Awwww looookkkk how cute it was... OMG what an incredible journey
Oh my god... I must be smoking crack... Somehow I always thought this was the bottom of the page
But look, there's even more BWahahahaha...
I swear to god I've never seen that bit what the hell man... look there's a little JC badge too whoop... I must of just assumed the dim gray box was the footer and stopped scrolling automatically. GOSH DARN IT.
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Hi Dani, thanks, I managed to get help understanding that. What I am really trying to find is the following. Once I've clicked on "publish" i Get this screen with the link at the top "View Article Workshop"
Then when I click on the link I get the list of pending and draft articles:
as you designed and built the website you'll be all to familiar with this =0) however, my question really is, once I've left this page, how do I get back to this Article Workshop View list, If I save a draft I can't seem to figure out how to get back to it at a later date... also, like here I've created a bunch of tests... which would be kind of cool if I could just click on a littel trashcan or something to delete them.
Ok, Let's assume the following table:
And the following code in your Form1 class:
SqlConnection sqlCon;
SqlCommand sqlCmd;
String conString = "Server=SOLVOTERRA-HP;Database=Birthdays;
Integrated Security=true";
DataTable dTable;
//DGV Cell Content Clicked Event
private void dataGridView1_CellContentClick(object sender,
DataGridViewCellEventArgs e)
{
//Clear Previous Binding
dateTimePicker1.DataBindings.Clear();
//Reset New Binding
dateTimePicker1.DataBindings.Add("text",
dataGridView1.DataSource, "Birthday");
}
public Form1()
{
InitializeComponent();
//Create New Connection
sqlCon = new SqlConnection(conString);
//Create New Command
sqlCmd = new SqlCommand("SELECT * FROM Person", sqlCon);
//Create New Data Adapter
SqlDataAdapter sqlDataAdapter = new SqlDataAdapter(sqlCmd);
dTable = new DataTable();
dTable.TableName = "Results";
//Fill The Table With Your Data
sqlDataAdapter.Fill(dTable);
//Close The Connection
sqlCon.Close();
//Set The DGV's Data Source To The Table
dataGridView1.DataSource = dTable;
}
Even though the date time stap formats don't match this wont raise an exception, in fact clicking on the row will update the DTP's value:
As the DTV is bound to the DGV, updating the DTP's value will also update the DGV. Though this wont effect your database directly.
Oh No, not another LockBits demo. Well hopefully this demo may also give you a little in site into actually playing with, and calculating some simple effects as well as understanding the advantages of LockBits as apposed to GetPixel and SetPixel.
It is important to note that using LockBits is only effective beyond a certain point. Bench tests show that if you manipulate below roughly 60 to 70 pixels in one go, you are in fact better off using GetPixel and SetPixel. Why? Well basically the time allowed for locking bits and unlocking bits, as well as copying all the byte information needs to be considered when making these calculations. Much below 60 or 70 pixels, this time taken exceeds the time taken to simply use Get or Set Pixel.
This can be explained in more detail Here
Below you can see the interface which will allow you to manipulate the images, quickly in real time:
** The left hand image, and sliders will allow you to manipulate the saturation of each colour channel in the image, essentially removing a colour from an image.
** The center image shows the left image combined with the right hand image. This image doesnt relay on the alpha …
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This will be my last VB.Net soure as I've made the move to C#. For a recent job application I was given the technical test to create a horse race simulator which would calculate the odds of a runner winning a race of up to 16 runners, then ensure the runners were within a 2% winning margin of there expected win percentage after 1,000,000 races. I got the results between 0.10% and 0.02% but never got offered the position as my solution was "Beyond Requirements".
This solution is host to ll sorts of goodies including multithreading, basic user controls etc... further more, if you bet on the horses this may be great for you.
Jay.
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Firstly, Hi Guys, sorry I've been away so long, I've taken on quite a large project and just haven't had the time for anything.
I am having difficulty completing my query. I initially have two tables
UserWallet
and Captures
So far my query creates a new table which displays a users total wallet value, what funds have already been captured from a users wallet, and what value remains in the users wallet. (In this table SearchID 1 would normally be omitted because no funds are remaining)
Search-Part1
I'm hoping in the same query I can do the following. Let's say someone has search for £200. The query is to start from the top row (Search-Part1) and work down until the value required is matched by the sum of the selected rows. e.g.
Search-Part2
So I'd like to be able to achieve the above. Search-Part2 has itterated down each row in Search-Part1 and added up the remaining value until the £200 has been filled. As you can see the last row of Search-Part2 is only using £25 of UserID 1005 because that is all that iss needed from the UEsers Wallet. I would be happy If I had to use (initially) all of UserID 1005 balance (£150) in the table as I'm happy requerying this at a later date to correct the value.
The final part of the Query which I can figure …
