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developer.ravish14-Jan-09 2:32

Re: storing Data from textbox created At runtime? [modified]

14-Jan-09 2:32

Can u Post Some code or Links

Tom Deketelaere14-Jan-09 2:44

Tom Deketelaere

14-Jan-09 2:44

I knew this question was going to come.

Did you at least try to do anything I said?

I don't write c# so can't help you with that

But here is some vb.net code (easy to convert)

for each c as control in PH1.controls
if c.gettype.equals(gettype(textbox)) then
dim txt as textbox=c
dim textstring as string = txt.text 'now you have the text in the textbox
end if
next

modified on Wednesday, January 14, 2009 8:51 AM

developer.ravish14-Jan-09 19:19

14-Jan-09 19:19

Give Error at GetType?
How track the Dynamic id of textbox?

Tom Deketelaere14-Jan-09 20:53

Tom Deketelaere

14-Jan-09 20:53

developer.ravish wrote:
Give Error at GetType?

What's the error? please be more descriptive when asking questions.

developer.ravish wrote:
How track the Dynamic id of textbox?

What do you mean by this. If you mean how can you just put 'txt1.text' in your code and get the text form that dynamicly created textbox, then you can't (well maybe with reflection but I don't know).

developer.ravish15-Jan-09 1:00

15-Jan-09 1:00

protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (!IsPostBack)
{
string query_ddl = "Query";
SqlDataAdapter da = new SqlDataAdapter(query_ddl, con);
DataSet ds = new DataSet();
con.Open();
da.Fill(ds);
con.Close();
ddl_value.DataSource = ds;
//ddl_value.DataTextField = "Range";
ddl_value.DataValueField = "Range";
ddl_value.DataBind();
ddl_value.Items.Insert(0, (new ListItem("Please Select Value", "0")));
}
}

protected void ddl_value_SelectedIndexChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
createTextbox();
}

private void createTextbox()
{

TableRow tr = new TableRow();
TableCell tc = new TableCell();

string selectedValue = ddl_value.SelectedValue;
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(selectedValue))
{
int count = Convert.ToInt32(selectedValue.ToString());
for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
{
tr = new TableRow();
tc = new TableCell();
TextBox txtbox = new TextBox();
txtbox.ID = "txt" + i.ToString();
tc.Controls.Add(txtbox);
tr.Cells.Add(tc);
tbl1.Rows.Add(tr);

tr = new TableRow();
tc = new TableCell();
TextBox txt_box = new TextBox();
txtbox.ID = "txt_" + i.ToString();
tc.Controls.Add(txt_box);
tr.Cells.Add(tc);
tbl2.Rows.Add(tr);

}

// tbl1.Rows.Add(tr);

}

}

Now on Button_Click i want to save Data From the Texboxes?

Tom Deketelaere15-Jan-09 1:30

Tom Deketelaere

15-Jan-09 1:30

This is completely different than the first code you posted.

But basicly its the same, you'll have to go thru all the rows of tbl1 and tbl2.
Get the cell of that row(since you only have one column you should be able to get it very easy). That cell should then contain your textbox off which you can get the text.

pseudo code (vb.net sorry)

for each row as datarow in tbl1
dim txt as textbox = row.item(0).control(0)
dim data as string = txt.text
next

You'll have to adapt this code it is untested and from memory so...

developer.ravish15-Jan-09 2:36

15-Jan-09 2:36

how to find controls

amcikaljaber14-Jan-09 0:01

amcikaljaber

14-Jan-09 0:01

Create an application that allows the user to enter the length for the three sides of a triangle as ints. The application should then determine whether the triangle is:
• A right triangle, two sides of the triangle form 90-degree angle
• An equilateral triangle, all sides of equal length
• Neither.
You must create a class to represent a triangle object and define the event handler for the Create Button. Define the necessary properties:
 Constructor that take the length of the three sides of the triangle as arguments
 Three properties that enable clients to access and modify the length of the three sides. If the user enters a negative value that side should be zero.
 Tow features to determine whether the sides form a right triangle. The other an equilateral triangle only get accessor "read-only".

help to solve this program..please...please

Eddy Vluggen14-Jan-09 0:11

Eddy Vluggen

14-Jan-09 0:11

I will!!

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- Four bedrooms
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- A beertender in every room

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Tony Richards14-Jan-09 0:12

Tony Richards

14-Jan-09 0:12

Obvious homework questions don't go down well here. Be more specific, and show you've had a go first. You might get a useful an answer that way.

