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Visual C# Grid View Problem
I have a grid view which I bind programmatically, setting the autogenerate columns to true. How do I set the BoundField HtmlEncode to false I need to add some <b> bold </b> stuff, and change color etc. Help anybody Thanks. Please post ASP.NET related questions in the ASP.NET forums ( http://forums.asp.net/ ). The people there will better be able to answer your questions. Please reserve this forum for C#-related questions. Thanks, Michael Taylor - 3/1/06 ...Show All
SQL Server server explorer
Not sure if this is the proper place to ask this, but my web host has their sql server accessible on a non-standard port (port 3434 to be exact). How do I get the server explorer (in visual studio) to connect on this port to my sql server so that I can see my databases and whatnot appear in the server explorer window ...Show All
Visual C# Looking for the equivalent of C++ MyClass::MyMethod ?
Hi, Here is my problem: I've 3 classes using this hierarchy: ClassA <= ClassB <= ClassC ClassB has a method T which is overriden by the ClassC . With a ClassC object : I need, from the ClassB , to call the method implemented in ClassB and not the one implemented in ClassC . Actually, if I wrote, from ClassB : this.T( ) then the implementation of ClassC is called because of the virtual / override mechanism. If I call base.T( ) it try to call T( ) from ClassA . So, how can I call the ClassB's T method In C++ we can write ClassB::T( ) ... so perhaps there is an equivalent in C# Thanks in advance, Nicolas M. ...Show All
Visual Basic Serial Port Error Code Definitions
Where are they explained/defined Is this what you are looking for: http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.io.ports.serialerror.aspx Best regards, Johan Stenberg ...Show All
Windows Forms prevent application closing
i have created a program but it is intended to be used constantly and so that means i have not included a means of closing the application. but the defaults that Windows uses are still available such as Alt+F4, Ctrl+Alt+Del, Alt+Tab. I want it so these are disabled by my program when it is run. also, i want the three buttons in the top&n ...Show All
Windows Forms Unhooking Parent events
I have a control that needs to hook a couple of it's parents events so I'm planning on overriding the OnParentChanged event. Where is the proper place to unhook these events if the parent changes As far as I can tell, you don't have access to the previous parent in the OnParentChanged event. Thanks, Ray OnParentChanged would be the best place to handle this, you just need to store a reference to the previous parent, for example: private Control _PreviousParent; protected override void OnParentChanged(EventArgs e) { base .OnParentChanged(e); if (_PreviousParent! ...Show All
Smart Device Development [Using Visual Studio 2005] Using a Class defined outside any project
My question is quite simple : I've got two C# projects in a solution. with that i create a C# class outside any project, it's only a log class I want to use my logger into my two projects, how can i do that I try tu put my class in "Solution Items" but i can't use my logger In C++ i could include my class passing it's path but how i do that in a C# project Hi, The recommended way of doing this is to use a classlibrary and hence there is no way to *link* the file. Now you could just copy across the same source file to both projects but you will need to update the source code in both places in case ...Show All
Software Development for Windows Vista Events and DataExchangeServices
I have written an application where workflows are calling external methods using a DataExchangeService. Some of these methods raises questions to the user. I have two questions related to this: How can I make sure the workflow has a waiting handler for the event in the "DataExchangeService" before I invoke the event that contains the answer to the question. I need to do this, because sometimes the question is sent via email or SMS and the application has a timeout period for some of the questions. The user may also have answered the question from another UI connected to the app. At the moment all I can do is to try and handl ...Show All
SQL Server Analysis Server Memory Upgrade
Dear Anyone, We recently upgraded our analysis server from a 4GB to 8GB. For a couple of weeks, we noticed that the server memory isnt going up to close to 8GB and only goes to around 4. We use the /3Gb and /PAE on our server. Can anyone recommend some memory tweaks that we can use on the Analysis Services Thanks, Joseph Unfortunately in this case having more memory is not going to help. 32 bit version of Analysis Server will not use more than 3Gb of memory. You should move to 64 bit hardware to be able to take advantage of more memory of your system. In AS 2005 you should be able to install multiple instances and dis ...Show All
Windows Forms Weird....ListBox.Visible property...very weird!!
The strangest thing is happening in my application and I can't figure out why. I have a ListBox that when I run my application it is not displaying on my form - not due to the location or because it wasn't added to the form, but due to the visibility property. When I stepped through the code, for some reason the visible property is&nbs ...Show All
Windows Forms Startup Performance
I am having troubles with the inital startup performance of an applicaiton I recently wrote and was wondering if anyone has any suggestions. My applicaiton is a standard datatbase application that populates two list boxes and a third-part schedule view control using Outlook automation and .Net Interop. Even when I disable the populate of these controls, my applicai ...Show All
SQL Server Parent Child Dimension Question
I have a simple parent child dimension set up where the root level records have a ParentID of <null>. When I browse the hierarchy the root level appear correctly, but when I drill into one of the levels of the hierarchy, the root level element is duplicated at the next level even though there is no such relationship in the dimension. Here is a simplified example of records in the dimension: ID Name ParentID 1 Root1 <NULL> 2 Level1 1 3 Root2 <NULL> 4 Level2 3 The hierarchy looks like this when I browse: All - Root1 - Root1 - Level1 - Root2 - Root2 - Level2 How can I ...Show All
Visual Studio Exec task with ContinueOnError=true
I'm using an MSBuild build script as part of a continuous integration scenario. Part of the script is a target that runs unit tests with NUnit, using a batched item group that specifies test assemblies. The target contains an Exec task that runs the test runner application. Since I want to run all of the tests, even if some of them fail, I specify the ContinueOnError option on the Exec task. The problem is that even though some tests fail, MSBuild sets the DOS errorlevel is set to 0 after the build finishes, which screws up the continuous integration server (it thinks the build succeeded). If I change ContinueOnError to false, then it sets ...Show All
Windows Forms WebBrowser interaction help
Used to be with the ActiveX web browser you can use - AxWebBrowser1.Document.All("username").value = "HackMax" to set a value of an element in an HTML document. How do you do it with the new WebBrowser control in .NET 2.0 What does "value" pertain to Would value be the name of a textBox or something on the webPage you are sending your string to ...Show All
Windows Forms Type BindToObject
It would appear that when ControlBindingsCollection.Add(string, object, string) is called, a BindToObject is placed in the "Changed" event handler of the dataSource object. The problem is that this object is not public so it's members cannot be accessed. I would like to be able to retrieve the orginal construction parameters from this object in order to serialize the binding (it's not [Serializable]). Is there a way to convert a BindToObject to something I can make use of Thanks, Ray The following articles may help: http://windowsforms.net/articles/shapedesigner.aspx . http://msdn.microsoft ...Show All