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Re: MaskEditextender in Chrome/Firefox syed shanu22-Dec-14 18:30 syed shanu 22-Dec-14 18:30  Check this links for MastedEdit control http://www.ajaxtutorials.com/asp-net/ajax-control-toolkit-masked-edit-tutorial-example-in-asp-net-c/[^] http://www.ajaxcontroltoolkit.com/MaskedEdit/MaskedEdit.aspx[^] http://forums.asp.net/t/1202811.aspx?MaskedEditExtender+and+Phone+Numbers[^] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9979857/ajax-maskededitextender-for-phone-numbers[^] ASP:Literals sudevsu17-Dec-14 9:51 sudevsu 17-Dec-14 9:51  When you have ASP:Textbox, ASp:Dropdownlist etc, why do people use ASP:Literals? Is there anything special about it. Which one is old control ASP:Textbox or ASP:Literal? Your help is much appreciated. Thanks Happy Coding! Re: ASP:Literals Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter17-Dec-14 11:26 Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 17-Dec-14 11:26  In HTML you can put text anywhere without any specific tag around it, however how you do it from aspx form when that text should be dynamic? You use asp:Literal...You can see that there is no room to compare Literal to Textbox...One is for text display, where the other is for text input... And there is no such thing between Literal and Textbox as old or new - both part of the same control package of ASP.NET... Skipper: We'll fix it. Alex: Fix it? How you gonna fix this? Skipper: Grit, spit and a whole lotta duct tape. Re: ASP:Literals sudevsu18-Dec-14 2:48 sudevsu 18-Dec-14 2:48  Oh so you mean say ASP:Literals are not something Old. I was in a misperception thinking that "developing a website with just only Literals is old fashion". Is that not true? Your help is much appreciated. Thanks Happy Coding! Re: ASP:Literals Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter18-Dec-14 3:18 Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 18-Dec-14 3:18  ONLY literals is not an old way - it's a stupid way (excuse me to be harsh a bit). Every element has it's rightful place on your palette of controls. Use them wisely... Skipper: We'll fix it. Alex: Fix it? How you gonna fix this? Skipper: Grit, spit and a whole lotta duct tape. Re: ASP:Literals Anurag Gandhi23-Dec-14 18:52 Anurag Gandhi 23-Dec-14 18:52  asp:Literal is my favourite as it gives me complete control over the rendered html. You can render anything like, but not limited to, scripts, conditional text, your custom tag, ordered or unordered lists, or a bunch of data from database or rss feed with much ease. Life is a computer program and everyone is the programmer of his own life. Re: ASP:Literals sudevsu24-Dec-14 2:35 sudevsu 24-Dec-14 2:35  But is not true that ASP:Literals doesn't take CSS Styles ? Correct me if am Wrong Your help is much appreciated. Thanks Happy Coding! Visual studio sudevsu17-Dec-14 7:01 sudevsu 17-Dec-14 7:01  Hello Experts, I have an application developed in VS 2008. When I open that in VS2010. It throws lot of error. Is there any way that I can debug in VS2010 (again the application which is built in VS2008 ) Your help is much appreciated. Thanks Happy Coding! Re: Visual studio Richard MacCutchan17-Dec-14 7:26 Richard MacCutchan 17-Dec-14 7:26  You will need to rebuild it in VS2010. Re: Visual studio sudevsu17-Dec-14 8:45 sudevsu 17-Dec-14 8:45  Thank you Richard. Is there any link or tutorial for that. Because I tried to build, it shows targetframework error and lot more... Your help is much appreciated. Thanks Happy Coding! Re: Visual studio Richard MacCutchan17-Dec-14 9:31 Richard MacCutchan 17-Dec-14 9:31  sudevsu wrote: it shows targetframework error and lot more... Well, I am afraid that really tells us nothing. We cannot see your screen or read your mind. You need to do some proper analysis of your problem and present a detailed explanation if you want some assistance. Re: Visual studio sudevsu17-Dec-14 9:47 sudevsu 17-Dec-14 9:47  Is there any way I can send you screen shots so that you can have better idea. I really appreciate your patience in answering but I really don't know anything in Dot.net. I am learning now. I am going to blogs, videos, tutorials and more. Please do tell any way that I can make you aware of the error in clear. Your help is much appreciated. Thanks Happy Coding! Re: Visual studio Richard MacCutchan17-Dec-14 9:52 Richard MacCutchan 17-Dec-14 9:52  Sorry, you have to provide the information here. And if you don't know anything about it, then the error could be something