Hi,

I have a table containing courses, columns are 

Name - "Yoga Classes"

DateStart - "2/23/2010"

DateEnd - "2/24/2010"

I am using ListView Control to bind it, is there a way to display them and group them by Month? 

for eg.

January

Piano Class (10th Jan 2010 - 11th Jan 2010)
Guitar Class (10th Jan 2010 - 11th Jan 2010)

February 

Yoga Class (15th Feb 2010 - 16th Feb 2010)
 etc...

Thanks for help.

Server Error in '/' Application.

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Value of member 'ID' of an object of type 'Ref' changed.
A member defining the identity of the object cannot be changed.
Consider adding a new object with new identity and deleting the existing one instead.

I get this error whenever I attempt to update an entry. Even an entry that has had nothing altered. I have tried to circumvent it but I think it must be a simple oversight. How could I have caused an ID update using the Edit.aspx page of dynamic data? Thank you in advance for the help!

Hi

Is it possible to change the select, insert and update stored procedure of an SqlDataSource at run time. I don't mean to change the definition of the stored procedure, but I mean to change the assignment, i.e. To change the select stored procedure from "selectSP1" to "selectSP2" at run time. Is it possible?

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Dimitris

Hi,

  I have a need to send out emails to all the people who are in a given group say "HR Department". I need to be able to get all the emails through a for loop and then as it retrieves I should send emails to them. Can some one please help me with the code

this is what I came up with but not sure how to go about writing a for loop to get all the emails in the given group.

public static string SendEmails(string loginName)
    {

        string Department = "HR Department"
        string userName = ExtractUserName(loginName);
        DirectorySearcher search = new DirectorySearcher();
        search.Filter = String.Format("(SAMAccountName={0})", userName);
        //search.Filter = String.Format("(SAMAccountName={FAY ImprovmentForm})", userName);
        //LdapSearcher.Filter = string.Format("(&(objectClass=user)(department={0}))", Department); 
        //search.Filter = string.Format("(&(objectClass=group)(SAMAccountName=" + Department + "))", userName);
        search.PropertiesToLoad.Add("cn");
        search.PropertiesToLoad.Add("samaccountname");
        search.PropertiesToLoad.Add("givenname");
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        sea

I am assigning and unique id [strShipperIdSequence] on my List on bases of some properties which are grouped together uniquely.
Now what i needed is that my group should be further break down to some maximum amount of chunks.[Let say 10]
that mean's even i am having Same value in 12 records i should get 2 groups[I of 10 items and other of 2 items]

var uniqueGroups = objMdbContentInfoList.GroupBy(p => new
        {
          p.CON_ENTRY_POINT,         
          p.APPTType,
          p.CON_CONTAINER_ISSUE_DATE
        }).Select(g => g.First()).ToList();
        foreach (var objUnique in uniqueGroups)
        {
          string strShipperIdSequence = APIGlobalMethods.GetShipperRequestID();
          foreach (MdbContentInfo obj in objMdbContentInfoList.FindAll(h => (h.CON_ENTRY_POINT == objUnique.CON_ENTRY_POINT &&
                   h.APPTType == objUnique.APPTType &&
                   h.CON_CONTAINER_ISSUE_DATE == objUnique.CON_CONTAINER_ISSUE_DATE)))
          {
            obj.Shipper

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