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I was recently having the exact same problem with a listbox control on my site. The problem, as it turns out, was that the information bindings were being constantly changed every time the page was loaded (postback or otherwise). I believe that if you change it so that the actual …

I might try something like the following in your code-behind: [CODE] string[] inTOKOset = inTOKO.Split(','); string selCommand = "SELECT ID, NAMA FROM REF_TOKO WHERE ID='"; if (inTOKOset.Length > 1) { for (int a = 0; a < inTOKOset.Length; a++) { if (a < inTOKOset.Length - 1) { selCommand += inTOKOset[a] …

A slightly longer version of converting your data both ways to/from the server would be in the methods I'll list below. Keep in mind that my 'sample' was drawn up without an actual masked textbox (just straight textbox) but the processes should work if my brain hasn't completely stopped working. …

Below is a brief example where I've done some (but definitely not all) of your CSS conversion for you. I would recommend that you check into some CSS tutorials to get a better understanding of how they work. First, the CSS code (I've named my file test.css): [CODE]@charset "utf-8"; /* …

I could be wrong here but textun.Text would be a text box within the web form itself not a variable to be initialized. The way I'm reading it he's passing the text value of a TextBox named "textun" to a process named "CheckUN" within class "login". Beyond that, as I …

This should work... I'm assuming you're working a windows forms app and not a web app based on your use of MessageBox. As long as the first line is in the initial declarations of your code you should be able to access it from any function within. If you need …

[URL="http://devcity.net/Articles/163/1/article.aspx"]Here is[/URL] an article dealing with cross compatibility of COM versions. Might have something to do with your scenario if perhaps there's a different version of Access on your laptop than there is on your other 2 test units. [URL="http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/vbgeneral/thread/2f4af8d3-c075-4277-b83a-9326352c896f"]This link[/URL] also relates to varying versions of Access and related …

While I'm not a fan of linking info from one site to another (kinda like standing in a restaurant shouting "go eat at the one across the street") I believe that this post at the asp.net forums might be of assistance to you. Check the replies by scottim to the …

When I go to the 2 pages you indicate for the error I receive the following: [COLOR="Green"]Runtime Error Description: An application error occurred on the server. The current custom error settings for this application prevent the details of the application error from being viewed remotely (for security reasons). It could, …

I'll preface this by giving a bit of an overview of what I'm trying for here. I'm trying to create a quasi-blog. Something that I can "post" journal type entries directly to a page in my website but without all the luggage that comes with the readily available blog engines …