Hi, can somebody give me a hint or an example on how to access the members of a SharepointServer site as they are listed in the security settings via C# (I plan to access them as part in a web part) ? Thanks in advance for any help

thank you for the clarification.

hello, I have a little question: Does C# 3 gets delivered together with .net framework 3.0 ? Because I installed .net framework 3.0 RC1 and Orcas but I don't get C# 3 snippets compiled. If it's not in the .net framework 3.0 package can I download the compiler somewhere else, is it already available? Thank you.

Ask your question in the correct forum (read: Do not post programming questions (use the programming forums for that) !!! and maybe you'll get an answer

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Hello, does anyone know if the dialog shown by the ImageEditor (where you can also select Images from your resource-files) in Visual Studio is available as a class somewhere...I would like to invoke it directly without the ImageEditor class used as argument for the EditorAttribute...I tried already to use ImageEditor.EditValue directly (in a method invoked at design-time) but nothing happens. Thank you

thanks for the help....but I want to get all the forms programmatically at design-time...I need this for a custom control I develop.

hello, does anyone know a way to access all the Forms that are available in an application at design-time in Visual Studio? I need to get access even to Forms that are currently not opened in Visual Studio, getting the class names of these forms would be enough, then I could instantiate them by myself. Thank you

Hello, when I add a custom ToolStripItem (derived as shown below) to a ToolStrip at designtime in Visual Studio 2005, it crashes Visual Studio after ca. 3-4 times adding...although my class works quite well when I add it manually to the ToolStrip at runtime... This error seems to arise only when I use the DateTimePicker control, with other controls there are no problems... [ToolStripItemDesignerAvailability( ToolStripItemDesignerAvailability.ToolStrip)] public class ToolStripDateTimeItem : ToolStripControlHost { public ToolStripDateTimeItem() : base(new DateTimePicker()) {} } So here is my question: does anybody got this kind of problem as well...and if so, is there a Service Pack already available for VS 2005 which solves this problem? -- modified at 10:01 Friday 21st July, 2006

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ey..no reason to insult me !!! :mad:

definetely agreed....one second faster than me :rolleyes:

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it was 42..when you're referring to Hitchhikers Guide to Galaxy ;-)

try ngen.exe (native image generator)...it precompiles an assembly... call it like this: ngen - install NameOfAssembly

Thank you for your help..... it's better now...but with controls on it (like some standard buttons) when the panel grows (I mean when it sliders to the right) it still has some problems... here is the code: public partial class LeftSidedSliderPanel : Panel //, IMessageFilter { public static List allPanels = new List(); private int headerWidth = 30; private bool animating = false; private Timer slideEffectTimer; public int HeaderWidth { get { return headerWidth; } set { headerWidth = value; } } public LeftSidedSliderPanel() { InitializeComponent(); allPanels.Add(this); this.Disposed += delegate { allPanels.Remove(this); }; this.DoubleBuffered = true; // Application.AddMessageFilter(this); } public void Stop() { if (this.slideEffectTimer != null) { this.slideEffectTimer.Stop(); } if (hoverTimer != null) { hoverTimer.Stop(); } //preparing for more speed for (int i = 0; i < this.Controls.Count; i++) { this.Controls[i].ResumeLayout(); } animating = false; } private void StartSliding(int targetValue) { if (animating) { return; } this.animating = true; this.SuspendLayout(); //preparing for more speed for (int i = 0; i < this.Controls.Count; i++) { this.Controls[i].SuspendLayout(); } this.slideEffectTimer = new Timer(); this.slideEffectTimer.Interval = 10; int difference = 40;// 40; if (this.Location.X > targetValue + difference) //get smaller { difference = 20; } int tempDifference = difference; this.slideEffectTimer.Tick += delegate { if (difference <= 0) { difference = tempDifference; } if (this.Location.X > targetValue + difference) //get smaller { User32.MoveWindow(t

thank you for this advice..but this doesn't help because I move the panel by changing its location to achieve the slider effect...so DoubleBuffered doesn't help..(I also tried it already with no effect).

Hello, I want to slide a panel like f.e. toolbox in Visual Studio. It works fine...as long as there are no further controls on it, then it gets interrupted quite often (I guess because it repaints the controls on it every time) while applying the slide effect which looks ugly... I tried several things, but nothing worked...any ideas or suggestions? thanks. -- modified at 13:48 Saturday 4th March, 2006

Hi, I would like to know an elegant way to correct smaller errors in a xml document when reading it f.e. when a tag is instead of as it should be. Thanks in advance -- modified at 16:19 Saturday 25th February, 2006