priyank_ldce wrote: Now I know how to pass string parameters in it but I am not able to pass server control as user control parameter. As you said you are passing the string parameter then how can you pass control as parameter to your control i think am confused :confused: Thanks and Regards Sandeep If If you look at what you do not have in life, you don't have anything, If you look at what you have in life, you have everything... "

Hi, I think that you can use two solutions. First, you can create windows service which will do something automatically. In another way, you can create simple tool which will send e-mails and configure Windows "Schedule Task" to run it. You can send e-mails using .NET Framework. But you also can create stored procedure for SQL Server fo e-mail sending. How to do this see here. If you will do this using SQL Server only, you can run this stired procedure using osql.exe in BAT-files.

Protected Sub GridView1_RowDeleting(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Web.UI.WebControls.GridViewDeleteEventArgs) Handles GridView1.RowDeleting e.Cancel = True End Sub I hope it should work. http://www.tsspltd.com

priyank_ldce wrote: Yes I am using content place holder. Well, if you are using Content place holder, then what is the issue ? FindControl() is not working for you ? My Website | Ask smart questions

As both the letters found in the alphabet and the individual order of the characters is not a universal constant you can't universily say you can do this in Unicode nor ASCII. If the task is more specific to convert the characters a-z as typically defined in a US/UK alphabet, then yes - you can do it in both Unicode and ASCII. The first 127 character points in Unicode match the 127 characters of ASCII.

You can use a PlaceHolder control. On every click of the button event, create a dropdownlist and add it to the PlaceHolder protected void btnCreateDropDown_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { PlaceHolder phDropdownlist = new PlaceHolder(); DropDownList dropdown = new DropDownList(); // Use your logic to give the dropdown an ID and a logic to find which data needs // to bind to each of the dropdowns dropdown.ID = "SomeName"; dropdown.DataSource = dataset1; dropdown.DataTextField = "Text"; dropdown.DataValueField = "Value"; dropdown.DataBind(); phDropdownlist.Controls.Add(dropdown); }

No, you can't. though the technology is same, the .NET framework architecture is complete different from the classic ASP version. But You can integrate a webpart that is developed in ASP into ASP.NET application. Regards John

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Hi, NSIS is a opensource freeware installer generator for windows. I used it for simple installation. I hope it has features that support your requirement. It has scripting to customise installer. please check this http://nsis.sourceforge.net/Main_Page[^]

Why it doesnt work? WhiteSky

I actually rated you too my surprise, good answer. I do not know what he is looking for exactly, but Win32 implies they want to know. INTP "Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence."Edsger Dijkstra

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I think Mike's onto something here; the error message is describing exactly what's wrong. See here[^] for more details. Steve

Thanks, It works for BYTE myByteArray[]={{0x09}, {0x31}, {0x21}}; but I want to use the same variable for many time. How can I enter new values after sometime?

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hi Is ur another function where u r getting the value is defined in same file ,where u are declaring the char *picArray as global. The more globas u use,will create more problem when the application grows big. So pls make try to avoid it VIBIN "Fool's run away,where angle's fear to tread"