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| | Couple of quick questions to clarify here if possible...[LIST=1] [*]When you say it's closing after 2nd iteration are you talking about the FileSystemWatcher, the DB connection or something else? [*]Define iterations in this case... are we talking about the button1_Click event which triggers the StartWatcher() procedure? [/LIST]I'm asking only because … |
| | Re: SQL Date If anything you'd be needing a "DateTime" format as opposed to "date". Without seeing specific code segments though I wouldn't be able to answer more directly to your issue. Annnnd.... post # 666 for Lusiphur :icon_twisted:  |
| | Generally you should be getting either a result of the file being deleted (assuming your directories are correct), an exception (in the event that your path is incorrect) or, in the event that the file does not exist, no exception is thrown. Referenced from [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.io.file.delete.aspx"]msdn.microsoft.com[/URL] using [URL="http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=file.delete()+site%3Amsdn.microsoft.com"]Google[/URL]. Hope this helps … |
| | Well, way to steal my thunder Ketsuekiame :twisted: You covered all the stuff I'd have said and more in most areas. What I would add is that (again, depending what direction you are going to take) it seems that a lot of game developers are tending towards a combination of … |
| | Re: mail forwarding Personally, no, I can't do that for you. If you have your own domain, you should very easily be able to set the mail options within that domain to forward your mail to a list of alternate addresses if you choose and if you're not sure how I'm sure your … |
| | Re: Who I am Welcome to DaniWeb, Roni. Nice to see someone who had more patience than me with regards to sticking it out with linux :twisted: |
 | I would start with a ruler and a calculator. First, place the ruler along the bottom edge of the directory and measure it's width, then place it along the left edge and measure it's height. Multiply the two numbers and there you go :icon_twisted: Alternately if you're just looking for …  |
| | Personal point of view when it comes to ASP.Net componentry is this:[LIST] [*]If you are going to code part of it on the front-end, code [B]all of it[/B] on the front-end [*]If you are going to code part of it on the back-end, code [B]all of it[/B] on the back-end … |
| | Well, for starters, welcome to DaniWeb. However, the Community Introductions forum probably won't net you many answers to your problem so I might recommend that you check out the Software Development or Web Development forums and put your question in the section that relates to the language(s) you are using … |
| | While it's not using C# (the thread in question is in the C++ forum) it might give some idea on the methodology you might use for what you're trying to accomplish. [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread294023.html"]This thread[/URL] is related to being able to lock a target machine on a network and terminate all applications … |
| | [QUOTE=Ezzaral;1301024]Please mark this thread as solved :)[/QUOTE]Hahaha :twisted: well... technically ya, it's kinda solved since the answer was very plainly given 'with authority'  |
| | If I understand your question correctly (you didn't give a lot to work with) you're looking for something like this:[CODE]SqlDataAdapter da = new SqlDataAdapter ("SELECT * FROM Table WHERE column='@varNameHere'",con); da.SelectCommand.Parameters.AddWithValue(textBox1.Text);[/CODE]Essentially, you'd need to modify the correct command type within the adapter with the parameter you wanted to add... I … |
| | I know I can see any reputation I've received by looking in my profile and such but I'm kind of curious if there's any way to see reputation I've given? It may seem wierd but I kinda wanted to check up on a thread that I down-voted (and gave rep … |
| | So basically you want to replace that ~80 line long text substitution with something better? Try using a database... solution found, have a great day :) If that's not what you wanted, then how about including more details and less redundant code in your next post :twisted: might help get … |
| | Hey AD, grats on 18k witty retorts... I mean posts... either way grats :twisted: |
| | [QUOTE=Ancient Dragon;1293779]But guess what??? Such a plan will fail because consumers will buy from non-US sources who impose no such tax. It will also fail because it will make our eCommerce businesses less competative than foreign ones.[/QUOTE]Which roughly translated means that your customs staff aren't doing their jobs. Not that … |
| | Welcome to DaniWeb martin :) Hope you find what you need here.  |
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| | Welcome to DaniWeb, Anand :) And also to the other two who piggy backed on this intro instead of making their own :twisted: |
