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Re: Graph/Chart control

Pranay Rana4-Mar-10 19:30

Pranay Rana

4-Mar-10 19:30

Report viewer control is part of asp.net just have look once or google it.

Re: Graph/Chart control

carlecomm7-Mar-10 14:50

carlecomm

7-Mar-10 14:50

Hi, you can try ZedGraph. Good luck!

User Written Functions

asdrog4-Mar-10 13:37

asdrog

4-Mar-10 13:37

I have a series of functions for manipulating strings, doing route distance calculations......
In ASP I wuold have placed them in an include file, linked the file and that was it.

Can anyone help me do the same in ASP.net? Where do I store them and how do I attach them so I can call them, idealy as a strongly typed item?

Many thanks
John

Re: User Written Functions

FyreWyrm4-Mar-10 14:44

FyreWyrm

4-Mar-10 14:44

Why not put all of your methods in a class library. If all they do is take in a string, change it, and spit it back out you can make the methods static and you don't have to instantiate any classes to use them.

Don't blame me. I voted for Chuck Norris.

Re: User Written Functions

Abhijit Jana4-Mar-10 16:59

Abhijit Jana

4-Mar-10 16:59

Yes, You can put the in a class Library and add the dll as reference in your project, or you can use as StringUtility Class in App_Code Folder.

Re: User Written Functions

Pranay Rana4-Mar-10 19:05

Pranay Rana

4-Mar-10 19:05

if this is the utility function than you convert it in extension methods

check following links for more details

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb383977.aspx[^]

http://www.devsource.com/c/a/Languages/Implementing-Extension-Methods-in-C/[^]

Re: User Written Functions

asdrog5-Mar-10 4:09

asdrog

5-Mar-10 4:09

Thanks
Looks like a dll is the answer.
Will have to look at how to manually make them (batch file...) as do not have full Visual Studio, just web express.

Compare Validator

FEMDEV4-Mar-10 5:23

FEMDEV

4-Mar-10 5:23

Hi,
I have a compare validator which compares the email and confirm email text boxes on my page.
Is there anyway that I could trim the spaces at the start and end of these email address and then get them compared by the control?
As is expected, It gives error if there is space at the end of either text boxes.

Thanks

Re: Compare Validator

Brij4-Mar-10 5:51

Brij

4-Mar-10 5:51

I dont think it is possible.You can use custome validator for this

Cheers!!
Brij

Re: Compare Validator

Pranay Rana4-Mar-10 6:16

Pranay Rana

4-Mar-10 6:16

on thing you can do is use onblur event and create one javascript function which remove white space from the text box

hope this will help you

Re: Compare Validator

Dinesh Mani4-Mar-10 18:08

Dinesh Mani

4-Mar-10 18:08

Adding to Pranay Rana's solution, trim the spaces in a javascript function on blur and then trigger the validation using the Page_ClientValidate() method to ensure that the compare validation is done after the trim.

HTH!

Re: Compare Validator

FEMDEV4-Mar-10 23:20

FEMDEV

4-Mar-10 23:20

Thanks all.

Re: Compare Validator

4anusha44-Mar-10 18:37

4anusha4

4-Mar-10 18:37

string s=Textbox.Text.TrimEnd().TrimStart();

Styling the Ajax ComboBox

paper674-Mar-10 4:47

paper67

4-Mar-10 4:47

Hi,

I want to change the UI look of a ComboBox, so when I hover over a list item
I want to change the backgroundcolor of the hovered item. Therefore I use the
ListItemHoverCssClass property of the ComboBox as follows :

<asp:ComboBox ID="Combo1" runat="server" Width="80px" AutoPostBack="True"
   ListItemHoverCssClass="ComboListItemHover">
   <asp:ListItem Text="Item1" Selected="True" />
   <asp:ListItem Text="Item2" />
   <asp:ListItem Text="Item3" />
   <asp:ListItem Text="Item4" />
</asp:ComboBox>

In my CSS file, I do :

<br />
.ComboListItemHover<br />
{<br />
   background-color: #F2D429;<br />
}<br />

Why doesn't that work ?

tia

Re: Styling the Ajax ComboBox

Arindam Tewary4-Mar-10 22:07

Arindam Tewary

4-Mar-10 22:07

It is good to check the basic things like whether CSS file has been "linked" and the link is given appropitely(path is proper or not). Poke tongue | ;-P

.... !!! Couple of time I do forget to link the CSS Wink | ;)

Thanks,
Arindam D Tewary

Re: Styling the Ajax ComboBox

paper675-Mar-10 3:42

paper67

5-Mar-10 3:42

It is properly linked. I have other styles defined in the CSS file that work properly.

if/else condition in a repeater item

benams4-Mar-10 2:56

benams

4-Mar-10 2:56

I have a repeater bounded from a list of classes. I want to check if one the class' properties is equal to "str" for any repeater's items, but I get an error when trying to do it.
I try to do it like this:
<asp:Repeater ID="rpt" runat="server" DataSource="<%#airplanes %>">
<ItemTemplate>
<% if (Eval("Tail") == "str")
{ %>
<asp:LinkButton ID="lnb" runat="server" Text="click here!" />
<% }
else
{ %>
<asp:Label ID="lbl" runat="server" Text="expired..." />
<% } %>
</ItemTemplate>
</asp:Repeater>

Re: if/else condition in a repeater item

Not Active4-Mar-10 3:00

Not Active

4-Mar-10 3:00

and what error do you get?

I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

Re: if/else condition in a repeater item

T M Gray4-Mar-10 5:14

T M Gray

4-Mar-10 5:14

Inline logic is not the way to do that kind of thing. If you want your repeater to act differently based on the data is it binding to you need to use OnItemDataBound[^]

Re: if/else condition in a repeater item

PunkIsNotDead4-Mar-10 11:56

PunkIsNotDead

4-Mar-10 11:56

use

ASP.NET

<%# if (Eval("Tail").ToString() == "str")
{ %>

The Eval result is an object, not a string! Smile | :)

good luck!

Re: if/else condition in a repeater item

xbmly4-Mar-10 17:43

xbmly

4-Mar-10 17:43

code hightlighting while submitting article

Ashok Nalam4-Mar-10 2:48

Ashok Nalam

4-Mar-10 2:48

Hi,

I have a requirement on code highlighting.
Whenever user submits an article from editor if it is related to .net code i want to display like what visual studio does( in the color format eg public key word as blue color,comment like green..etc).
It should support both C# and VB.NET.
Can anyone tell me how to do this any free tool available. i want to do web application.

Ashok Nalam

modified on Friday, March 5, 2010 3:37 AM

Re: code hightlighting while submitting article

sriharsha_124-Mar-10 22:44

sriharsha_12

4-Mar-10 22:44

when u read line by line from editor, u should compare the words...if it matches any pattern then color them accordingly...if the pattern matches a comment until the end of line u need to mark it as green...

Authentication and Membership

#realJSOP4-Mar-10 2:17

#realJSOP

4-Mar-10 2:17

I have a publicly accessible website. I want to create a folder that will contain pages that I want to require login for access. Essentially, I will be the only person that will be able to access the pages in this folder.

I don't want to use SQL Server for membership, and I would like to avoid doing anything in IIS if possible. What is the best way to implement this?

I have a custom membership provider that uses XML files for storing users, if that helps.

.45 ACP - because shooting twice is just silly
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Re: Authentication and Membership

Not Active4-Mar-10 3:02

Not Active

4-Mar-10 3:02

Are you looking for something like this[^]

I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

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