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Comments by The Zetta (Top 14 by date)
The Zetta
1-Apr-13 16:23pm
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You're welcome. If it works for you, help others by choosing it as answer to your question, so if someone else is searching, he knows that there is an answer.
The Zetta
11-Mar-12 3:13am
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the coded one worked for me. wrote the others for whoever is interested.
The Zetta
20-Feb-12 11:50am
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what do you mean? I think examples are clear enough.
The Zetta
20-Feb-12 11:02am
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about calling script from code behind, you must set onclick event.
I'm improving the answer, check it in a moment.
The Zetta
20-Feb-12 10:37am
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you can not access ASP.NET objects and their properties by javascript! your best shot is getting date by Ajax, and manipulating it by javascript.
The Zetta
20-Feb-12 9:52am
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there is no radiobuttonlist element in html. every radiobuttonlist generates html code like above. if you are doing it with ASP.NET, like c#, you need to set each generated radiobutton's onclick attribute. something like this :
foreach(ListItem RadioButton in RadioButtons){
RadioButton.Attributes.Add("onclick", "countUp();");
}
The Zetta
20-Feb-12 9:26am
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What datepicker?! are we speaking .NET datepicker? or third party?
The Zetta
20-Feb-12 9:17am
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Question is not clear. Does your program use MySQL for storing data? Are you working on a network or on web?
The Zetta
30-Aug-10 6:38am
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Windows or Web?
The Zetta
28-Aug-10 9:05am
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Well, thats because the code is in T-SQL (SQL Server language). for Oracle, see the link. the smile thing is a ":" with a "0"
The Zetta
26-Aug-10 7:36am
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OK, I'll write the code now, and as soon as it is finished, I'll let you now. I'm on a trip, currently in Germany, so it may take some time.
The Zetta
23-Aug-10 12:52pm
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OK, it is getting clearer. now let me now, % and comma are there? or not? header is always D110000004? or at least, its length is always 10 characters?
The Zetta
23-Aug-10 9:42am
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Hi. please give me an actual string, so I can write the code for you. I mean, fill the data part. and, are brackets in the string? or just used to show limits?
The Zetta
22-Aug-10 8:59am
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Reason for my vote of 1
no code, not enough explanation!
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