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 | I've got one word for you ... Ready? ... Here it comes ... [URL="http://www.google.com/#hl=en&q=Dreamweaver+insert+swf"][COLOR="Green"][B]Google[/B][/COLOR][/URL] <-- iz a link to a pre-made search :cool: Hope this helps :) Please mark solved if your issue is resolved. |
| | It is distinctly possible that nobody who's viewed the question happens to know an answer to it off the top of their heads and that would be why you haven't received an answer. Also, not every member on this site is on 24 hours a day to check for questions …  |
| | Just a quick note... nothing against your requests but... 1) please phrase your post titles to give some idea of the question contained 2) please please PLEASE stop adding a line of periods at the end of every single post title you create :) Having two identically titled posts about … |
| | arc64; While many people who regularly post in this site are generally very willing to help with regards to coding issues and what not, they are generally [B]more willing[/B] to help if some example of the code you are trying to make work is included in your original post or … |
| | I just want to clarify here... are you trying to create a webform in ASP.Net to use for viewing these document types within the browser itself (as opposed to opening them in their respective softwares such as MS Word)? Also, most browsers utilize Adobe's reader plugin to view PDF files … |
| | [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bt727f1t.aspx"]This should[/URL] definitely do what you need if you're using Visual Studio for your development and debugging. However it only applies for remote debugging of some (not all) components of VS. The only other way I know of debugging web-apps is to enable debugging error messages via web.config or on … |
| | This may be a crazy thought but... um... Completely hypothetical situation here :twisted: Let's say that someone were to Flag Bad Post on a post that, legitimately, would have deserved it based on the forum rules as they stand... This someone was very tired and wasn't seeing things properly and … |
| | Looks like you've already solved this but... erm... it's + not & for that type of usage :) |
 | Wow... well that explains the short time where it became impossible to log in and the following period where the site became non-responsive entirely. Hope all works out in fixing whatever went wrong :( On a side note, assuming it didn't go poof during the difficulties there's a rather positive … |
 | Re: Excel sheets Have you tried using excelApp.Sheets[0] for the first sheet, excelApp.Sheets[1] for the second sheet and so on? [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.office.interop.excel.application_properties.aspx"]This page[/URL] at msdn.microsoft.com is a good reference point for finding the various properties that are available within the Excel.Application class. Hope this helps :) Please mark as solved if it resolves your …  |
| | As an additional note, it doesn't hurt to read the forums a bit to see if your [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread295430.html"]question was already asked in a different way[/URL] and is possibly already being addressed by other users :) Hope this helps put you in the right direction. Please mark solved if this resolves … |
| | You can use foreach loops nested within each other for this. Personally I'm not a fan of foreach (because it always gives me a headache). I would do something like this:[CODE]string outCombos = ""; for (int a = 0; a < i.Length; a++) // cycle through array "i" { for … |
| | Re: Bell Curve This [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc4czz65%28VS.80%29.aspx"]library entry[/URL] at msdn.microsoft.com might get you closer to what you're looking for if you're looking for a graphical output based on your data. At the least it should get you closer to what you need even if you need to modify the sample method they provide to fit …  |
| | [QUOTE]Also, to keep DaniWeb a student-friendly place to learn, don't expect quick solutions to your homework. We'll help you get started and exchange algorithm ideas, but only if you show that you're willing to put in effort as well.[/QUOTE]Do you have any code examples of your attempts to do this … |
| | Re: Int32 to Text I'm confused... >> int32 is inside the text box and >> I would like to convert the int32 to text. are somewhat mutually exclusive. If it's already within a textBox then it is already text... simply use[CODE]string myInt32AsText = textBoxName.Text;[/CODE]Obviously somewhere else in your code the Int32 has already been … |
| | Re: dynamic label Firstly, your question is very vague and I'm not 100% sure what it is you're looking for here. I'm going to make the assumption that you are looking to dynamically populate "News" bulletins related to your site so that users can see the "News" bulletins at the top of a … |
 | I assume that what you are looking to do is put the phone number from the selected comboBox item into textBox1? If so then you need to set up a SelectedIndexChanged event handler for the comboBox and in that event handler it should have an assignment of comboBox1.SelectedValue.ToString() to your … |
