Comments by Morgs Morgan (Top 30 by date)

How about putting this in your "catch": throw ex; return false; together? bad coding isn't!?
I would think throw ex; will stop program execution? take care next time..

Thanks

No one is here to give you answers especially if you ask like that. Remember, you are asking people to help you so you definitly have to sound like you are asking, or rather pleeding! not using "give me solutions.. as soon as possible.", thats just rude!
Either way, your question for some reason is not clear. The form is displaying nothing perhaps because there's no data in the form to be displayed.

Nothing looks like an error here, maybe i don't see it?

Probably mistaking codeproject with a social network!

Would you please explain whether you want to "hide" or "show" certain controls after upload? I don't seem to understand your question unfortunately :(

Just remember that you will never always sit on each client computer to manually clear their browser history. I would suggest a way to achieve this programmatically, not manually.

Do you mind showing the code of how you are using it? only then i can see what you are doing wrong and advise you if possible.

By the way i like your gadget tutoria :)

Hi Dave thanks for your feedback, yes even if i try using the setTimeout(function(){ GetSearchResults($('#search')); } ); it will still not work.

Hi, thanks for your suggestion. I had initially using considered using a custom tool for this task but because the requirements of my search will not work fully using the jQuery auto complete i had to create my own. The above code works ok as you can see i put clearTimeout() before setTimeout() and i assign an ID to a setTimeout. But here i would guess that if a user enters something in the input box it is supposed to clear the set timeout which it isn't at the moment. Anyway i will look for other ways of doing this...u can have 5 for a good link :)

Hi, thanks for your response but i regret to say, i assume you didn't quite read the question fully. Your suggested solution will pretty much call for a full page load/request on every keypress/keyup event which to me appears not to be a good approach towards an auto complete operation. In my question, i stated that i would like to only perform a search once a user stops typing which is why i initially used setTimeout & clearTimeout algorithm. But thanks for your answer either way :)

Thanks guys :)..
rajkumar9867, it's not very safe to write your e-mail address on a public forum.

But you said you want to add payments for whole month!

A session never resets until it's lifetime is finished not when "a call is made". But yes, you have to check if the session still exists prior to using it. And keep in mind, everytime you build your project/solution, all session variables are cleared by asp.net.

But does the above solution resolves your problem? To replace a string you would for instance say:
comboBox1.SelectedItem.ToString().Replace("a", "b");

Let me know if this problem is now resolved.

In programming using such words as NEVER to me appears not to have much sense in it, well just for the record. It's like one person has purposely concluded that there's only one way to solve a business problem, and if that's the case here then i will be quiting coding soon! i don't want to find myself doing one thing the way you want them done, that's a fail fail...

Great!

Please see my solution above for changes.
Also please try to make an effort to google a little, this is a very simple task. Remember learning the "hard way" sticks in your head till you drop dead and getting "full code" like this will only help you once...

Cool beans :)

See my example in my solution above and let me know if that's what you want?

See here:
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/recipes/ImageConverter.aspx

Otherwise just google converting image from byte array.

hi,
send me an e-mail and attach your test.aspx page and your myfile_settings.js file then i can help u maybe.
e-mail: msimwaba@gmail.com

What .Net framework are u using? this property is only supported in .Net 4.
if you are using anything less than 4 then try accessing your controls by their class names using jQuery e.g.

<div class="div1" önclick="SetInnerHtml();"></div>
<script type="text/javascript" >
function SetInnerHtml()
{
$('.div1').html('wysiwyg_code');
}
</script>

Sorry about that, it's case sensitive so go like so:
<pages clientIDMode="Static"></pages>