. I checked every setting and web.config. I am not getting any solution for this. I am using Ajax in this page.

Please help.

Thanks in advance

Re: 'Sys' is undefined

Peace ON15-Jun-10 5:06

Peace ON

15-Jun-10 5:06

Try following links...

It is I think AJAX related error.

http://balajiramesh.wordpress.com/2008/08/14/sys-is-undefined-aspnet-ajax-error/[^]

http://forums.asp.net/p/1040236/1446560.aspx[^]

HTH

Jinal Desai - LIVE
Experience is mother of sage....

Re: 'Sys' is undefined

R. Giskard Reventlov15-Jun-10 5:21

R. Giskard Reventlov

15-Jun-10 5:21

Cross post: don't do it.

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Re: 'Sys' is undefined

koolprasad200317-Jun-10 19:49

koolprasad2003

17-Jun-10 19:49

you need to add some lines in your web.config.
this error comes when you are using ajax control kit.

regards
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How to add columns dynamically in gridview

mominafiz15-Jun-10 3:14

mominafiz

15-Jun-10 3:14

hi,
i want to add textbox columns in my Gridview dynamically.

I first want to fill the gridview using dataset which i m able to...but i want to add one more extra column in the gridview at the same time.

How to add that textbox column ......say on dropdownlist autopostback event or say button click event?

here is the code for filling gridview using dataset

        TRcmd.CommandText = "GetLoadedTRGV"
        TRcmd.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure
        TRcmd.Connection = MyTRCon
                TRcmd.Parameters.Add(New SqlParameter("@testID", SqlDbType.NVarChar) With {.Value =  testnameddl.Text})
        TRcmd.Parameters.Add(New SqlParameter("@techniqID", SqlDbType.NVarChar) With {.Value = Techniqnameddl.Text})

        TRadptr = New SqlDataAdapter("GetLoadedTRGV", MyTRCon)
        TRadptr.Fill(TRds)


Gridview1.datsource=TRds.Tables(0)
Gridview1.databind()

modified on Tuesday, June 15, 2010 9:26 AM

Re: How to add columns dynamically in gridview

Peace ON15-Jun-10 4:12

Peace ON

15-Jun-10 4:12

I have found two nice articles regarding adding columns dynamically to
GridView.

how to create columns dynamically in a grid view[^]

To create template bound column dynamically try this[^].

HTH

Jinal Desai - LIVE
Experience is mother of sage....

Updating parent from iFrame

il_manti14-Jun-10 21:00

il_manti

14-Jun-10 21:00

Hey guys,

I need to develop something but I'm not even sure if it's possible. Basically, I have an iFrame and a parent page on different domains. On the parent page I have a booking engine progress bar with the steps and I need to highlight the step on which the user is.

I have tried calling javascripts from the iFrame but I get permission denied. I also tried sending an anchor in the url to the parent and have the parent page check the anchor every X seconds. But that didn't work either.

Is there any way I could do this?

I realize it might not be possible but thought I'd ask here as a last resort. Cheers.

In life truth does not matter. What really matters is what others believe to be the truth.

Being Dim?

Dalek Dave14-Jun-10 13:36

Dalek Dave

14-Jun-10 13:36

<div class="rightbody">
   <br />
   <span class="centertext">Bellcross Homes - Quality Homes Built To The Highest Standards</span>
   </div>

The div class="rightbody" just identifies the div in which I wish to place the content, and the span class="centertext" is set to text-align:centre;

So why is the span not putting the content in the center?

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Re: Being Dim?

Dr.Walt Fair, PE14-Jun-10 15:04

Dr.Walt Fair, PE

14-Jun-10 15:04

Since you Brits lost control of the language, did you check the spelling of center? Laugh | :laugh:

CQ de W5ALT

Walt Fair, Jr., P. E.
Comport Computing
Specializing in Technical Engineering Software

Re: Being Dim?

Graham Breach14-Jun-10 20:44

Graham Breach

14-Jun-10 20:44

Span is an inline element - you can't centre (yes, I mean center) something within a line. Change it to a div, or use display: block; to turn it into a block element.

Re: Being Dim?

Dalek Dave14-Jun-10 21:30

Dalek Dave

14-Jun-10 21:30

It was late, and my brain was being inefficient.

About 5 minutes after going to bed I suddenly realised where I went wrong.

