Comments by UJimbo (Top 54 by date)

Take a look at your question above, you have not mentioned this was about System.Web.UI.WebControls. It is only flagged as C# and my mind reading skills are a bit rusty

Can you please elaborate? Do you want your picture to become transparent while you move it around with the cursor, so that you can see the objects underneath?

Try gooling for
c# sharepoint document library upload file

Thank you, glad we could help

You are welcome

Pretty much. There are various applications or web sites that check your own web site for vulnerabilities and even make suggestions on how to improve them. Unfortunatelly, I cannot comment on their usefulness as I have never really tried one. I'm hoping people might know more about it. But it all depends on how far you are willing to go

I'll try later on without the startswith part and see how it behaves

Thanks bob, I've got to rtfm at some point

Try the above as well if you don't want to query without creating a View

person should be Person while defining the ObservableCollection, for some reason the page code marks it as an html tag and then tries closing it at the end. Probaly a bug in the web page

Using your Person class, try using the above function, n will be 2 at the end

I'm using this case only, like the OP requested :)

Updated solution

Changed answer to suit WPF

He should include a link that re-directs the user to one of the valid online scanners that already exist out there.

Googling for: online virus scan

returns a number of big-player companies that specialise in treating viruses. Should be more than enough

Very informative post. Even if someone manages to implement such a procedure, he's in trouble for using an anti-virus engine like that. Pankaj, I think you'd better start making your own anti-virus engine first :)

Modify your Ellipse with x:Name="a_ellipse", and you should be able to find it

Nice timing :)

As in guess the proper extension for the URL last part? That will be a bit ambiguous though, won't it?

I see what you mean

I think what he's trying to say is that Regex finds http://www.facebook as a valid url, but it's not since it's missing the final .com part

pretty much

My pleasure kami, take care :)

Updated solution. Make sure you are entering the menustripitem's Name and not Text

What's the name of your menu bar? I just noticed it's a menu bar and not a control on a winform. Try setting:

yourmenubar.Items["display_form_str "].Visible = true;

If ctrl.Length is 0, it means it didn't find a control with that name on the form

You don't need to use an array list in this function by the looks of it, since you are only supplying a string parameter called display_form_str. If this is correct, just use:

private void formm_display_function(string display_form_str)
{
Control[] ctrl = this.Controls.Find(display_form_str, false);

if (ctrl.Length == 1)
{
ctrl[0].Visible = true;
}
}

When Contols.Find "finds" at least 1 control having the same name as the item parameter. For example, in my case, I have a listview control on my form named "listview1". Controls.Find will return only 1 control in the ctrl array.

You are welcome. Take care :)

Your T-SQL is only showing the duplicates, ignoring the records appearing one time.

You are only looking for wayne roo. That is only an example, he has more than one duplicate in his table

Had a small text mismatch. Added Fore color change on both cases

I apologize for the late reply. Dynamic control might not be the correct way to describe a programmatically added control; I blame the fact English is not my native language.
As for calling RegisterName, my method to approach this question uses FindName to locate an object. During some fast testing, I could not discover such a created control without doing the above.

Thank you gentlemen

1 star? Really?

The new CodeBlock is giving me trouble..

Check your Usage Profiles.txt file. Try creating a new file instead, like "C:\Users\Lifebook\Desktop\example.xml" and try reading from that instead.

Excuse me for asking, but is that supposed to be GUID?

Fix your link, it opens a blank page :)

I just tested your code and it reads and appends the contents of a text file to a textbox perfectly. Make sure dlgFileOpen.FileName returns the proper path to the text file you're trying to read is my only suggestion

That's a question capable of causing a riot among a developer team. c# developers will claim that vb is a childish language to program with, while vb developers will claim that c# tries to gain the easability of vb programming, yet it's still 10 years behind in features XD

Wicked coding non the less. Nice work there mate

Looking at your code, you still don't define d_iv. I can see d_dvK and d_lv, but d_iv is still not initialised.

Thank you very much Wayne

http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/is/vblanguage/thread/92a489b0-667a-4f26-aa94-24e0feb79624

The above will return an empty string if there is no date value, else it will return e.g. 06/28/2011. You can try:
return inObj == DBNull.Value ? "" : "(" + (Convert.ToDateTime(inObj)).ToString("MM/dd/yyyy").ToString() + ")";
to add the parenthesis

Just to get this straight, your question is about changing how the date value is represented inside the database?

Might I suggest then that you create an event for your A_TB1 textbox On TextChanged where you give the value of your textbox to to the public property like:
private void A_TB1_TextChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
Admin_id = A_TB1.Text;
}

On your Administration class, create the variable like so:
string d_id = string.Empty;

Finally, create a method on your Administration class that does what you tried to do above:

public string UpdateValue()
{
return f1.Admin_id;
}

Call the above method whenever you want to get the latest value from your textbox, like d_id = UpdateValue();

Hope I was helpfull