I am currently working with conversion of ASP Classic web application to ASP.Net 2.0 and I have to deal with a lot of client-side script. Before, I used to insert an alert( sampleValue ) to be able to view the current value of a variable until I found out that about “debugger” keyword in JavaScript....
"Combine. Merge. Join. Append. Concatenate. Microsoft Word Documents." A few weeks ago I wrote an article about merging word documents in C# and got great response about the article. One of the readers, Abhi, had an interesting problem. The application he wrote was throwing this error: Word...
george shepherd's windows forms FAQ ( http://www.syncfusion.com/faq/windowsforms ) is my primary resource on everything about windows forms. i was surprised this afternoon that he also has an asp.net version of the FAQ. http://www.syncfusion.com/FAQ/aspnet
In ASPNET we only have SelectedIndexChanged ( DropDownList ), in Windows Forms we have both, but which one to use? My first .NET project is a Windows Application which uses databinding a lot and we were using SelectedIndexChanged of Combobox back then and it gave me a headache. I also encountered the...
Widget widths . I had bug yesterday related to setting widths of an HTML table. Since I do not a good background in HTML, I had a hard time finding it. I even aked help from our OJT to easily find it. Luckily, I'm the one who was able to spot it by intuition, and not him, haha. I have set one of the...
This is to expound more on my previous post here regarding the behavior of datagrid's events. I tried to refactor my codes one time on a webform with a grid on it. Most of my ItemCommands has similar routine, obtain the PK id of the record from the grid’s datakey collection, instantiate the corresponding...
I was reading Stephen Walther’s ASP.NET Unleased book when I found this excellent behavior of Validation Controls. Initially, I thought they just generate client-side scripts to validate them inputs. Then he raised the issue on some browsers with disabled client-side script execution. When this happens...