Comments by Rick van Woudenberg (Top 25 by date)

What have you hacked together so far in order to achieve this ?

Amazing, isn't it ? .. I know we have to show some leniency when it comes to 'poorly phrased questions', but this is definitely too much to ask.

To my recollection you can actually add custom usercontrols to an individual DataGridView cell, even in both modes. I've done it in the past.

That is really bizar. The DataGridRow and DataGrid classes both belong to the Microsoft.Windows.Controls namespace and should be automatically be referenced as they are a part of the .NET framework. What OS, Framework and Visual Studio version are you using ?

Could you please post the entire error :)

Caps is definately yelling. It has been since the dawn of the net. And actually I do have the answer to your question. And you seriously want to give it to you now you told me to f*** off ? .. that's just plain rude, and definately not the way we treat each other here. it's admin time !!

If you start yelling me, I'm not gonna help ya. I wouldn't IRL, and I'm certainly not going to online. Good luck with find an answer to your question.

I'm sorry. My mistake. I thought you had a DataGridView, but now I see you have a DataGrid. In that case, you need an additional step, which is to get the rows of the datagrid. I update my code.

Glen, which code did you use. I posted several snippits.

Good anwser by the way. It's always good to use a control especially designed for a particular task. In this case a datetimepicker. That will fix his problem for sure.

I completely agree with you. The cast will not work. It has to be converted to a valid DateTime. But give me a break, I haven't had my morning coffee yet !

well, the guy said that he was using HH:MM in a dropdown thingy. Unless he has a Datetime repository item binded to the dropdown thingy or defined a mask, the dropdown.Text value will most probably be a string. And (string1 <= string2) usually doesn't make a constructor happy :)

Well said. Nothing more to add.

Do you already have an login mechanism in place. You need this. Without it, it won't be able to authenticate anything.

no worries. Glad I could help !

Not sure what you mean though. Could you please provide us with more information or details. Copying files in c# is pretty straightforward. File.Copy(src_filename, dst_filename) usually does the trick. But I guess if it was that simply, you wouldn't be asking this question.

Hi Ram,

Thank you for clarifying your issue. One question remains. Do you , or don't you want the image url to ask for credentials. The gmail example is behaviour by design. If you want to access an image that belongs to a domain and the session is no longer established, you have to setup a new secure session in order to access the image, thus its asking you for credentioals again.

See my solution (solution 3 )

Could you please provide us with an example. It's really hard to understand what you want us to help you with.

I complete agree.