Hi everyone, I'm currently working on a web project which supports roles. This is the first time I'm working with roles so I took some help (reading a few books and articles) and it's working fine (locally). I uploaded the project to the remote server today. And, even though I don't have the aspnet_CheckSchemaVersion procedure on my local db, it does on remote server and throws this exception. I really don't know why, I made some googling and found out that I'm not the only one. But I couldn't find a solution. By the way, in web.config, roleManager is set to enabled="false". I'm really lost here and I would really appreciate if anyone could at least give me a clue about why this happens. Thanks.

Is database server running on your local machine ?

Which OS do you use by the way

When connecting to a database with Integrated Security set to true, I don't think you need to specify User ID and Password. :)

Try changing the Data Source to Data Source=.\\SQLEXPRESS (Assuming you're using the default instance.) You can also check out connectionstrings.com[^] Hope this helps =)

Oh, I'm sorry, my bad. :laugh:

void Yay()
{
ThreadStart starter = new ThreadStart(DoWork);
Thread thread = new Thread(starter);
thread.Start();
}

void DoWork()
{
while(!perfectCircle)
{
DoSomething();
}
}

Would this be OK? :rolleyes:

while(!perfectCircle)
{
DoWork();
}

How about this? ;P

Well, thanks for the reply, but they are not exactly what I want. I don't want them to be seen as attachments. I don't know if "embedded" is the right word. I know what I want can be done by linking to an external source as the image location, I just wonder if this can be done in any other way. Thanks again :)

Hi, Is there any way of sending an e-mail with embedded images (not attached) other than uploading the image to a location on the web and reading it from that location ? :)

modified on Monday, April 13, 2009 7:48 AM

You can use PictureBox.Click event and Process.Start(), if that's what you asked :)

Congratz! =) (Shame on me, SHAME ON ME!) ;P

I think the TestStatic.SaySomething will not be called and it will directly go to the catch block. But the second TestStatic.SaySomething will be called because static constructors are called only once, afaik. Am I correct ? :-D

You can search for DataGridView Printer (I used one before) here on CP, if that's your question :)

Oops I missed that out :-O

It fails because ? What is the exception ? :)

You can use readonly instead of const and you can save that value in an XML file, txt, database etc. Hope this helps :)

I guess you're right about the details I've provided, my mistake :) And the folder is locked all the time after I've created it (manually created by the way, not created by the application). Anyways I'll have to figure out a solution no matter what. So thanks for the effort, everyone :)

Well, actually that's the point which confuses me. =) Files are ok. They can be deleted, renamed, moved, whatever you want. But only the folder is not. You cannot do these to the folder and when you try you face that "File's in use" kinda error =) But as I said just the folder not the entire path. :) Maybe I'm a sinner and God is punishing me this way ;P Seriously, I wonder what I'm doing wrong. :)

Oh, come on! I think you need a hug ;P Happy to help you out. :)

So, you say this can keep only the folder locked, while the files created are not. I'll give it a try and let you know. Thanks =)