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musefan14-Jan-09 0:13

14-Jan-09 0:13

Sounds like an extract from an assignment brief lol
is it?

pretty basic stuff really. You know much c#?

musefan14-Jan-09 0:25

14-Jan-09 0:25

Tell you what, as i feel in a helpful mode.

If you post at 12.30pm (My Time (in one hour))saying your still stuck, i will help you out with a bit of code. But give it a try yourself till then. its not too difficult for what you want to do

P.S are you doing a console app or a windows form or what?

J4amieC14-Jan-09 1:10

J4amieC

14-Jan-09 1:10

Please don't do people's homework for them, not in its entireity anyway. They learn nothing, pass caourses, go out to work and the rest of us spend our life clearing up their mess!

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Colin Angus Mackay14-Jan-09 0:42

Colin Angus Mackay

14-Jan-09 0:42

As others have said, you have to do your own homework. If you don't, how do you expect to learn anything?

Provide the code you have written so far along with what you are stuck on and we will be only too glad to help you out.

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DaveyM6914-Jan-09 0:57

DaveyM69

14-Jan-09 0:57

Doesn't sound too difficult. What have you got so far and what bits of your code aren't working as expected?

Dave
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Pete O'Hanlon14-Jan-09 1:28

Pete O'Hanlon

14-Jan-09 1:28

Right - here's how to solve your homework.

You have a good set of requirements there. Are there any areas you are unsure about from the requirements? If yes, seek clarification.

Once you are sure you fully understand the requirements, put a use case together to show how a user would interact with this. For such a trivial problem, the use case will be simple. You may also want to put together an activity diagram to help clarify points.

Now, your thoughts should really be coming together on this, so you are now ready to commit to a design. I'd recommend roughing out a class structure on paper.

Now, follow TDD practices to physically create your application. Remember to test for edge cases - these always end up catching people out.

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Christian Graus14-Jan-09 2:28

Christian Graus

14-Jan-09 2:28

You're going to fail your course, even if someone does this for you. So, practice with me 'do you want fries with that ?'

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musefan14-Jan-09 2:54

14-Jan-09 2:54

Do you think people write these kind of posts just because they know lots of people will reply to complain about them?

Windows service suggestions

leckey14-Jan-09 3:21

leckey

14-Jan-09 3:21

Change majors.

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mpavas14-Jan-09 0:00

mpavas

14-Jan-09 0:00

Hello,

I am creating a windows service which performs 20 operations based on some condition. So at one time one process will be executed.

All these 20 different tasks are separate assemblies added to the windows service. The objects and the call to the assembly will be made only when needed.

For example:

Case "findcustomer"
create object
process

Case "findVendor"
create object
process

Is this approach a good idea? Also I want to know what needs to be keep in mind related to design of this service.

Regards,
Pavas

Regards,
Pavas

Need advise about desktop application

Haim Nachum13-Jan-09 22:28

Haim Nachum

13-Jan-09 22:28

hi. im thinking of building a multi user game that works over the internet but the clients are a desktop applications.
that means that the application will have to talk to a server on the internet and im not sure about what technology to use when sending messeges between the client and server.

is it "expensive" for example to use web service to communicate with the application?

what is the common use technology when developing such application?

Re: Need advise about desktop application

SeMartens13-Jan-09 23:14

SeMartens

13-Jan-09 23:14

Hi,

what do you mean by "expensive"? Regarding the speed of the application or the time to implement the app.

My opinion:
Implementing the app using the low-level TCP/IP (or UDP, depends on the app) protocol will result in fast communication between client and server, because web services are on a much higher level (ISO/OSI) using protocols like HTTP etc. Also you need an IIS to host the service etc. This will all slow down the app. But going this way will need you to invest time, because you have to implement all the stuff like opening sockets, handling server communication etc.

Hope this helps you a bit.

Regards
Sebastian

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Me in Softwareland.

Link ArrayList to datagridview and display spesific data

Ronenb13-Jan-09 20:51

Ronenb

13-Jan-09 20:51

Hi I would like to link ArrayList as datasource to datagridview

I’ve defined the
ArrayList arrList;
arrList = new ArrayList();
//Add data to list
arrList.Add(node_1);
...
arrList.Add(node_n);

dataGridView1.DataSource = arrList;
Adding the link is OK, the problem is that I see all the members of nodes in datagridview and I wish to see only specific members in the grid.
I try to manually add columns to grid and it didn’t help, I see all members of node in datagridview

Please advice
Thanks
Ronen

Re: Link ArrayList to datagridview and display spesific data

musefan13-Jan-09 23:54