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| | Osirus; It sounds to me like you're using a WYSIWYG editor for your website coding. If you're attempting to modify your frameset file (index.html) and you are using, for example, Adobe Dreamweaver you can access the main frameset (and it's associated settings) by going to Modify > Frameset > Edit … |
| | udigold1; I might suggest you have a look at the following:[LIST=1] [*][URL="http://www.daniweb.com/code/snippet217193.html"]Code Snippet provided for Passing Data Between Forms[/URL] [*][URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread290554.html"]Previous Discussion about Passing Variables Between Forms[/URL] [*][URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread259179.html"]Previous Discussion about Passing Data Between Forms Back and Forth[/URL] [*][URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread174490.html"]Previous Discussion about Passing Variable to Another Form[/URL] [/LIST]I hope one of those helps … |
| | Re: java project Welcome to the forums santiagos. Side note: you probably won't get many topic ideas in the Community Introductions forums :twisted: |
 | Personally I'd like to see some more basic tutorials for beginners such as: [LIST] [*]Importing/manipulating Sprites [*]Drag-able Components/Interactive Flash (moveable tiles in a children's game for example) [*]On-The-Fly object cloning (taking an item from a "stack" on-screen and having the stack replenish automatically) [/LIST] I only mention those examples as … |
| | Not to be a party pooper here but it's not looking so hot in FireFox either... the gradient used for the background/foreground gets dark enough to make the text difficult to read near the bottom and the hatching actually makes my screen get that ever so wonderful 'vibrating' look to … |
| | Not being a strong VB.Net user myself best I can do for you is this handy little thing called [URL="http://www.google.com/#hl=en&source=hp&q=vb.net+"Crystal+Report+Viewer""]Google[/URL] :twisted: Hope it helps. |
| | There is always the off chance that the version of IIS you're using or the version of ASP installed in your IIS installation is not compatible with the version of ASP.Net you're using in your project. Other than that, not sure what to suggest. |
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 | Try/Catch generally should be used in any scenario where the outcome of your code is not 100% guaranteed to produce the desired result. An example would be the file.create example that nssltd posted above but it could also be used for things like database manipulation (try to insert information and … |
| | 1) I'm slightly confused about what you're asking for here 2) What steps have you tried? What specifically are you stuck on about this problem? 3) Have you tried google? Sorry if I haven't been much help but without seeing the implementation of what you're asking for or knowing what … |
| | Without seeing the meat of the actual error (90% of the time if you set the page to debug mode it will show you the line of code where the error is occurring) it's hard to say for sure but... As a potentially unrelated side-note, were you aware that you … |
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 | Personally I think it's a good idea in theory... However, unless you can find a really solid concept for a project and a solid core group to work on the 'meat' of the project, I just can't see a group of 'random' people being able to sort out the sheer … |
 | To start with, that's a pretty solid distinction to make and should be covered in your textbook. Adding to that, have you perhaps tried looking at online references like msdn.microsoft.com or google.com to try to find the answer prior to posting here? I ask simply because, honestly, this looks like … |
 | *looks around for the really smart people* Oh you mean THEM!! :twisted: Welcome (well... kinda... erm... welcome out of the shadows?) |
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| | Welcome to DaniWeb Kalis :) Hope you enjoy your stay. |
| | Re: Question Bordeaux0113; Long story short, every user has some ability (well, almost every user) to affect another user's reputation positively or negatively by 'voting' them up or down in the posts they make. The amounts that users can affect someone's reputation, per vote, are what you're seeing there. There are some … |
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 | No such thing as a silly question, just a poorly thought out question :) Welcome to DaniWeb. |
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| | Welcome :) Depending on the nature of your problem there's likely a specific forum in place for it already but hope you enjoy your stay here at DaniWeb. |
| | Re: Hi there Welcome Sharon and best of luck with the transition :) I know how it feels to learn/use one aspect of something and see it in a completely different usage and go "huh?!?" |
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