i think this is format you are looking for

Well, h1 is a tag not a property. so you cannot set it to your Label control. I could suggest the following: 1. Instead of Label, use h1 tag with runat="server" and a unique id. Then you can access and change the header from you code behind. //In aspx page: <h1 id="MyHeader" runat="server"></h1> //in your code file(C#): MyHeader.InnerHtml = "Blah Blah Blah..."; 2. Instead of using Label, use Literal Control and form the tag from where ever in code behind you want. Hope this will help. Anurag Gandhi. http://www.gandhisoft.com Life is a computer program and every one is the programmer of his own life.

You could use something along the lines of: <a href="javascript:ClickMe();">Click Me</a> funtion ClickMe() { alert('I got clicked!'); } me, me, me

Thanks guys! Abhishek, as I mentioned I wanted to mimicks the mouse click event (i.e the exact same thing that happens when a user uses a mouse to click on something) but instead I'm trying to do it from the tab button....so having said that how's an alert dialog box going to help. When the tab is hit and the user hits enter on the link, this event needs to fire so that the other code (which we already have that opens up another page will execute, so my problem is to make this work within these constraints, i cant just show the user an alert box! Can you elaborate on this a little bit, thanks guys! ~Tina   :omg:

Tina P wrote: this is all done from a ASP .net page and that's why the questions was published in this section But it's not related to ASP.NET, it's just vanilla C#, it could be in any C# project. Tina P wrote: Please educate me if there's a separate location pertaiing to questions regarding such data structures and their use C# forum for general C# questions Tina P wrote: Now my question is that I'm not familiar with Dictionary data structure, so I'm not sure how is stuff functioning in the code that I'm looking at right now written by someone else with no cmments or documentation... OK, well, that's another question. You have a dictionary, and when you look up a key, the value you get back is another dictionary. So, you could use this, for example, to create a grid, look up x first, then y. Of course, you'd usually use a 2D array for that, but the point is, to get to the data you want, you obvously need to look up two values, not one. It's just a dictionary, twice. You provide two keys to get to the end value. Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.

Run the svcutil.exe command line app located in your VS2005 installation folder hierarchy. See the online docs for the app's command line args. svcutil.exe is what runs when you do Add | Service Reference from the VS200x GUI. /ravi My new year resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | My .NET bits | Freeware ravib(at)ravib(dot)com

Apperenlty, it not Aspose PDF but Aspose Words which has this functionality. :) Here [^]is an article explaining how to do that. Manas Bhardwaj Please remember to rate helpful or unhelpful answers, it lets us and people reading the forums know if our answers are any good.

Hi Tina, I would suggest you to go with a event subscription based model to achieve this. Please see Observer Pattern for details. Make one project for Subject & Define all the other dll projects as observers. Let me know if you want to see a working code of it. Regards, Rahul Shukla

Hello Christian, Well yes and No...the front end (UI) is all asp .Net but as I said in my original post, it is a COM callable wrapper written in C# that deals with the web services moving forward. Not sure what you are trying to say....but if you are implying that I shouldn't have put it out here, well there wasn't any other category where I'd have this topic. Also, is there an API (built in .Net class that lets you do that? Thanks

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Hi, Can u also pls send yr SP code as well. Regards Anil Pal

Yes, but you need to alter your web.config like this: Now create two folders in your App_Code, VB_Code and CS_Code. It's even possible to call up a VB function from C# code and I believe, vice-versa. I'm using VS 2005. Hope this helps

Hey there, thanks for the response...I ended up using float as well....but yeah I'm using Divs and span...as opposed to Tables. Thanks for the help though! Tina

Thank you guys, both of ya'll are great...I appreciate the help. However; this thing is pretty small (i.e. the content of the email is probably gonna be a few lines) so we should be ok there. Thanks once again. Tina

Hi, Tina P wrote: SQL server 2005 express edition (120) day trial If you installed Express Edition, it's actually not a trial and won't expire after 120 days. It's free to use. Tina P wrote: its not showing me the database that comes with the SQL server basis install (such as Northwind and Punlishers etc) First thing is that os the database runniong. Check your services (SQLExpress...) to make sure it's started. After that, you have to create a connection: - open server explorer - select Data Connections , right click and select Add connection... - in the dialog define the server name for example in format machinename\instancename. You can check the instance name from your Windows services (the instance name is in parenthesis). After that you should have a connection. Then another thing is that there are no sample databases shipped along the server anymore. You can download and instal AdventureWorks (which is a newer sample database) from: http://www.codeplex.com/MSFTDBProdSamples/Release/ProjectReleases.aspx?ReleaseId=18407[^] Hope this helps, Mika The need to optimize rises from a bad design.My articles[^]