Comments by Mehedi Shams (Top 34 by date)

Hi Member 13205250,

You said all the paragraph elements use the same class, but I see you are using two classes - "example" and "child". This is confusing. Are you using nested paragraphs? Please post your HTML code and explain a bit more.

Hi Member 13202708,

What do you mean by sum of random position? supposing 'n' as the random position what are you trying to achieve in a and b, and what is the relation between a, b and n?

Hi Member 13142768,

What are the contents of the file? Names or numbers? I mean, how do you want to compare? I don't see any comparison attempt in the code - it is just reading from one file an flushing to the other; the files would be the same.

Thanks Richard, but that is still deferring the error trapping to TRY-CATCH for an anticipated error. But I guess this is the only way?

Thanks Richard, valid points. How do you work around the second point?

Hi Francis,

That would be simple as well. As soon as you create an element, that will be available in DOM. You can refer to it using 'document.getElementById'. E.g.:

input type="button" value="Calculate" onclick="calculateWithTheNewInput();"

function calculateWithTheNewInput() {
alert(document.getElementById("newInputBox").value + " This is the other existing input.");
}

Thanks Peter, yours is better. I was just working over when you posted, missed it. This is an alternative anyway.

Thanks Richard, this is also good suggestion. Thanks for the links.

Thanks Richard for correction, this is right.

Thanks Nirav, I shall keep that in mind.

Thanks, glad it helped :)!

"for the different type of sites have different types of data attached to it." - do you have other excel files also regarding this (or you want to apply the feature after migration)? If yes, can you provide some sample data?

Right, thanks for correction :)

Hi Member 13095321,

Your code is pretty perfect. It sorts the given range of numbers in the commandline perfectly. So, what is the problem, or where are you finding difficulty?

Hi Member 13068046,

Glad that you found a work-around. Either way should be fine, but I don't really know why one worked and the other failed. Please make a clean rebuild and see if it is working either way.

Hi Member 13068046,

I tested it and it worked fine. What really might happen at your end is the event is not firing. I know this might sound odd, but did you create handlers in the right way? (Just a copy and paste of the above code would not work).

peek() is used like the same as reading the next character, except that it doesn't proceed the file pointer. That is, it just peeps at the next character, but doesn't proceed with usual file read operation.

Hi Member 13044689,

It is very difficult to pursue the problem with what you said. Can you elaborate a little more, please? What I understood is:

1) You have a big table with car plates, types, years, owners etc.
2) You have checkboxes and/or radio buttons to choose something - what are you choosing? plate numbers, types or what?
3) You want to only view specific columns based on the checkbox/radio button selections. Is it like if type and owner is selected then you want to display the types and owners columns only?
4) What are you using to display? Grid or what?

Glad to help. Cheers :)!

Hi Member 12815488,

Please check the updated code. This is almost the same - just creating the instance and passing the form to the constructor in the load event only once.

Hi Aamir,

Do you mean you want to display the error as a message box? You can use the following code in the exception block:

ClientScript.RegisterStartupScript(this.GetType(), "App Alert", "alert('This is not a valid date time.');", true);

Hi Member 9983063, it is just a message; please modify as suits. Number and integer are meant for the same.

Hi Member 12784611, the question is not clear enough. Do you mean you want to bind a textbox to a data source, and the data comes in a thousands' separator format (like 10000 will display ase 10,000)?

Please provide your code in the "What I have tried" section. This section is meant to display your code as what you have tried.

Sorry Manish, please check the updated code for btnNext_click() event. It checks if the button was found or not.

Did the code work at all for your buttons or it happened at a certain point (like the last button click)? I tested the code and it worked fine. So a little confused.

Hi Member 9983063, can you please elaborate the problem a little bit more? Did you mean you want to perform the action using Shift+C (instead of 'C' or 'c')?

Thanks Bjay, glad to know that it helped and worked fine. Cheers :)!

Hi Bjay, if you see the last line of my earlier msg - 'out' variable needs to be initialized before it can be used.

At the beginning of the called method, just put 'ExceptionMsg = "";'. That will do :).

Hi Chris, thanks for your improvement suggestions. These are good. 'ref' and 'out' need a little more exploration. In general 'out' should be practiced more than 'ref' as 'ref' incurs carrying a value over the network (both way), whereas 'out' has overhead for one way only.

Just on usage, if 'out' is used that has to be initialized in the called method (as a rule - an 'out' variable must be initialized).

Thanks again. Cheers :)!

Reason for my vote of 5 \n Solved a problem in my article :)