TreeView, HierarchicalDataTemplate - How to show sibling collections?

hi

i am using create user wizard and capturing other information within content template when a new user

registers. Some of the textboxes are binded to required field validators.

there is a validation control on the page and ShowMessage box is True.

If they dont complete some of the text boxes then the message box pops Up with the error message.

It does not however include information errors like "User already exists" or Email address already exists

from the create user wizard membership  UserName and Password Textboxes

is it possilbe to hook all of these up so I get one message box with all errors including membership ones?

thanks

Hi

I've created a SetupWizard, but can't get it to show the Icon for the shortcut on desktop and program menu. The installation goes fine without any errors, the only problem is the icon.

I've made a shortcut of my exe file in the Application Folder and dragged the shortcut to the Desktop folder, then on the shortcut properties, I assigned it an icon picture located in Application Folder.

Any suggestions will be very much appreciated.

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// Update these variables to values whatever you are storing in your table
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        string strCardNumberAttributeName = "Credit card number";
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        string strExpiryDateAttributeName = "Expiry date";
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        string queryString = "SELECT tbl_Payments.PaymentId, tbl_PaymentDetails.AttributeName, tbl_PaymentDetails.Value, tbl_Payments.PaymentType FROM tbl_Payments INNER JOIN tbl_PaymentDetails ON tbl_Payments.ID = tbl_PaymentDetails.PaymentId WHERE ATTRIBUTENAME IN ('" + strCardNumberAttributeName +
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Hey, I need some help modifying the menu adapter code to give child <ul> elements a class value indicating that the parent is selected. It should render like this:

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	< li class="AspNet-Menu-WithChildren  AspNet-Menu-ChildSelected">
		< a href="/rockit/admin/Default.aspx" class="AspNet-Menu-Link  AspNet-Menu-ChildSelected">
		< span>Mypage< /span>< /a>
			< ul class="AspNet-Sub AspNet-Sub-Selected">
				< li class="AspNet-Menu-Leaf  AspNet-Menu-Selected">
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