as basic as a spelling error, which tends to throw everything out of line. By the way, you have posted this in the ASP.NET forum, and tagged it Visual Studio; so what exactly is the code you are trying to create? Re: Visual studio sudevsu17-Dec-14 10:01 sudevsu 17-Dec-14 10:01  Well, There is a website which is already developed in VS2008 and is published long back. As I said that I am learning Dot.Net. I want it to debug and see line by line how that goes. But I am using VS2010. So I opened WEbapplication in VS2008 in my friend's laptop it is clean and shows 0 errors. When I open in VS2010 on my laptop it throws more than 100 errors. I tried to rebuild, but it remains same. Your help is much appreciated. Thanks Happy Coding! Re: Visual studio sudevsu17-Dec-14 10:09 sudevsu 17-Dec-14 10:09  This may give you some idea Richard... "It may be inaccessible due to its protection level". It shows same error for every control. I don't know why! Your help is much appreciated. Thanks Happy Coding! Re: Visual studio Richard MacCutchan17-Dec-14 10:14 Richard MacCutchan 17-Dec-14 10:14  sudevsu wrote: I don't know why! I'm afraid I don't either. It could be related to anything but there is no way anyone here can guess. If you have built it clean on one PC then you need to do some investigation about what is different between your friend's system and yours. Re: Visual studio sudevsu17-Dec-14 10:24 sudevsu 17-Dec-14 10:24  Only difference is She uses VS2008 which the application was initially developed and published. I use VS2010, I am just using the web application as reference and want to debug and know how exactly CLR and other things work with ASP.NET. Your help is much appreciated. Thanks Happy Coding! .Net application sudevsu17-Dec-14 2:58 sudevsu 17-Dec-14 2:58  Hello Experts, Good Morning. I have a question. I want to design something which can have all the fields like name, DOB, Email etc. Name: City: DOB: Email: I have the data in Database. Is there anyway I say print and I get something like below Name:ABC City:XYZ DOB:12122014 Email:abc@abc.com I mean I should create a Form that leaves blank text boxes. When I print it should collect the data from database and print in those blank text boxes appropriately. How can I do this in Dot.Net? Your help is much appreciated. Thanks Happy Coding! Re: .Net application ZurdoDev17-Dec-14 3:17 ZurdoDev 17-Dec-14 3:17  sudevsu wrote: How can I do this in Dot.Net? By building the forms, the database, and writing the code. Do you have a more specific question? There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't. Re: .Net application sudevsu17-Dec-14 5:37 sudevsu 17-Dec-14 5:37  I mean I should create a Form that leaves blank text boxes. When I click on button it should collect the data from database and print in those blank text boxes appropriately. How can I do this in Dot.Net? What library should I use to create a Form? How to place data in appropriate fields? Your help is much appreciated. Thanks Happy Coding! Re: .Net application ZurdoDev17-Dec-14 5:46 ZurdoDev 17-Dec-14 5:46  sudevsu wrote: How can I do this in Dot.Net? You're question is a little bit like "How can I build a car?" Way too vague. Use Windows Forms, get data from SQL using ADO.Net, etc, etc. It sounds like what you want is trivial and most database applications do this so I'd suggest reading some books on .Net and also going through some tutorials. There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't. Re: .Net application sudevsu17-Dec-14 6:40 sudevsu 17-Dec-14 6:40  I want it to be done with web applications. I tried using ItextSharp.dll But I am confused. So want suggestions on the same. Your help is much appreciated. Thanks Happy Coding! Re: .Net application ZurdoDev17-Dec-14 6:51 ZurdoDev 17-Dec-14 6:51  Web application will work. But where exactly are you stuck? There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't. Re: .Net application sudevsu17-Dec-14 7:02 sudevsu 17-Dec-14 7:02  I used ItextSharp.dll and I am setting the values in the PDF. Ex: pdfFormFields.SetField("Name", "sudev") But when I open the PDF I set these ... There is nothing in the text boxes. Your help is much appreciated. Thanks Happy Coding! Re: .Net application ZurdoDev17-Dec-14 7:12 ZurdoDev 17-Dec-14 7:12  I suggest you post the relevant code then so people can help figure out what you've done. There are only 10 types of people in the world, those who understand binary and those who don't.

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