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To run your test project from NCover you have to do some settings- 1-NCover does not run test cases it uses NUnit for it in your Test project go to -> properties->debug and set start up external project as nunit.exe ( give full path) 2- for command line argument write assembly name of your test project e.g. testproject.dll Now when u will run NCover it will start Nunit and Nunit will take your assembly as project.... Try it Ethan Hunt 008 "Licensed to Code" 10th Cloud Corp Banglaore India

Best suggestion I can offer is to download Process Explorer[^] and see which process is using all the CPU time. If you post which process that is, maybe we can help. Windows XP has a flaw in Explorer where, if you right-click a file that isn't selected, and the Task Pane has to adjust its size, a thread goes into an infinite loop and uses 100% of one processor (or physical or logical core on dual-core or hyperthreading processors). This condition goes away once you dismiss the context menu. If the process is a svchost.exe process, or 'System' (which isn't a true processes), then double-click it, and go to the Threads tab. This will show the threads running in the process - make a note of the one that's using the CPU time. For best results, download and install the Debugging Tools for Windows[^], set the _NT_SYMBOL_PATH environment variable for access to the Microsoft Symbol Server (see here[^] for how to do this), and point Process Explorer to the Debugging Tools version of dbghelp.dll via Options, Configure Symbols. Stability. What an interesting concept. -- Chris Maunder

You need to be a little creative. I would suggest creating a user control formatted the way you want. Then pass the user control the heading and dataset (3 records). Use the loadcontrol option to dynamically add them to your page. Or have a dropdownlist that filters the checkbox. how vital enterprise application are for proactive organizations leveraging collective synergy to think outside the box and formulate their key objectives into a win-win game plan with a quality-driven approach that focuses on empowering key players to drive-up their core competencies and increase expectations with an all-around initiative to drive up the bottom-line. But of course, that's all a "high level" overview of things --thedailywtf 3/21/06

Nice one bruvver

read up on the page life cycle[^]. Coulda, woulda, shoulda doesn't matter if you don't.

You can also try to capture the KeyPress event on the text box and check the user input. void TextBox1_KeyPress(object sender, System.Windows.Forms.KeyPressEventArgs e) { if(!Char.IsDigit(e.KeyChar) && e.KeyChar != (char)8) { e.Handled = true; } else { e.Handled = false; } } (char) 8 is the backspace key...so the user can actually delete the entry as well !

I know the feeling - all around :)

If your data to diplay is as simple as string, then you can use the CheckBoxList control, because this control basically provides a multi selection checkbox group and each item of the control should be simple. In your case, if each row contains many things in there, then you might consider using a data-bound control like the DataGrid, DataList or Repeater control ( assuming you are using the ASP.NET 1.1). In the Item template you simply use the CheckBox control with its id for user selection, in the Click event handler you simply do a checking on the Checked property of this CheckBox to see what you should do, and in fact you don't need to worry about the Id of the checkbox control.

Hi there, Looks like you set the Id of the button as "submit". If this is the case, you simply replace with another name.

If you are using links, you can use linkbuttons instead, and when you generate an itemcommand event from the repeater, you can have this x value in the commandargument property of the linkbutton, and simply set this value into the session variable. daniero

Hi sroberts82, My guess is that you have put this code in the page_load event, but everytime the page makes a post this code is executed, so what you need to do is enclose this initialization code inside this: if(!this.IsPostBack){ //Initialization code box.Checked = true; } This will be executed only the first time a user enters the page and not on subsequent posts. daniero

If I remember correctly that is impossible. "People who never make mistakes, never do anything." My Blog

Sorry, i thought you were running you project from within VS. I dont know of a mechanism to write debug output once the project is deployed. Apart from writing your own Logger?

Hi roberts, May be you are looking for this information?[^] daniero

You simly use a Literal control or Label control in the web page .aspx, then assign the html markup to the Text property of those control in code-behind. You can see the link below to see how to choose a right control: ASP.NET Server Controls by Function[^]

Mr.Prakash wrote: Hi might be doing his college project Yes, that's why I said, it's a good idea to write these things to learn, but once he enters the real world, he shouldn't be using his own list class. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++

typedef struct tagRS { int nCount; char szData[1]; } RS, *LPRS; ++++++++++ int nSizeYouNeedForData; LPRS pMem = malloc(sizeof(RS) + sizeof(char)*nSizeYouNeedForData)); pMem->nCount = nSizeYouNeedForData; memcpy(pMem->szData, From..., nSizeYouNeedForData); // Keep in mind element in char szData[1]; // should be always last ! // Code below is WRONG and BAD //typedef struct tagRS //{ //char szData[1]; //int nCount; //} RS, *LPRS; // GOOD typedef struct tagRS { int nCount; char szData[1]; } RS, *LPRS; :)

it's allocating (uplinkMap->numberUL_MAP_IE + 2) * sizeof(UplinkMapIE) bytes. sizeof(UplinkMapIE) is the size of the UplinkMapIE structure (or class). so, it's allocating room for (uplinkMap->numberUL_MAP_IE + 2) UplinkMapIE structs. then it's assigning the return from malloc to a pointer to an UplinkMapIE. Cleek | Image Toolkits | Thumbnail maker