Comments by Lin Jiamei

Lin Jiamei 1-Feb-14 17:16pm View

And it does not add an extra space in your database if (e.g) nvarchar10 did not reach 10 digits.

Lin Jiamei 28-Jan-14 12:35pm View

Are you really supposed to use a button? If not, I suggest using a link button and add the glossy html design. So it will be like you still have the html button but the clickable area is just the link button.

Lin Jiamei 28-Jan-14 12:30pm View

Do you mean, you want all the numbers in the in the calendar control to be in a row? What do you mean by "above display only months and dates ."?

Lin Jiamei 1-Dec-13 9:51am View

Is there a way to make this work without using a database?

Lin Jiamei 26-Nov-13 13:23pm View

I despise myself for using session as some sort of variable (only) in the past. Now I see so much to learn of it.

Lin Jiamei 26-Nov-13 13:05pm View

Wow, I always thought that both the session and cookies were stored client side.. And here I used cookies because only of the expire thing. Thank you for telling me this! I will definitely use the session but store some on cookies too. Hoping that will lessen the load on the server and I want to learn this cookie thing.

Lin Jiamei 26-Nov-13 12:56pm View

Alrightie, I will try this too. Thanks RyanDev!

Lin Jiamei 26-Nov-13 12:54pm View

Hi nisrg_desai! I am following your code, but I was wondering what does "appCookie.Path = "/Application1";" do? And how do I get the path to use? Should that be within a specific folder or will the root folder do fine?

Lin Jiamei 26-Nov-13 12:37pm View

I remember using it once, it is like this ---> Session["stringname"] = value_needed
Is that the same session?

Lin Jiamei 26-Nov-13 12:26pm View

Oh.. If I use sessions, would there be a way to let them expire like the . expire feature of cookies?

Lin Jiamei 26-Nov-13 11:55am View

Yes, they are.

Lin Jiamei 26-Nov-13 11:54am View

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Yes

Lin Jiamei 19-Nov-13 0:17am View

Thank you Murugan! Your answer is very informative and gave me ideas on how to execute this.

Lin Jiamei 18-Nov-13 18:03pm View

OH! I can not believe I did not get you, the first time! I got it now! You were a big help! Thank you bowlturner!!!!
SELECT SchedID FROM Sched WHERE 11= MONTH(SchedStart)

Lin Jiamei 18-Nov-13 17:47pm View

What do you mean by using the column name in all 4 places?
With v_Month should the command be "SELECT SchedID FROM Sched WHERE (SchedStart =(11= MONTH(SchedStart)))"?
It gave me an error again with, the syntax errors.

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