Hi Shashank, shashank veerkar wrote: Is there a free mobile internet explorer simulator, so I can view the result on my desktop? Download the standalone emulator from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=C62D54A5-183A-4A1E-A7E2-CC500ED1F19A&displaylang=en[^], connect it to your network and use PIE from the emulator. cheers, AR

Does the call raise an exception with the error message, or do you get the error message as the contents of the saved file? --- b { font-weight: normal; }

yes you can use it. The use is e.g. in a singleton class with a getter of the instance Regards Hansjörg

Hi Every static variable is stored on the heap, regardless of whether it's declared within a reference type or a value type. There is only one slot in total no matter how many instances are created. (There don't need to be any instances created for that one slot to exist though.) Note that this heap is separate from the normal garbage collected heap - it's known as a "high frequency heap", and there's one per application domain. For further reference please look this article http://www.developerfusion.co.uk/show/4705/2/[^]

Hi there, IMO, let's say you have an application variable. So this variable will be increased by one if there is an user login to your site, and decrease by one if he logs out... Hope you can get the idea.. << >>

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shashank veerkar wrote: i want when installation completes it automatically pop up a readme file in the VS-setup project go to the user interface and add in the End-Section a new dialog form: Readme (or something like that, I use a german version of VS there the name of this dialog is "Infodatei") Hope this helps Ariadne

hi there, take a look on this: System Tray << >>

Hi there, I guess that you need a third party component or web service to do the trick for you. clickety[^]

This is what i do to when using a testfield field is the textfield and countfield is a div showing the amount of remaining chars I dont understand why you are using a div as an inputfield? txtText.Attributes.Add("onkeypress","textCounter('"+txtText.ClientID+"','Main1_createAdvertControl_lblLettersUsed');"); function textCounter(field, countfield) { var maxlimit = 300; f = document.getElementById(field); c = document.getElementById(countfield); if (f.value.length > maxlimit) f.value = f.value.substring(0, maxlimit); else c.innerHTML = maxlimit - f.value.length; } Wyx :cool:

You have to give write/create rights to the Network Service account for that folder.

A csv format replaces tabs with commas so if you can read your table then you can convert from datatable to csv as shown in following pseudo-code: DataTable myTable = GetTableContents(tableName); StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder(); foreach (DataRow row in myTable.Rows){ for (int colIndex = 0; colIndex < myTable.Columns.Count){ if (colIndex != 0) sb.Append(",") sb.Append(row[colIndex].ToString()); } sb.Append("\n"); //or use "\r\n" }

Hi there, The TextBox control having the TextMode property set to Password renders as an input password element at the client side. The value of this emelent is always set to null by default, so to work around this thing you need to do two things: + Add the password value to the Response.Cookies collection at the server side. + Use the client side script to read the password value from the cookie, and it should be running on the client machine, not the server.

Hi there, Perhaps, you can get started with the article posted on CP: Introduction to Mono - ASP.NET with XSP and Apache[^]

Hi, so if that was the case ..initially fill the dataset with the desired format ..like for the above case ..fill with number,name,.,,.etc etc and in textbox leave event handler write the code to traverse inside the dataset and if the match found for number get the corresponding name and fill the desired text box i hope u got!!! With Regards, Vinayaka Shenoy

Here'a a cheap and cheerful answer for two textboxes and two buttons, and it's in VB - but I'm sure you are quite capable of extending it and translating it to C#... purists may grind their teeth, but hey, it works, and that's what counts, right? ;P <%@ Page Language="VB" %> Sub Page_Load(Sender As Object, e As EventArgs) If Not Page.IsPostBack Then Textbox1.Attributes.Add("onblur","document.f1.hidTb.value='';") Textbox2.Attributes.Add("onblur","document.f1.hidTb.value='';") Textbox1.Attributes.Add("onfocus","document.f1.hidTb.value='Textbox1';") Textbox2.Attributes.Add("onfocus","document.f1.hidTb.value='Textbox2';") End If End Sub Sub Submit(Sender As Object, e As EventArgs) If hidTb.Text = "" Then If Sender.ID = "Button1" Then Proc_1() Exit Sub End If If Sender.ID = "Button2" Then Proc_2() Exit Sub End If End If If hidTb.Text = "Textbox1" Then Proc_1() Exit Sub End If If hidTb.Text = "Textbox2" Then Proc_2() Exit Sub End If End Sub Sub Proc_1() ' code to execute when Submit1 is clicked, or 'Enter' hit when focus is in textbox1 lblMsg.Text = "You clicked Submit1 or hit your Enter key while Textbox1 had the focus" End Sub Sub Proc_2() ' code to execute when Submit2 is clicked, or 'Enter' hit when focus is in textbox2 lblMsg.Text = "You clicked Submit2 or hit your Enter key while Textbox2 had the focus" End Sub Bos 1: