problem in connection string

In my webconfig and in the web pages I have the connection string. 

connectionString="server=(local);database=Kansascity;trusted_connection=true" and this works fine

When as during creating a dataset to use what is in webconfig I choose yes. However the connection string it puts on the dataset is

connectionString="Data Source=(local);Initial Catalog=Kansascity;Integrated Security=True"

This shows up as a problem on the webservice using the dataset which gives a login error.  I can seem to figure out why its making this connection string or how to change it. Also don't know why it isn't working when the test in query builder are fine.

hi everyone

i work on a c# project and a i used this code

string str= Properties.Settings.Default.leensoftConnectionString;

 to get the connection string anywhere i install my program

but when i run my program it shows the data stored prevously  in the database but when i insert data "insert into table " it looks like it have have been stored in the database while the program is still running but when i stop the program and see tha table data i don't find the record thats i have inserted

by the way the pro

Hi.,

I store some values from code behind to a label which is Hidden !

<asp:Label ID="lbl_Hidden" runat="server" Visible = "false"></asp:Label>

and at the page load event i retrieve the value of the label & assign it to a string !

stringvalue = lbl_Hidden.Text;

Now i dont know why this manipulation does'nt work !

I've a character 'A' in the string and i'm unable to replace it with a space !

stringvalue.Replace(A, " ");

Wot do u think abt it ????

when publishing  in the webmatrix dialogue it asks for "destination connection string" for my "database.mdf"

I was not sure what it was so I pasted this from my web.config file :

Data Source=.\SQLEXPRESS;AttachDbFilename=|DataDirectory|\database.mdf;Integrated Security=True;User Instance=True

Hi,

I'm trying to strip illegal characters out of an XML string before I send it off to a public web service.  The xml will look something like this:

<rid>41</rid>
<field name="first_name">George</field>
<field name="last_name">Harrison</field>
<field name="notes">This is a note.  Any character could appear here</field>

I need to pull out any ampercand (&) charachters in the any of the fields, as well as any < or > characters, which would make the XML unreadable.

I've tried it like this:

Private Shared Function cleanQuery(ByVal queryNode As String) As String 
    Dim root As XElement = XElement.Parse(queryNode) 
    For Each x As XElement In root.Elements 
        x.Value = x.Value.Replace("&", "&").Replace("<", "<").Replace(">", ">") 
    Next 
    Return root.ToString() 
End Function

That doesn't work so well.  I get the error stating:

     There are multiple root elements. Line 1, position 15.

I tried wrapping the XML in a single root element, like this:

Private Shared Function cleanQuery2(ByVal q

Hey,

Im trying to create a Web Deployment Project, the built in setup and deployment is very good in Visual Studio, i need to able to add an additional step in the setup to change the connection string in the Web config file. Ive seen a lot of articles on how to do this and in particular this http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2007/06/15/tip-trick-creating-packaged-asp-net-setup-programs-with-vs-2005.aspx#7162670 I am however stuck on the final part of this tutorial, im using the code Scott provided but have two errors,  heres part of my code where the errors are

using System;
using System.Configuration;
using System.Configuration.Install;
using System.ComponentModel;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.IO;
using System.DirectoryServices;

 void ConfigureDatabase(string targetSite, string targetVDir, string connectionString)
        {
            // Retrieve "Friendly Site Name" from IIS for TargetSite
            DirectoryEntry entry = new DirectoryEntry("IIS://LocalHost/" + targetSit

Hello everyone,

I have an InfoPath form with two Submit Connections. One of them is a regular submit connection to a SharePoint Document Library. The other is a submit connection to the UpdateListItems web Service.

I have one button using rules that submits the forms fields to the Document Library. Some of those fields have data validation rules like entry must be four digits, and field cannot be blank.

The other submit button uses rules to submit an XML template to the UpdateListItems Template. My problem is that even though this second button does not have the first submit connection as an action, the form will still check all of the forms fields to see if they violate the validation rules before it will submit to the Web Service.

How do I tell InfoPath to ignore the validation rules when I only want to submit to the Web Service? I want the user to be able to enter data into the XML template fields and submit to the Web Service, even if some of the rest of the fields are blank. Right now if any of the other fields fail validation it prevents submittal to the web service even if the fields that failed validation are not being submitted to the web service.

Thanks for any advice that can be offered,
Bill Hurt

Hi,

I have a little problem with sorting a List<String>.

I have put 4 elements like this and now are trying sort them correct. My example below shows the problem. I am not sure of how sort the names so they comes in this order: "Folder1, Folder2, Folder10, Foler11"  ?

List<String> GetNames = new List<String>();

GetNames .Add("Folder1");
GetNames .Add("Folder10");
GetNames .Add("Folder2");
GetNames .Add("Folder11");

GetNames.Sort(); //Sort the list



The sort comes in this order now which is wrong:
Folder1
Folder10
Folder11
Folder2

How to sort the list to have this order: ?
Folder1
Folder2
Folder10
Folder11