Comments by kornakar (Top 33 by date)

Ok great :) If the answer helped you out then please mark it as accepted. Thanks!

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Please don't use the "answer question" button for commenting.

Well it's hard to give any advice without any error messages or code. Maybe you should create a new question about the saving issue (this one is too long already :).

Yes it will work with any application. The "ConsoleApplication" in the example is the *namespace* of the application. I don't know what's your application's namespace so I just made an example.

Just put the SaveResource method in your code and call it in your button1 event like: SaveResource("WindowsFormsApplication1.patch.dll", @"C:\progra..."). (I guess your app's namespace is "WindowsFormsApplication1" :)

I updated my answer. Please mark the answer as accepted if you find it helpful. Thanks! :)

Have you debugged the code so that you're sure that the UnlockUser method actually gets called?

I think you need a list which hold all the instances of the bullets. Then you can make a loop that moves each bullet and checks coillisions. Also it seems that rockettmr only moves *one* rocket, so maybe the loop should be there (for each rocket in me.controls or something).

I think you should avoid using global variables as much as possible. Try to think another way of doing what you want (cookies perhaps, or a database?).

You could set up a virtual pc and test it.

You could put a breakpoint to the gridview's CellStyleChanged event to see when the color is changed.

This is not good: what if a record is deleted? Then the next number will be a one already used. The EmployerID must be kept in another table in order to make it unique.

I think you can't. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2252619/prevent-xsinil-true-on-nullable-value-types-when-serializing-to-xml

You could try nullable types for that.
public int? result1; // notice the question mark
result1.Value = null;

Maybe the font isn't installed on the 2003 server?

Is the LinkBase.extendedLinks property set to public? And you're sure it's called extendedLinks and not ExtendedLinks?

This seems the most appropriate solution. Thanks.

I don't understand what I should do with TextChanged. I only wanted to set the MaxLength property once the form is loaded (not every time the text changes).

So this is impossible to do inside the control? I have no choice but to create a base form and move the logic there?

Maybe you should set PictureBox's SizeMode to AutoSize (or resize it manually)?

I'm sorry if I was unclear. First you must make the PB and the Panel as big as you wish. Then when you make the panel smaller than the PB, the scroll bars will appear.

Please ignore the tag at the end of the code block; it's somehow automatically added by pre tag...

Why don't you install the SQL server on the same server where the ClickOnce is installed?

"It like other answer in the web".

Well that's because it's the correct answer. What else do you want me to add? The whole source code for your program?

You have TWO different instances of the page, the one you're clicking the button on, and the another you create manyally on Page_Load. The one you see on your browser is initialized by ASP.NET engine and that's why the TextBox1 has an instance. However, the class A is just manyally created and doesn't get initialized (TextBox1 is null). I suggest you to read a few articles about classes and references etc.

Reason for my vote of 1
This is really large issue, we can't just do the work for you. Do some searching first.
Oh and please look out for that caps lock next time.

webRequest.Proxy = WebRequest.DefaultWebProxy

Now waiting for my 20 :P

I don't understand why my answer was voted as 1. It works perfectly. The other answer voted 5 loads a GIF file and saves it as JPG with random name :(