Comments by Morl99 (Top 40 by date)

Do you start with anything? Or is the sole purpose of the application do capture an image and store it? Do you generally know how to work with a database? Or with C#?

Almighty... I guess this is out of my programming spectrum ;) I am still wondering though, why would you even need to caputre mouse input in a console application?

Great answer for a very general question, my 5 for your effort.

I can't imagine that you will Be able to capture clicks in the console, but prove me wrong!

The 2 lists of Mohammad also are of the same type (String). I will update my solution, maybe this will help.

Oh and don't get me wrong. I actually find your answer better than mine. But it is a lot harder to understand for somebody new to c#. I assume he has no idea of what is actually happening there. That's why he probably should use a simple for loop to iterate through the list. My Vote of 4 for this elegant, yet difficult solution.

Yeah that could also be the problem. If this is Windows Forms and not ASP, the thread opener could just print the contents of the Lists to the console to check (or better use the debugger)

I assume, that they are Not equal. What type are they? How do you identify the items as equal or not equal?

Use my method instead. If you want to preserve the original list, copy it beforehand.

Please tell us in more detail where your problem is. Error message?

Are you at all able to learn? Use a code block or don't expect any help. My 1

Another alternative would be, using standard Enums and then map those enums to a string by using a dictionary. It depends on what you actually want to do with the string.

thank you for bringing this up, I like this solution! It combines the great use of enums (you have an integer) with the need of Displaying some Text for that integer (without having to name the EnumVariable just the way you want it displayed). You can even add more than one Attribute, which makes it flexibel as hell. my5!

Then Google it, this is no "we do your work" Platform. All that you asked is out there a lot (start at the official documentation over at msdn)

yeah just what I thought. Thanks for looking this up! my 5

Not in an easy way, you always call the same Handler for the TextChanged Event. While you know which TextBox initiated this, you cannot easily go to the other Controls.

You could however create a dictionary<textbox,int32> where you save the TextBoxes and the corresponding row-Index on the DataBound Event of the datagrid. So you can later on do dictionary.TryGetValue(tb). Try googling it if you don't know about dictionarys (or maps which they are usually called).

For future reference, put your code inside a code block (<pre></pre>) that makes it readable to us!

I am sure english is not your native language, but your writing makes no sense to us. Please try to find a better translation or visit a site in your native language as we cannot adequately help you with this.

Your "DEMO" Link points to this discussion.

So how does your event listener for the command button look like? You can probably do e.Item.ItemIndex or something? Then my may will still work... Adapt it or show me your markup so I do not have to keep guessing your situation (which I will stop doing now)

Where? i edited my Solution to Target your problem with the row controls. If that didn't help, please describe your problem further.

my 5 for your work

Did my edit solve your problem? If so, please mark it as the solution and rate it accordingly.

Crazy ;) So the TS needs to wrap the GV into a table and set dir="rtl" in it...

Mh that generated Client code isn't really helping, probably would need an expert to figure it out this way.

Maybe you have two problems here? One that causes the PageValidation Error, and one that hinders your second dropbox from beeing filled correctly? Did you try setting a breakpoint at the beginning of the event handler ddl_ColumnFilterList1_selectedindexchanged? Do that and turn the eventValidation off for testing again. Is it firing?

I don't see a reason in your markup, why it shouldn't fire the selectedIndexChanged Event.

I'm quite sorry that I can't be of more help here...

Ok there you go. It is still not really readable, but that is either the websites or my browsers fault (tabs are very spacy). I can't immediately point to the problem. I have seen this error, when I tried to call an ASP.NET Function out of the client code. I don't see you doing that here (is there any JavaScript code missing maybe?).

Maybe it is a totally different problem. Could you try commenting out all the update panel stuff, you don't really need that for trying it out, full rendering works just as well. Oh and btw, you do have a Scriptmanager somewhere, right?

Yu can also try debugging the event handler for selected index changed, does it fire? Or does the error occur before that?

Why not convert it to a template field? It is a good solution. Maybe the direction thing does not work, it would be a hack anyways, and I feel this is not actually documented, so who knows when it will break. Visual studio helps you convert all your bound fields into templates fields. Do that and you win a lot of control. I end up having 80% template fields in my applications.

If you really want to do the direction thing, google for it, I am sure somebody out there figured it out, I have no expience with it.

Yeah I was guessing that this will not really fix the problem. Please edit your first question and wrap the code in <pre> tags. Otherwise I (and most other people) will refuse to help you. And for future reference, it is better to write answers to follow up questions either as an edit in the original question or as a comment to that solution. Do not post it as a seperate solution. This will become very chaotic after a while.

Please see my updated solution.

You either supply some code, or nobody will be able to help you, because we just can't guess what your problem is! You probably have an error in your GV or DataSource.

Please see my updated solution. If it does help you, please rate it accordingly.

Well you should check if anything really changed, and only update if it did (try checking against a changed_timestamp or something). While this does not reduce the number of requests to the server, it might decrease the overall workload for these requests. I also made good experiences with update panels and timers, in ASP.NET 4 this seems to be a reliable choice.

Sure, which control do you want? Do you want to synchronize all the text boxes? You could iterate through all the rows and use the Cell.FindControl method for that. Tell me what you need and I try to help you.

what do you want to do? What is your problem? The Parsing of the XML Document? Or the displaying of the value?

Please tell us a bit more about the markup you use. It is hard to guess what you really need with the little information you provided.