What is this stuff?
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hey, i'm real, real new to this stuff, and so much of it don't make sense....can u help me? i'm trying to understand all this stuff and i'm lost.... what does all the lowercase "I" mean with the plus and minus signs next to them mean? i've seen some with ++i and +i, as well i++ and i--....i'm lost help.... also trying to figure out how to make either a string value or an object ambiguious meaning... dropdownlist1.dataSource = dataReader; to be either: ambiguious1.datasource= dataReader; or dropdownlist1.dataSource= ambiguiousString; :-D :laugh: ;p :^) :sigh:
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hey, i'm real, real new to this stuff, and so much of it don't make sense....can u help me? i'm trying to understand all this stuff and i'm lost.... what does all the lowercase "I" mean with the plus and minus signs next to them mean? i've seen some with ++i and +i, as well i++ and i--....i'm lost help.... also trying to figure out how to make either a string value or an object ambiguious meaning... dropdownlist1.dataSource = dataReader; to be either: ambiguious1.datasource= dataReader; or dropdownlist1.dataSource= ambiguiousString; :-D :laugh: ;p :^) :sigh:
JstDaNuGuy wrote:
what does all the lowercase "I" mean with the plus and minus signs next to them mean? i've seen some with ++i and +i, as well i++ and i--....i'm lost help....
You might want to check out the C# Operators[^]
JstDaNuGuy wrote:
also trying to figure out how to make either a string value or an object ambiguious meaning... dropdownlist1.dataSource = dataReader; to be either: ambiguious1.datasource= dataReader; or dropdownlist1.dataSource= ambiguiousString;
Basically, you can specify a source of values in the DataSource property to bind to the control thats supports this property. Also, the data source specified in the property should be an object that implements the IEnumerable interface. For more information, you can see Web Forms Data Binding[^]
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JstDaNuGuy wrote:
what does all the lowercase "I" mean with the plus and minus signs next to them mean? i've seen some with ++i and +i, as well i++ and i--....i'm lost help....
You might want to check out the C# Operators[^]
JstDaNuGuy wrote:
also trying to figure out how to make either a string value or an object ambiguious meaning... dropdownlist1.dataSource = dataReader; to be either: ambiguious1.datasource= dataReader; or dropdownlist1.dataSource= ambiguiousString;
Basically, you can specify a source of values in the DataSource property to bind to the control thats supports this property. Also, the data source specified in the property should be an object that implements the IEnumerable interface. For more information, you can see Web Forms Data Binding[^]
thanks....i'll check those sites out... how bout this one? ...i rebooted my 'server' and now IIS isn't working....i can't view my pages...no errors, just page fails to load... i'm going to reboot again and see if that helps by any chance... but it does this from time to time...not sure why. :-D :laugh: ;p :^) :sigh:
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thanks....i'll check those sites out... how bout this one? ...i rebooted my 'server' and now IIS isn't working....i can't view my pages...no errors, just page fails to load... i'm going to reboot again and see if that helps by any chance... but it does this from time to time...not sure why. :-D :laugh: ;p :^) :sigh:
JstDaNuGuy wrote:
i rebooted my 'server' and now IIS isn't working....i can't view my pages...no errors, just page fails to load... i'm going to reboot again and see if that helps by any chance... but it does this from time to time...not sure why.
+ Are you sure that the IIS service is running properly? You might need to look for the log file and the event log to diagnose the problem. + Does that happen to the static page or the .aspx web page, or both? + You might need to check out the microsoft home site for the IIS to download the resources/tools to monitor the IIS on your machine.
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JstDaNuGuy wrote:
i rebooted my 'server' and now IIS isn't working....i can't view my pages...no errors, just page fails to load... i'm going to reboot again and see if that helps by any chance... but it does this from time to time...not sure why.
+ Are you sure that the IIS service is running properly? You might need to look for the log file and the event log to diagnose the problem. + Does that happen to the static page or the .aspx web page, or both? + You might need to check out the microsoft home site for the IIS to download the resources/tools to monitor the IIS on your machine.
Thanks for the tip..did not know that that tool kit existed...i'm running it now... and yes, it is for both static and aspx pages...i'll lookin to the took kit and see what neet things i can learn...again thanks for the cool tip. l8tr :-D :laugh: ;p :^) :sigh: