I'm not sure why it wouldn't work after you'd added the Page.Validate()line, does it give an error? You've commented out the condition the condition, but you haven't commented out Label.Text = "OK" so every time you click the button it will set the labels text to OK regardless of what you do on the page.

Hi BigMish2, You need to validate the page before you can tell if it's valid:

Page.Validate()
If Page.IsValid Then
Label.Text = "OK"
Else
Label.Text = "Bad"
End If

I hope this helps. Ryan

Hi Brendan,

.NET Enthusiast wrote:

What's wrong with 1234.234?

Sorry, I think I slightly misunderstood your question, I thought you wanted 3 digits each side of the decimal place. If that's not the case then you might want to try this instead: ^[-+]?\d+(\.\d{3})?$ - this will allow you to have as many numbers as you like in front of the decimal place but only 3 after it. To be honest I wouldn't have a clue how to reformat the number after losing focus on the text box, my javascript isn't very good. Sorry. All the expressions I've given you only except numbers. Thanks, Ryan

Hi Brendan, This might help: ^[-+]?[0-9]\d{0,2}(\.\d{1,3})?$ - this will allow numbers like 1, -1.1, 123.456 but not 1234.234, 123.4567 or 1234.4567. ^[-+]?[0-9]\d{2}(\.\d{3})?$ - this will only allow numbers like 123.456 or -123.246. I hope this helps. Ryan

Hi Sritha, You could use a custom validator to do this, this might help[^].

Sorry, my mistake, I didn't realise it was a windows application. How about trying this:

Dim obj As Object
For Each obj In clb_employee.CheckedItems
strValue = obj.ToString
Next obj

Hopefully this will work better for you.

Hi Mc--Gann, The code bellow should help:

'loop through check box list
For i=0 To clb_employee.Items.Count - 1

If clb_employee.Items(i).Selected Then
'Do something with the selected value
strValue = clb_employee.Items(i).Value.ToString

End If

Next

I hope this helps.

Hi Karthick_gc, Have you tried doing it like this:

xmlHttp.open("GET","ResponserFile.aspx?id=" + id + "&name=" + nam + "&cell=" + cel + "&bool=true");

I'm assuming that id, nam and cel are variables. Then to retrieve the data on the form you would use:

Request.QueryString["id"]
Request.QueryString["name"]
Request.QueryString["cell"]
Request.QueryString["bool"]

I hope this helps. Ryan

No, you shouldn't need to change the code-behind.

Hi meeram395, Validation groups might solve your problem. So if you change the first button and the custom validator like so:

and then for the second button and custom validator:

asp:CustomValidator ID="DocumentUploadedCustomValidator" runat="server" Display="Dynamic" ErrorMessage="CustomValidator" OnServerValidate="DocumentUploadedCustomValidator_ServerValidate" ValidationGroup="ValGroup2">

So the first button will only validate ValGroup1 and the second button will only validate ValGroup2. I hope this helps. Ryan

Just using the file you have, not as far as I know. If you had access to the database, I'm told that you could export the data from SQL 2005 and then import it into SQL 2000, but I haven't done this before and so I can't really tell you exactly how to go about it.

Hi JK, It looks to me like you client is using SQL 2005, which isn't backwards compatible with SQL 2000. Ryan

Sorry, my mistake. How about something like this:

Control myControl = new Control();
foreach (Control c in this.Controls)
{
if (c.Name == "lblName")
{
myControl = c;
}
}

Hi Fred, Would the following solve your problem:

lbl = new Label();
lbl = (Label)FindControl("lblName");

Ryan