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Re: 1. 16 in collage but most of the course was written work or MS Access DB so really started at 19 in uni. 2. C# and SQL because I haven't tried much else. 3. I did because I've always found it hard to consentrate when reading or listening. I always … | |
Re: I'm only 24 and I don't use Skype but I know I'm old because I think the best thing about going to a party is the food! I'm only 24 but when I were a lad we were always the first to the buffet and first to go for seconds. … | |
Re: if the pins have broken off the blue cable try another cable to see if that fixes the issue | |
Re: If you could post the code that you have for the log in function we can have a look to try and help you out. | |
Re: At the moment it's **Rudimental - Waiting All Night** but **Not Giving In by Rudimental** and **Naughty Boy - La La La by** are awesome! Disclosure 100% too... | |
Re: Your naming conventions aren't clear. It's considered bad practise to use use special charactor like _ to separate the words within a field name. Instead simply capitalise the first letter of each word (i.e. DevicePersonId and not Device_Person_id). Also when you give a table an alias within an SQL statement … | |
Re: I had a similar problem a couple of weeks ago and this was my solution `DateTime.ParseExact(value.Substring(0, 10), "dd/mm/yyyy", null).Date.ToShortDateString();` You should just have to change the format string ("dd/mm/yyyy") to "yyyy/mm/dd". Hope this helps... | |
Re: I'd go with Watsonsimler's suggestion because it reduces the chance of the user accidentally clicking the delete button in a row they don't want to delete. You can't also have a checkBox cell in every row and a single delete button on your form (not in the data grid view). … | |
Re: For England I'd say Buckingham Palace but others might disagree. | |
![]() | Re: I went through a similar patch just before the new year @diafol. I decided it worth regretting not having done the things I wanted to. I went out and bought myself the motorbike I'd wanted since I was a nipper and had been putting off for years. I'm planning to … |
Re: This is a still of me, taken from my friend's GoPro, just after his bike broke down on him during a ride in the middle of Wales. It's not a cruiser but thought you might appreciate it @blackmiau.  | |
Re: Contrary to popular belief, the notion that goldfish have a memory span of just a few seconds is false. It is much longer, counted in months. ... I guess I don't have the memory of a goldfish. | |
Re: What have you managed to do so far? Do you need to display your entire database in 1 datagrid view or do you just need to display a particular set of data? Unfortinately there won't won't be many people rushing to give you finished code, you have to show some … | |
Re: @Ketsuekiame Wow 40cm already! where about in the UK is that? I'm in Merseaside. Liverpool city center isn't too bad because it is a city but where I live (about 30 mins from Liverpool) it was about 5cm at 8am. | |
Re: I have one of those... I'm a software engineer for an insurance brokers. What type of job do you want? did you specialise in anything during your degree? I specialised in software development so that's the path I followed professionaly. | |
Re: Young Guns. | |
Re: Move `dataGridView1.Rows.RemoveAt(selectedindex);` and put it below `cmd4 = new SqlCommand`. By the looks of it you're trying to get the MovieID from a row that doesn't exist at anymore. Hope this helps. | |
Re: Have you used [Google](https://www.google.co.uk/#q=compressing%20animated%20gifs)? Have a look at [this too](http://design.tutsplus.com/tutorials/10-ways-to-optimize-an-animated-gif-file--psd-34649). You might be able to compress the image. I've never used them myself though so it's just a suggestion. There is a Visual Studios plug in called ReSharper. The full version costs but I think there is a trial version. … | |
Re: Take a look at this [link](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6560105/change-pictureboxs-image-to-image-from-my-resources). In your case you might just need to set the value of `pbx1_1.Image` to the value of `pbx1.Image`, within the `pbx1_MouseClick` method. Good luck... | |
Re: It's C# so this is the best place for it. This is the only way I can think to do it using a loop... double Total = Convert.ToDouble(numbers[0]); for (int i = 1; i < numbers.Count(); i++) { Total = Total * Convert.ToDouble(numbers[i]); } It would be the best way … | |
Re: Yes just use string.IsNullOrEmpty(texBox.Text). It returns true if the string is empty and false if it have charactors in it (including spaces). So you could do: label.Text = string.IsNullOrEmpty(textBox.Text) == true ? "please enter the part no " : " "; OR if (textBox.Text.Length > 0) { label.Text = "please … | |
Re: Download Chrome or IE and see if the same thing happens. | |
Re: Your question is pretty hard to understand. Do you want **svs** to repeat the value of **TextBoxC1** and x to contain the value of **TextBox1**? What is {MATH}? What errors do you get? | |
Re: I've had a Dell XPS M1530 laptop for just over 3 years now and had to keep the AC adapter plugged in for just over two of those years, it started off as just loosing power quickly and not it won't turn on if i have the battery in as … | |
Re: When I interviewed for my job I went into the interviews I convinced myself I didn't want the job so that I wouldn't feel as nervures but still give the best possible interview I could. Don't be over confident but make sure you self yourself as a confident programmer and … | |
