Comments by Jean A Brandelero (Top 32 by date)

Try SEARCH.

If he parse int to string it will prevent injection, fun. haha

Look my solution again, just added a simple way to get values from main assembly.

It's not rocket science, but its not easy.
Look for .Net Reflection tutorials, create interfaces for your "plugins" and link events to the methods. I do this in my projects and it runs nice.

Just call this on the postback:

Validate()

if (IsValid)
{
//dostuff();
}

I don't know exactly how pdf is saved, but i think this is not possible.

Second, in the page you use this usercontrol, do you have a script manager?

Post the markup of your usercontrol please.

Just put "DataRow dr = dt.NewRow();" inside the loop.

Yes, regex is the best possible solution for your problem.

This is a good case for study, i don't think its the best to do this for this specific use. If i had a verified email i may gave you stars. :P

I understand you point, but, wath i want to know is, will it run smoth?
The image is a sample, we build control panels for hydroelectrics.

Stupid answers don't help in any way.
This can be a problem with your hosting, network latency.
The size of images can be a problem too, try saving your images in PNG.
For the database, the problem can be on your querys, joins and indexes.

Timer just work on server side... If you want to show a message in the client side, you will need javascript.
Use:
setTimeout('ximba()', 500);

Wath you are doing in your "progress"? Just make it visible, and do pb.PerformStep()

button1_click:

main.Enabled = false;
or
main.Visible = false;

form1 f = new form1();
f.Size = main.Size;
f.Location = main.Location;
f.ShowDialog();

Replication will do this sync. You dont need to licence mssqlce, i think.

This article may help:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/20104/Merge-Replication-between-SQL-2000-or-SQL-2005-usi

All you need is to get data synched every time the client machine start the application?
What about sql replication?

Nice and clear. Helped me too, thanks.

Go to MSSQL, if you are using Asp.net, imo.
What about just saving a Guid? Save guids on the server and just send that guid on the request.

Yes, it is possible, and easy, look the solution i posted.

This was just an example, not a solution. The idea is the same.

I dont think creating a sp with 12 inserts and a gazilion parameters is a good ideia... And, it will allways be 12 inserts/dels?

Yes, it is possible. Just make this connection public, open it, run all your tasks then close the connection.

Like:

Shared con as SqlConnection;

OpenConnection()
DeleteStuff()
CloseConnection()

I sent a sample code, but, let us know... Why you want to do this?