Sorted Now.

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I will never again mention that I was the poster of the One Millionth Lounge Post, nor that it was complete drivel. Dalek Dave

Re: Being Dim?

T M Gray15-Jun-10 8:40

T M Gray

15-Jun-10 8:40

I know you already figured out your issue, but I just wanted to say that if you want to IDentify a div, you should give it an ID not a class.

Navigation bar dropdown list

Dalek Dave14-Jun-10 11:50

Dalek Dave

14-Jun-10 11:50

I am creating a navigation bar, basically a simple one, where each item is direct link to another page.

However, for one of the selections I want a drop down list with selectable links, akin to the Quick Answers tab at the top of this page.

I know it will be a jscript and a call to it in the header, with the function in the body, but I must admit defeat.

Anyone got any good links or is there a CP article that I have missed?

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I will never again mention that I was the poster of the One Millionth Lounge Post, nor that it was complete drivel. Dalek Dave

Re: Navigation bar dropdown list

User 171649214-Jun-10 12:24

User 1716492

14-Jun-10 12:24

Navigation just uses CSS for these tags < ul > < li > and nested < ul > < li > with the relevant id= and class=

Just download the CSS and inspect it http://s.codeproject.com/App_Themes/Std/CSS/CodeProject.css[^] and compare it to the id= and class= you see sprinkled throughout the webpage source code.

No javascript needed. However, server-side script required to process this /script/Articles/Latest.aspx?at=6 But as your web hosts server is a Linux box with PHP that ASPX stuff won't work.

modified 1-Aug-19 21:02pm.

Re: Navigation bar dropdown list

Dalek Dave14-Jun-10 12:32

Dalek Dave

14-Jun-10 12:32

Thanks Richard.

Although, this is on a different server that does have aspx capability (different company within the group, different host and historically a PITA, but I have to work with what I got.)

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I will never again mention that I was the poster of the One Millionth Lounge Post, nor that it was complete drivel. Dalek Dave

Calling .TLB file from vbscript in htm file

amistry_petlad14-Jun-10 10:22

amistry_petlad

14-Jun-10 10:22

Hi I have the following code for my ASP page its working fine, but I dont know how to use 'include' in VBSCRIPT.
Any help would appreciate.Thanks in advance.

<%@ LANGUAGE="vbscript" %>

<%
set obj=Server.CreateObject("XXXXXX.Class1")
Response.write obj.GetSubsidiaryValue ("7XY")
%>

How can I convert this code in vbscript?

how to know java3d installed or not?

002comp13-Jun-10 22:59

002comp

13-Jun-10 22:59

Hello Friends
i am creating applet tht uses java3d libraries.So,now in html page how can I know tht java3d is installed in client machine or not?If not then I want to dispaly the message to redirect to tht url where is available.

I found one Object tag regarding that but I hv no idea how to use it in html with applet.

Any Ideas?
Regards
Yogesh

Re: how to know java3d installed or not?

002comp14-Jun-10 21:15

002comp

14-Jun-10 21:15

Any Ideas guys??can u tell me any idea for any other Library If it is not installed?
Regards
Yogesh

Are Web-Safe colors still applicable?

Randor 13-Jun-10 14:00

Randor

13-Jun-10 14:00

Hi,

I am designing a small personal website in my spare-time. Back in the old days I remember web designers would make sure that the color palette was 'web-safe'. Is this still applicable today? Do you guys still do this?

I mean... I am certain that most of the monitors today can display more than 8-bit colors...

Best Wishes,
-David Delaune

Re: Are Web-Safe colors still applicable?

Peter_in_278013-Jun-10 14:47

Peter_in_2780

13-Jun-10 14:47

Web-safe colours are, AFAIK, ancient history. They died about the time CSS was a gleam in someone's eye. Am I showing my age here? Smile | :)

Software rusts. Simon Stephenson, ca 1994.

Re: Are Web-Safe colors still applicable?

Randor 13-Jun-10 16:03

Randor

13-Jun-10 16:03

Hi,

Thanks! thats exactly what I was thinking. I believe it is a matter of statistics... where a decade ago it was more common to have visitors with 8 bit color depth.

According to this:

Browser Display Statistics[^]

It appears that browsers with a color depth of 256 is less than 1%.

Best Wishes,
-David Delaune

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