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Dear gentlemen and ladies of the Microsoft Dynamic Data Team,
Mr. Steve Naughton says (and I hope so) that there might be chances that you read the posts published in this forum: I really hope so.
If that were the case then I am formally requesting to you in providing a "real answer" to my question:
I want to customize a dynamic data page (the details one) so I can have access to the data it has been already gathered from the end user UI (details.aspx) and use it to pass this same data to the following controls/pages that I am going to display next time to the end user.
For instance:
I have a screen with different types of data in it: texts, numbers, dates, check boxes, radio buttons and dropdownlists that has been filled with data by the end user. I want now to reset all fields exept the dropdownlist of which I'd like to keep the previously chosen values(the very same thing you do between dropdownlist of List.aspx ad Details.aspx). Even with FoxPro I could do that because data and controls were available there. It was as simple as setting carrying on to true.
HOW DO YOU DO THAT? HOW CAN I IMPLEMENT THE SAME LOGIC AMONG THE CONTROLS OF MY DETAILS PAGE? BUT I DO WANT TO HAVE ACCESS AND PASS DATA FOR SPECIFIC CONTROLS:DROPDOWNLISTS (mostly).
I have found my
Hi all,
I was rummaging the internet learning aspx and came across the concept of: Microsoft Application Block for Data Access in .NET
It seems great of course. The articles are all early 2003-5 such as
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/database/MS_Application_Blocks.aspx
So the question is - is this tech still relevant and should I be using it?
Thanks,
Mat
hi all,
i am new to asp.net programming i am trying to create an ms excel file with charts drawn in it,
i wrote the complete code for it but the it is saying
i have set the permissions to my complete disk space and all user accounts, and i tried with anti-virus disabling also it didnt work please try to help me out and my code is :
Imports System.Data.OleDb Imports Microsoft.Office.Interop Imports Microsoft.Office.Tools.Excel Imports System
Hello good people,
I have this beast as an error. Did my research and found some posts here as well but did not do any good for me.
Here is what I did. I had an error regarding issue rights with COM objects so I gave access rights under component services for Microsoft Excel application now I am getting this error.
Here is some information regarding this
1. Gave rights to ASPNET and network service to my web app directory to try to fix this error.
2. The exact same process works on my Windows 2003 server and my Windows 7 development machine. I am trying to get this going on a different windows 2003 machine that is outside of our domain.
3. Developing on windows 7 64 bit with office 2010 installed. Also excel 2010 is installed on my Web server
4. Here is the code that is causing the error: The last line is causing the error.:
GC.Collect(); MyXl = new Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel.Application(); MyXl.Visible = false; MyWb = (Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel._Workbook)(MyXl.Workbooks.Add(Missing.Value)); int test = 0; MySheet = (Microsoft.Office.Interop.Excel._Worksheet)MyXl.ActiveSheet; if (reader.HasRows) { int InRow = 2; for (int i = 0; i < Nu
I am trying to use ReportViewer 9 in Visual Studio 8 but I get this error when I try to run the page:
The base class includes the field 'ReportViewer1', but its type (Microsoft.Reporting.WebForms.ReportViewer) is not compatible with the type of control (Microsoft.Reporting.WebForms.ReportViewer).
Please help if you can!
Thanks
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