Comments by Kees van Spelde

Kees van Spelde 12-Jan-14 12:19pm View

This isn't a question, be more precise in what you want to do. And try to figure it out yourself. It's called cheating when somebody else makes your homework.

Kees van Spelde 11-Jan-14 9:17am View

Your question is very fuzzy. Describe in a better way what exactly you want to do. In ASP.NET you only can give some values to another page with Session variables or through URL query parameters.

Kees van Spelde 11-Jan-14 9:12am View

I totally agree with you... very hard to understand what he wants.

Kees van Spelde 11-Jan-14 9:10am View

Make your question more clear... it's very hard to understand what exactly you want to do.

Kees van Spelde 11-Jan-14 9:07am View

Where is your database logic? You need to do an update query somewhere.

Kees van Spelde 11-Jan-14 9:03am View

Don't post your question twice. This will not speed up anything!!

Kees van Spelde 11-Jan-14 9:03am View

Please be more specific in your problems and what you are trying to do. The way you describe it now it is very hard to figure out what you exactly want to do.

Kees van Spelde 11-Jan-14 9:01am View

Well.. you first need to figure out what kind of application originally used the .DSN extension since there are more then one --> http://filext.com/file-extension/DSN

Otherwise it is impossible to figure out how to open it.

Kees van Spelde 10-Jan-14 14:20pm View

Probably a good question for google

Kees van Spelde 10-Jan-14 14:05pm View

If you can save the asp.panel to a file you can use a tool like wkHTMLtoPDF. Just search for it on Google.

Kees van Spelde 10-Jan-14 14:03pm View

He said the DGV is not bound to any datasource so that is probably not the problem.
For the rest I agree with you... show use some code.

Kees van Spelde 10-Jan-14 14:02pm View

Almost sounds to me that he want to have some kind of bulletin board like phpBB

Kees van Spelde 10-Jan-14 13:48pm View

Just use the C# code solution then. Everything you need is in there.

Kees van Spelde 10-Jan-14 13:38pm View

::For company X
ren *_655 *_%date:~6,2%%date:~3,2%%date:~9,4%

::For company Y
ren *_233 *_%date:~6,2%%date:~3,2%%date:~9,4%

Something like this if you go the batchfile route.

Kees van Spelde 10-Jan-14 13:17pm View

With a very simple batch file you can do something like this.

::The way the next line is used depends on the date format that is used
ren *_* *_%date:~6,2%%date:~3,2%%date:~9,4%

Kees van Spelde 10-Jan-14 13:11pm View

I never heard of console C sharp. Are you writing a console application in C#? Still a little bit unclear what you are doing

Kees van Spelde 10-Jan-14 12:55pm View

What were you not able to hard-code and in which program language do you want to solve your problem? You are not clear in that in your question. I assume that you want to rename for example the HD_654 file to HD01102014 when we take today's date.

Kees van Spelde 1-Jan-14 2:16am View

What do you want to show in this first row? You could for example make a dummy datasource put some fake data in there and bind that one to the gridview. This way it will show you one row.

It would be better to just say there is no data to display.

Kees van Spelde 29-Dec-13 12:47pm View

Hi,

When I answered this question there was no code example present. That is why I pointed him to a possible solution with the Word 2003 extension pack

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