papy-boom wrote: <asp:AsyncPostBackTrigger ControlID="GridView1" /> The way you have used triggers here is not complete. A control with multiple events(no fixed default event) fails to raise a trigger, so always defining control's event that will trigger UP is good. Try adding the event that will trigger the update panel. Read about UpdatePanel triggers here: MSDN: AsyncPostBackTrigger Class[^] ASP.NET: Understanding ASP.NET AJAX UpdatePanel Triggers [^] papy-boom wrote: i've added an updatePanel outside the gridview to make sure that only the gridview is reloading. Why do you need to put grid outside update panel in order to just refresh a grid? You should do opposite. Just put grid in update panel? Sandeep Mewara [My last tip/trick]: Server side Delimiters in ASP.NET[^]

I almost said that as well, but you can't autopostback to the server if you use javascript / JQuery to wipe out the original list and create a new list from a web service, because the server retains the values it sent the first time, and expects one of those values to be selected. If the value is not present, it will trigger a tamper or fraud error.

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Try DateTime.ParseExact? If you are getting the values in different formats, you may need to use a Regular Expression to determine which format each one uses. This is why ISO 8601 was created. :mad:

for example; declare @query varchar(500) set @query = "your trigger create here, I would suggest using not exists clause to prevent you from trying to create it when it is already created :)" EXECUTE @query Good luck

papy-boom wrote: sending mail as an item in document library, i want to create a custom content type in sharepoint as a mail object so i can customize the body,the subject etc.. of the mail as an item in document libray so what code in Sharepoint SDk can i use to do this ? an exemple or links dealing with that problem are great. look at SPUtility.SendEmail as for workflows themselves this series has gotten good reviews from my peers http://www.sheltonblog.com/archive/2007/11/04/series-of-sharepoint-workflow-how-to-videos.aspx[^] and includes a demo that is pretty close to the need you describe

There a several places that timeouts can come from, web.config, the page, IIS and the users browser... IIS is usually the culprit. The best way to accelerate a Macintosh is at 9.8m/sec² - Marcus Dolengo

You could use xmlhttprequest, the same thing that you use for AJAX stuff. TadMcClellan.Com

excuse me, but i need your help... first of all, i don't know your answer jeje but i need to know how did you do to make paging work for you??? ah! is just that i don't find the answer anywhere... thanks

it works :sigh: it was a problem in my Program thank you all !!

If you want your client to print a word doc, you'll need to send it to them. Really, none of this question is to do with ASP.NET. You can control Word in C# tho using the Microsoft Tools for Office, and insert your data, creating a new document you'll need your user to open. Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

Yeah, you have to distribute .NET 3.0. You cannot distribute just the WCF components with your app. That IS the installer for "just the components". Since .NET 2.0 is already there, you're only going to get the extensions installed. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008

since { is a "special" character when it comes to formatting, the error you got is once for the fact that u didn`t supply a valid format and second because u didn`t supply any of the objects that need to be formatted. A minimum code change should be sb.AppendFormat("{0:G}","}")