hey baby r u new in .net there are already validators in asp.net dont write any query. go to validation controls or data validator n drag n drop it will work of byeeeeeeee:laugh: lucky

I'm not getting any errors. It's just immediately submitting the page. This is how the validators are set up: * - Munty

Muntyness wrote: Do you know where I would get access to the table in the code behind? If your table is a server control you may get access from the code behind. Make your table as server control and access with it's id My Website | Ask smart questions

I'm using VB as the code behind language :) there is no PageUtility function either. :/ For now im sticking with the tags, as I can get auto tabing to work. My next problem is getting the tags to clear after the page has loaded. (I can't do it on submit because that will clear all of the form, which I don't want. And i cant have a seperate form, because ASP only allows me one form that can run at the server. help! - Munty

Name is reserved? Bah. Well I've changed the field to Job now. and I've tried both: "SELECT * FROM TheLog WHERE job='123' AND recdate=#01/02/2003#" And "SELECT * FROM TheLog WHERE [job]='123' AND recdate=#01/02/2003#" Neither of them work. This does work however: "SELECT * FROM TheLog WHERE job='123'" - Munty

Well I have now. *cough* Thanks. Can you think of any way of doing this for multiple new follow-ups? (I can think of a way of doing it with multiple old follow-ups, mainly by using whatever ID they have in the database as the ID for the textbox, and then when submitting the form, getting all of the IDs from an array, then looping through the array to get the information for the old followups from the text boxes and updating the database if needed. Of course if you know of a better way, I'd be happy to use it.) For new followups, I can only think of how to add 1 at a time, and I would prefer to be able to add multiple new ones if possible. (And I can't submit them to the database when adding new followups, as I need a ID which won't be generated until the entire form is submitted.) Thanks, Muntyness

Have you tried: "SELECT * FROM IDs WHERE id=2"

The only other way that I can think to do this would be to use the Service API. This[^] code shows the C++ equivalent of what you want to do. Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.

Alrighty then, I guess I'll just stick with the Process ID. Thansk All. - Munty

Hi Dave, Thanks for the reply. That was exactly what I needed. Silly thing is, is that I had already tried that, and it didn't work the first time. Then after you suggested it, I decided to try it again. But I've got it working now :) - Munty

When you minimize the window and maximize it back the controls have to redraw themselves because there was no part of them visible before for windows to perform local invalidation and restore data from internal cache... If you want the maximum speed try caching the images into variables and render them to the form with unmanaged code (the BitBlt function[^] if I am not wrong). Hope it helps .... protected internal static readonly ... and I wish the list could continue ...

Take a look might be helpfull http://www.aspheute.com/english/20011115.asp[^] Thanks and Regards Sandeep If you want something you never had, do something you have never done!

So that's what it does! :omg: Hmm... I might try that when I next have some free time with the code (Which wont be till tommorow at the earliest) At the moment I've just created the instance in the GUI that the user controls are added too. And then whenever the user adds another control, the ItemManager instance is passed into the new user control. So it looks something like: (In the create control method) UserControl something = new UserControl(ItemManager); And in the item manager, something like: (In the user controls class) private theItemManager itemManager; public UserControl (theItemManager item) { itemManager = item; } (Incase you're wondering, I don't have the code infront of me right now) And don't worry, all the controls are using one set of items. Thanks for all the help you're giving me by the way. :) - Munty

Cool, thanks! I'll try that out tommorow then. :) - Munty

Nah, because I'd still need to adjust the collections class before I used the method, because the contents of the array changes every time the method is used. The array can be null; a string; a string and a boolean; an array, 2 booleans and a string; etc, and it's contents will be different every time it's called. All in all, much easier to use the (new Object{}) code to pass stuff into the method. - Munty

Finally got the damned thing to work. Turns out I could use this line: TextReader tr = new StreamReader(GetType().Assembly.GetManifestResourceStream("Project1.Resources.rar.txt")); After I fiddled with the properties file so that it returned a string instead of a byte array. Wierdly enough I can still get properties and stuff from the file from: Project1.Properties.Resources.rar I just cant do anything like read in from it when using that line. Well it's finished. Thank god for that. - Munty -- modified at 12:46 Friday 17th November, 2006

It's an alternate desktop. (Most normal windows functions are gone, and some specific functions are included) As for what happens when two programs do this, I'd assume that the first program to do it would have priority. After some digging around on my own, in microsofts MSDN website, there's apparently a AlwaysOnBottom setting in Object, but it seems to be for only VB. I was kind of hopping there was something similar for C#. (As far as I can tell it acts the opposite of the AlwaysOnTop setting(which in itself is basically what things like TaskManager use. Apparently.))

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Munty - Couldn't reproduce it. I set up a form with a tab control with 8 pages, various overloaded functions to return integers and singles (which I then cast to Int) etc, buttons to set the preconditions and call each scenario, ... Got the right tab selected every time. You're right. That's a weird bug. :)