In the same window a seperate form has to open.. suppose in my Form1 i have Register, QuoteReq,PaymentForm like that links are there. when i click Register link the page has to be redirected to Register form which is a new one.... I want the new form to be open in the same window ...The design for all the forms are same... only controls are different...
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Urgent rpelyhai I have created a Main Form in vb.net(windows application) in that main form i have 4 Link buttons like Register,QuoteReq form etc.. when i click the register Link that will go to the Register form..the code wt i used there is Dim obj as New RegForm obj.show() wen i run it is going to the regform but that is opening in a seperate window...For every click a seperate window is opening..i want the new form in the same window only....can any one help....
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GridView Controlyes...........I have taken the control from VS2005.
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GridView Controli have used GridView Control. I have access the data using ms-access.. In the table i have selected paging........There are totally 2 pages are there..........when i click the 2nd page it is going to the second page but when i click the 1 st page the page is not coming back.Can anyone solve this problem ? Thanks in advance
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server side state mgmtsorry.....I dont find any link in ur reply...........
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server side state mgmtthat is ok with me........But may i know what is difference between state server and SQL server.........In wat cases they use......I mean the need?
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server side state mgmtMay i know what is the difference between State server and SQL server modes and also about Inproc? In which scenarios they are used? Tell me in which scenarios they are used? Thanks in advance,
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setup project vs setup wizardcan anyone tell me what are the differences between setup project and setup wizard.........? Thanks in advance,
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DLLIn composite control, i have created a child control....what are the arguments can i give for that child controls.. Thanks in advance:)
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childcontrolswhat are the arguments i can provide for child controls...
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DLLhow DLL file will be generated in .net?
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DLLHow DLL will create in custom controls(in our application)
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lDLL'show DLL's will be created in custom controls(in our application):)
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configuaration filecan anyone explain what is the difference b/w machine.config and web.config
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exception classesthanx ben..;)
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exception classesIn .net we have try catch and final blocks are there...or anymore...like throw and throws ..i think they are in java...is it in .net too...can anybody tell and explain abt them.?
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access modifiersdo u have any idea abt satellite assembly?:laugh:
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access modifiersProtected internal ………meaning is protected or internal…which is selected by including Both a protected and an internal modifier in the member declaration. The intuitive meaning of protected internal is “access limited to this program or types derived from the containing class. Protected internal is a union of protected and internal in terms of providing access but not restricting. Meaning Inherited types, even though they belong to a different assembly, have access to the protected internal members Types that reside in the same assembly, even if they are not derived from the type; also have access to the protected internal members
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intenal and internal protected'internal' means any class in the same assembly can access it. 'protected' means any class that any inheriting class can access it. 'internal protected' (or 'protected internal' ) means that any class in the same assembly AND any inheriting class can access it. example for internal : If application contains 2 files Assembly1.cs, Assembly2.cs If the first file contains a class (base class) (i.e. in assembly1) The second file is in assembly2…. If u want to access the base class of assembly1 in assembly2 then u can’t access it…this is the concept of Internal… In .Net 2.0 you can have 'friend' assemblies. If you make an assembly a 'friend' of another then it will have access to anything marked internal as if it was in the same assembly
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access modifiersthanks, some what i have cleared..
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