Re: I have a 3Gs which I got off my sister to replace my broken toco lite and I've never been too interested in the latest phones because I'd rather go the pub and talk to a humans face but I do understand the capabilities of iPhones. However I have plenty … | |
Re: > I don't need to be p.ssed off all day for no God dam.n reason, worthless sh.t anyways. bad day ? | |
Re: I'd say a minimum of 4 tables. * Customers table - CustomerID (Int PK) - CustomerName (VarChar) - Address (VarChar) * Products table - ProductID (Int PK) - ProductName (VarChar) - Cost (Float) * Orders - OrderID (Int PK) - CurstorID (Int FK) - TotalCost (Float) * OrderDetails table - … | |
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Re: @Wael1988 by the looks of what you have studied you've know quite a few languages. I only know C#, Sql and a bit of VBA. I've worked with reporting services too but that's about it. Experience with SharePoint is/was quite sort after when I was looking for a job 2 … | |
Re: best thing to do would be to have a field, in the users table, that acts like a flag. It should be a bit data type and 0 if the user is offline, updated to be a 1 when the user signs in successfuly, and return to a 0 when … | |
Re: What exactly do you want to know? What code have you written so far? What video are we supposed to be looking at? | |
![]() | Re: Hate the stuff! It makes everywhere look scruffy as hell, it gets every where and there's too many people who sound like a camel when they're eating it! I got it stuck to my shoe twice last week. I don't want to hear people chomping, it don't want to see … |
Re: Welcome to DaniWeb helb, You stand a better chance of getting C++ help if you post you questions in the [C++ form](http://www.daniweb.com/software-development/cpp/8) but you also need to show that you've attempted the task yourself first otherwise you might struggle to get any helpful replys. Have a go at Googling it, … | |
Re: Sorry if this isn't exactly what you're asking for but your English isn't the greatest so I may have miss understood you a little but here goes... It depends on how simple you want to keep it. If the client can only purchase one type of item/service at a time … | |
![]() | Re: I used to ride a scooter when I was 16. My first was a Piaggio NRG 50cc but a lady pulled out on me, I hit the side of her car at nearly 30mph, flipped over the car, rolled an slid down the road. I did both of my knees … ![]() |
Re: Thats a good point, the reason threads (5 years+ old) aren't deleted is to serve as archives to help others with similar problems. Also if someone pops into a chat session, contributes and leaves before the proposer can ask s follow-up question, it might lead to a lot of partially … | |
Re: @Mike Askew you've got a Z4 and you're not even 25! that's good going that is!. I've got an 07 place 1.6 Ford Focus I've had for about 3 years and should be getting myself a motorbike in April-ish. I was supposed to get one last year but I moved … | |
Re: It's not suprising that Oxford has done that. The fact that it is such a well respected university means it's going to be more a target for such problems as phishing scams and the like, and the easiest way to target the university is to target the student as not … | |
Re: It depends on the layout of you database itself. If you have a the following tables it's not possible (or isn't ideal): **Person_tbl** * PersonID (PK) * Name * JobID (FK) **Job_tbl** * JobID (PK) * JobTitle However if you have a the following tables it is probably the best … | |
Re: In all honesty I hardly do anything. I'm one of those people who rarely feels hungry but can out eat the majority of people and not put any weight, or go a day or so so without realising I haven't eaten. I haven't got a six-pack and I'm not ripped … ![]() | |
Re: What is it you want from a phone? most smart phones come with a built in GPS or at least an app that you can download, if it comes built in why not have it? it saves handing over more money for a seperate GPS... | |
Re: I've got to say I've always been of the opinion that iPhones are over rated, over priced, average smartphones with Apple still riding the on the back of the ground breaking advances of original iPhone (and great marketing) by churning out handsets with little improvements. After reading specs and reviews … | |
Re: Where you supposed to enter this into google ? Have a look at [this](http://lmgtfy.com/?q=sample+asp.net+with+c%23+sql+database+connection) | |
Re: What language is it in? you might have posted it in the C# form but in the other thread you created for this very question you mentioned a HTML file and never mentioned anything about any C#.NET controls. You need to be a **LOT** more descriptive with your questions because … | |
Re: Don't forget the `%` wild card simbol if you're using `like` | |
Re: Yes but you'll need to clarify your question for us if you need help doing so. What tool is it? What property is it? What code have you got so far? | |
Re: What code do you have already? This should be a bit easier for you to solve than the URL one in your other thread, you might just be missing a datatype conversion. | |
Re: Theres a build in DATEADD() function in SQL Server (2005 at least), which lets you add or subtract seconds, minutes, hours, days, months or years to a datetime value. Have a look at this [link](http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms186819.aspx) and it will tell you everything you need to know. |
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