| | I'm way too warm and my brain's not workin' right today but... You have:[CODE=CSS]wrap {width:1024px;overflow:hidden;margin: 0 auto;background-image:url(sources/wrapbg.jpg);} leftbox {width:678px;overflow:hidden;float:left;} rightbox {width:346px;overflow:hidden;float:left;}[/CODE]And I'm kinda thinking that rightbox should be:[CODE=CSS]rightbox {width:346px;overflow:hidden;float:right;}[/CODE]But again, I've been having an off day today so I could be 100% wrong on this :P Hope this helps :) … |
| | Attached is a screenshot of what I'm mentioning here. It doesn't happen for all ads (or maybe it's something that was changed in the ad-banner coding today) but with the specific ad in the attached image all of the menu drop-downs appear behind the advert and it is impossible to … |
| | The beauty of CSS is that a style/class can be applied repeatedly to different items. The additional beauty is you can define as many styles/classes as you want to. That being said:[CODE=CSS]#button_a { display: block; background: url(rolloverimage.gif) top; width: 63px; height: 34px; } #button_a:hover { background: url(rolloverimage.gif) bottom; width: 63px; … |
| | I can't help wondering if this is a similar issue to the one I was having with dynamically populated ListBox controls losing their databinds during postbacks. I will admit, I only skimmed through your code and there is so much going on dynamically that it's hard to say. My thought … |
 | For more information on reputation check [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread856.html"]this (ancient) thread[/URL] where it was discussed in great detail :) When you get a reputation boost that shows "Even" and has a grey box it means the person who gave the rep was not capable of raising or lowering your rep score (usually … |
| | [URL="http://weblogs.asp.net/ssnair/archive/2010/05/16/how-to-pass-value-from-child-window-to-parent-window-without-refreshing-the-page-using-masterpage.aspx"]This might help[/URL]. Not entirely sure if it'll do what you need it to but it seems like it might. Hope this helps :) Please mark solved if it resolves your issue. |
| | Re: file Sandeep929; Looking at the 2 posts you've made, both look as though you copy/pasted the questions off of your computer programming class homework. Please provide details of the nature of the problem you are having, as well as code snippets from attempts you have made at solving the problem, so … |
| | The problem is the "," within the number I believe. A messy workaround (because I am sleepy due to the excessive heat here atm) would be the following:[CODE]string[] labelSplit = label_Start_Miles1.Text.Split(','); string labelNew = ""; for (int a = 0; a < labelSplit.Length; a++) { labelNew += labelSplit[a]; } int32 … |
| | Re: Print Screen Best I can do for you is point you at [URL="http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1191479/how-do-i-capture-the-print-screen-key"]this page[/URL] where someone else seems to have discovered a solution to match your needs. Hope this helps :) Please mark as solved if it resolves your issue. |
| | [CODE]char letter = Char.Parse("a"); char letterEnd = Char.Parse("z"); if (File.Exists(dupePathDir)) { newfile = fname + extension; // set newfile initial value to match original filename while (File.Exists(newfile)) // loop while newfile exists in directory { for (char i = letter; i < letterEnd; i++) { int appended = fname.IndexOf("_" + … |
| | About all I can help you with here is the {0} as it's just a placeholder for the URL component of the received httpRequest (the part consisting of [url]www.domain.com[/url]). |
| | I may just not be seeing an already created thread about this and I hope I'm posting in the right place about it. Just today I've started having some rather interesting statistic information showing up in [URL="http://www.daniweb.com/forums/member779156.html"]my profile page[/URL] that doesn't match what the real statistics SHOULD be. As an … |
| | Generally I don't get a lot of opportunity to work with filestream type controls because lately I've been doing more ASP.Net than straight up C# coding. I did, however, find this [URL="http://channel9.msdn.com/forums/TechOff/249973-C-equivalent-/"]forum post elsewhere[/URL] that seems to cover much of the same issue you're asking about and seems to have … |
| | [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb610835.aspx"]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb610835.aspx[/URL] and [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb611833.aspx"]http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb611833.aspx[/URL] Might help you get closer to your solution :) I've never worked with Interop.Outlook myself but I hope those resources help. |
| | I would recommend you read [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms930695.aspx"]this page[/URL] regarding media player properties. |
| | It may be too late for this now (as I think the edit option only remains for a short time after posting and definitely not after a reply has been made) but in future when posting code like above I'd recommend either using the code formatting option (instead of quote) … |
