Recent content by Scally84

thanks :-)

Hello, I made a userform in Excel on which I will create a few images in runtime. I have the following code: For intCounter = 1 To 10 strName = "imgTest" & CStr(intCounter) Set ctl = frmUserForm.Controls.Add("Forms.Image.1", strName, True) frmUserForm!strName.Height...

The first thing I do when I have a problem is look for solutions on the internet, by reading articles and searching information on google. IF I post my question on this forum that means I'm really stuck and I hope someone over here can help me... I've been busy with this problem for over a week...

ok... but what is the problem then? why doesn't my website respond on events when I use user controls? doesn't anyone have a clue?

The problem isn't the dropdownlist selectedindexchanged event either. I placed a response.write statement into this event and I discovered that this event isn't raised at all... so I removed the header (usercontrol) and everything worked fine. So I must refer to my first question: why do all...

edit: in my post above *call function to show or renew dropdownlist* should be *call function to show or renew DATAGRID*

Thank you I've tried this but that isn't the problem... this is how my page looks like: 'codebehind If Not(Me.IsPostBack) then *fill dropdownlist* *call function to show dropdownlist* response.write("test") End If Sub DropDownListDepts_SelectedIndexChanged(sender...

Hi again, I'm currently (re)creating a "classic" ASP site into an ASP.net site. Off course I encountered some typical problems, and one of them was the "include" problem. The older ASP site uses A LOT of includes and so I tried to find a decent ASP.net solution. I read on this site that ASP.net...

I've searched some information about the .ocx file but it seems too complicated/advanced. And because no one answers I recon that this would probably be a bad solution. So I took a look at the solutions suggested by ca8msm: --> what do you mean with this? use a user control for the word...

hi, I think I found another solution, a Word .ocx file. I found a Visual Basic example on the internet and this is exactly the kind of functionality I'm searching for. Now can I use this in asp.net too? Or doesn't it has such a functionality? Thanks again, Scally

(btw, is there a way to edit a post or reaction afterwards?) sorry I forget to mention that I still have one little problem: in my "old" page I used images combined with text as my "table" header. How can I do so with my datagrid. I know how to use text as a header, and how to use an image as a...

thank you very much. I used a datagrid and everything works fine now, the sorting is now much easier, the source code is much more simple and I was able to add some additional features.

ok I get the point. I'll try to leave all the ASP code out. But do I have to use a datagrid? I found an (ASP.NET?) control which replaces the "html" table. Example: 'codebehind do while objReader.Read() Dim r As New TableRow() Dim c As New TableCell()...

yes I know but that's the tricky part... I'm re-using a classic ASP page and I can't just put everything in ASP.NET. I MUST definitely re-use some of the ASP stuff. I've used datagrids in the past and I'd use one if I could, but I can't. So I must repeat my question: can you call an asp.net...

this is how the results are displayed (with a table): <td nowrap="nowrap" bgcolor="<%=Row_Color%>"> <%=objReaderDocs("USERNAME")%></td> <td nowrap="nowrap" bgcolor="<%=Row_Color%>"> </td> as you can see the results are stored is a DataReader which is...