Sounds like Chrome OS' approach... not a bad idea.

daniero

You may want to try projectlocker.com Free private svn repositories, a bit limited in space (I think it's 300MB)... but it's been working for me.

daniero

Of course you can A web service is a project, so you can simply reference your web service from your OTHER web service just like you did when you referenced the web service from the asp.net project.

daniero

If you opened the image with a stream, or some object and you didn't close it, yes, you won't be able to delete it. However if you are only referencing it as a source for an image object in asp.net, that isn't really holding it. Either there is a stream holding it or some other program you use in your PC. If unsure, try to delete manually, if you get the same message, reset iis, and try to delete manually again, if it's deleted then you have something in your program that's locking it, otherwise another program is locking it. If all else fails, may be asp.net doesn't have proper rights to delete it.

daniero

Vocal Intellisense, I never thought of that... :cool:

daniero

Duuuuh :doh: I should've known :rolleyes:

daniero

Nah, I don't have that much practice with english actually.

daniero

:wtf::omg:

daniero

53.something and 5 mistakes... S l o w :rolleyes:

daniero

you must first set the variable: Dim oBut As ImageButton = CType(datagrid1.Items(datagrid1.SelectedIndex).FindControl("image"), ImageButton) then execute the attributes.add method: oBut.Attributes.Add("onMouseOver", "window.open('webform1.aspx');") daniero

the .net connector itself is free for download in www.mysql.com[^] I've used it witn mysql server versions from 3 to 5 with no problems at all. daniero

Why not use SQL 2005 Express? It integrates with the express studios just fine and it doesn't limit you in your programming capabilities. The limitations with SQL 2005 Express are some advanced Database server features, concurrent database access and database size limitation (4GB if I'm not mistaken, I'm certain that on MSDE it was 2GB, but not sure with SQL 2005 Express). MySql is a good option. I've used it and works great with the .net connector found in www.mysql.com. MySql is just a bit different compared to MS SQL (Sql queries change a bit), there are some differences in data types, but they all translate fine to .net through the connector. daniero

I haven't really tried it, but something I would try if I were in your situation is call an Ajax function on the onunload event of the body. I'm not sure but may be this event is fired when the window is closed. You'd need to make some tests. daniero

You could also use a date chooser control instead of a regular text box. One option is: Excentrics World[^] But there are many others. daniero

I had an idea I could be wrong, but I didn't have some place to make sure (developing PC) at the time. Thanks for correcting me. daniero

If I'm not mistakem, LEN is used for strings only, so if you want to know if that parameter is NULL, simply ask if @DateFrom = NULL begin ... end Please check if that works for you daniero

May be you'd like to change to ASP.net using Basic Excel??[^] I don't know about ASP, but this is another option you have. daniero

submit1_serverclick is in the process of being executed, but first the file has to be uploaded, the problem is the file size limit (default is 4MB) To increase the max length, add the following to your web.config in the system.web element: <httpRuntime maxRequestLength = "8192" /> daniero

In the global.asax file (if you don't have it, you can add it to your project), there is a Session_end event ;). daniero

You can use Ajax[^] to do this for sure. daniero -- modified at 12:23 Monday 22nd May, 2006