| | Rohan, I might recommend reading the following tutorial on "[URL="http://www.codeproject.com/tips/53231/How-to-create-CSV-file-in-ASP-NET-from-database.aspx"]How to create CSV file in ASP.NET from database[/URL]" as it may answer your question. Hope this helps :) Please mark as solved if this resolves your issue. |
| | First off... MY EYES!!! Ok, now that I got that out of my system... Can you please provide an example of what is happening when you run the code? You've provided a very large chunk of code asking us to "correct" it for you but you haven't told us what's … |
| | My suggestion, enclose the process that you're using to populate the gridview in the following construct:[CODE]if (!Page.IsPostBack) { GridViewPopulation(); }[/CODE]Replace "GridViewPopulation()" with a procedure for populating your GridView control and it should only load on the initial page load and not on a postback event, hopefully preserving your GridView content. … |
| | I'm confused is this an ASP.Net web-app or a C# windows forms app? I ask only because of the reference to "when user submits a webpage" |
| | A couple of things are bothering me about the code above from what I'm reading. [LIST=1] [*]the form tag only encompasses the submit button [*]the only asp compatible element in the page is the submit button [/LIST] While you have set the cmd.Parameters to pull values from the various inputs … |
 | Just to confirm... What you're looking for is a method to allow a menu or other control on your page to maintain it's position on the screen no matter what the user does on the screen (resize, scroll, etc). Is that correct? If that's the case, you might be able … |
| | Realistically if you're looking for information on the various aspects of C# programming (such as class types) I would strongly recommend the [URL="msdn.microsoft.com"]msdn.microsoft.com[/URL] resource site. [LIST] [*]Information on [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/87d83y5b.aspx"]Interfaces[/URL] [*]Information on [URL="http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms173150.aspx"]Abstract Classes[/URL] [/LIST]Most any information you need regarding how to utilize methods and classes available in C# can be … |
| | Try the code sample at [URL="http://windowopenjs.codeplex.com/"]this page[/URL] as it seems to do exactly what you want. Seems to be a combination of C# and JavaScript coding to accomplish the effect. Hope this helps :) Mark as solved if it does. Edit: As a side note, the above sample appears to … |
| | It appears that this setup can be used in ASP.Net, at least I'm assuming as much or Visual Web Developer wouldn't allow the structure to be written and I get no errors with it when I input it into my test project I use when debugging issues for posters here … |
| | One package that you can install directly into Visual Web Developer as a toolkit is the [URL="http://www.asp.net/ajaxlibrary/act.ashx"]AJAX Control Toolkit[/URL] available from [URL="htp://www.ASP.net"]htp://www.ASP.net[/URL] which gives a set of pre-built AJAX controls and features that are relatively easy to configure if you know anything about CSS. One of the many controls in … |
| | Re: ASP login I guess to start with... What, if any, errors are you receiving when you attempt to run this code? This might help to narrow down the specific components of the code to look at. |
| | I believe that [URL="http://blog.didierstevens.com/2008/05/26/quickpost-restricted-tokens-and-uac/"]this post[/URL] might give the right direction on how to proceed with what you're looking for. It outlines the use of restricted vs unrestricted tokens in the UAC. Now, I don't believe XP uses UAC (User Account Control) as I think it's a Vista/7 thing but I … |
| | Y'see, I was all "I've got the solution" after I fixed something similar on my own page but then I looked at your snippets again and saw that your body class already has margin-top: 0; What I might recommend, however, is to check your page conainer by container (body, divs, … |
| | Re: need help I just want to clarify here... You're saying you detached your DB from SQL Server 2005 and attached it on VS 2008. So, did you convert it to a flat DB file? or did you re-mount it on SQL Server 2008 (assuming you installed with VS 2008 but I could … |
| | Re: Get raw string I have to ask, do you have the foreign language you are attempting to read installed on your operating system in the first place? I just ran a few dummy tests utilizing hiragana as a sample and had no issue displaying a string of hiragana text in both a textbox … |
| | Niths; Generally the easiest way to achieve a 'dynamic' page size is via CSS as you said. One tried and true method is to use nested DIVs within a wrapper DIV to provide a fluid background and content positioning over top of a filler (stationary) background. The concept is that … |
| | Re: my project I'll start by saying your request is [B]VERY[/B] vague, but I'll do what I can with it :P What I'm going to do is give a general "do's and don'ts" list based on my own experience (keep in mind opinions vary and this is not a definitive list). Do: [LIST] … |
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