you can't do Serial Port communications unless you use .NET framework 2.0, which includes the SerialPort class. ~~~ From Milano to The Hague, easy as it goes ~~~

Can't do it. Unless you extend the class and add custom functionality. It would take about 10 or 15 lines of code public class MyHyperlinkColumn : HyperlinkColumn { ... } 1 line of code equals many bugs. So don't write any!!

there are two possibilities... each with a different difficulty degree. First (Difficult). Without doing a postback, you can invoke an ajax method when you click the button, and then call any other javascript code you need. Second (Easiest). Do postback, execute button's click event, and just before the end of the event add something like this: registerstartupscript("buttonclicked","/* your javascript code here */") then, when the page reaches the client again, this script will be executed. Two options, may be there's more but these are the ones I can think of. Hope this helps :). daniero

Hi there, You need to reinsert the script to cause the page to post back since it is overwritten at the client side by your sample script: Me.TreeView1.Attributes.Add("oncheck", clickHandler1 & " if (this.clickedNodeIndex != null) this.queueEvent('oncheck', this.clickedNodeIndex)") Also, you need to make sure that the AutoPostBack property is set to true.

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Hi there, When you have a problem with color/image printing, you may check in the Internet Options, in the Advanced tab, under Printing section, tick the check box "Print ...". However, to be honest I'm not sure with what you are asking.

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Hai Payal, I also experienced same problem while creating web applications.How I solved is that....If you are placing the picture as OLE object in .rpt page,then it will not work..this is because,on uploading,the picture path cannot be stored as relative...it will always look for correct system path. u just go to the .aspx page from which u r manipulating the db/table columns.then place the picture properly where u wnt to .give the path as eg.(images/picname.*) .then u see...ur problem will be alright. with regards.....rameez

Hi, First you must register your crystal reports with the register number, that is in the about option in your visul studio. To register crystal reports, go to your report, rigth click and then register option. Once you did it, in your deployable class, you must add the followind files: o Crystal_Database_Access2003.msm o Crystal_Database_Access2003_esn.msm o Crystal_Managed2003.msm o Crystal_Managed2003_esn.msm o Crystal_regwiz2003.msm You'll find these files adding a combination module. I don't remember where, but in this class, you must add the register number too.

Dave Kreskowiak wrote: For you, Access is an option. For me, I don't find it appropriate for any multi-user system. But I knew that all along. :laugh: It's futile to argue with a fencepost about the hole that it's in. I engage in these discussions only for the benefit of people who are open to evaluation of arguments that are more technically compelling than "it is a piece of shit" . :) Robert

I seem to remember why that didn't work now. Try: Shell "CMD /C D:\\TEMP.TXT" RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome

If the website is well configured, those files should be there already. Otherwise you have to run the asp.net configuration command for that website (I forgot the details about that). As you know the WebUIValidation.JS file includes all the CLIENTSIDE validation scripts for your asp.net app. So if it is not found it won't be able to validate your page using client side scripting. But one important thing is that this client side validation doesn't work with browsers such as FireFox, ASP.NET falls back on Server side validation for these browsers. And for server side validation you need to provide the code I just gave you. (Check you dev site with Firefox for example and you'll see that you'll get exactly the same problem as with your live site). So plan of action: - Check your dev site with Firefox for example, and see that client validation doesn't work, and server validation is "skipped" (actually it is being executed, but your dbase code will also be executed). - Update your code so it will include page.isValid() before executing any code that depends on a valid form input. - Configure your live site, so that it includes the right client side script files And that's it. Gidon

U should ideally code in the itemCreated event of datagrid if u r adding / modifying controls at runtime.

If someone has the database open in Access it will be locked exclusive. Also, make sure your application is running under an account that has Read and Write rights to the folder where your database resides. If you don't have Write access, then your database will appear locked. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome

You can modify the literal control's event's like so: btnSubmit.Attributes.Add( "onclick", "setDefaultText( e, 'Default Text', '" + txtTest.ClientID + "' );" ); View Source: on your aspx page or in a .js file: function setDefaultText(e, newText, target) { var elt = document.getElementById(target); elt.value = newText; } That's the gyst of it. You may have to play around with it a little. Attributes.Add gives you a way to control the attributes of a server control when it is generated by the server. Be careful. You can overwrite attributes that the server may need. For instance submit buttons tend to have a doPostBack Event for the onclick attribute. these can be dealt with, but this will get you started. -- Life's a journey, not a destination

Easy. Get the appropriate rights to delete the file. That's the error that was returned. You, or the account that your app is running under, does not have sufficient rights to the file your trying to delete. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome