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Hi, This may be silly or strange query, but is it sensible and practical to transfer to a dynamically constructed page? By which, I mean I would like transfer to a page by clicking on a button. However, instead of using the PostBackUrl property, I wish to call a Page Constructor passing...

I thought as much. I am familiar with these principals from C#. I would have used the return value from a function is there was only one value change, however in this circumstance, the same code needed to change more than one value. I figured the best solution to my problem was to pass an...

Hi, Please can anyone confirm as to whether when you pass a variable to a function as an argument, whether the variable becomes another instance of the variable? For example, I declare a global string variable, and pass it to a function as an argument. I wish to change the value of the global...

It would also seem, that when the AutoPostBack property is set to True, and I assign a client side event handler, then a CheckBox will fail to post back. As a consequence, to achieve a post back, I have to force it via client side script within the client side event handler. :-(

My problem definitely seems to be caused by changing the 'disabled' property within client script. It would seem that if I change the disabled state, that the the Checked state of the CheckBox is changed. Hence, resulting in the CheckedChanged event being raised. :-(

Hi, I am experiencing a strange problem with the CheckBox control. In summary, I am changing the 'disabled' state of the control with JavaScript in the client. The state is changed when I click on a different CheckBox. So, if the controlling CheckBox is Checked, then the controlled Checked...

Following some investigation, I found that passing the value as a string still seems to cast correctly into the correct data type anyway. Personally, I would have preferred to pass the value as an Object, or specific data type. But hey, it seems to work, so that will have be good enough...

Hi, I am developing a report (.rdlc) which is used within an ASP.NET C# application. The report works fine when working with parameters of String data type, however, I seem unable to use parameters of other data types. For example, I wish to use a parameter of boolean data type, and wish to...

Sweeeeeeet! I have succeeded. Set the controls width to "100%", instead of "800px" and it automatically fills the width of the browser window. And the same works for the height. Thanks so much 'ca8msm', you guided me in the right direction ;-)

I have seen this mentioned once before, and am a little confused about the size as a percentage. Are you not referring to the Zoom within the ReportViewer, as opposed to the ReportViewer control size itself? I can only seem to control the zoom property of the report, rather than the actual...

When I stated re-sizing controls, I was generalizing. But to be more specific, I need to re-size the SQL Server Reporting Services ReportViewer to a suitable size within the browser. I will search the JavaScript forum to see if I can find some direction. Many thanks.

Fair point. I admit that I was little unsure of exactly which forum I should have posted it. Thanks!

Hi, This problem has been baffling me for some time now. I wish to determine the client area of a webform using JavaScript, so that I can then re-size controls appropriately within the form. I believe that I may be able to accomplish this by somehow calling a JavaScript function from within a...

Hi, This problem has been baffling me for some time now. I wish to determine the client area of a webform using JavaScript, so that I can then re-size controls appropriately within the form. I believe that I may be able to accomplish this by somehow calling a JavaScript function from within a...

I'm afraid it doesn't execute, you simply get an icon next to the parameters which are not set, stating that the value is not valid. When using Dynamic parameters in version XI, it will not allow you to specify a default. The only best solution I have found, is to add a dummy record which has...

I agree, parameters are not optional in Stored Procedures, and I have programmed the Stored Procedure to act on a default value, i.e. NULL or zero length string. I am using SQL Server 2000. However, my real issue is that if I dont select at least one value for the parameter, then it appears...

Hi, I am generating a report with version XI report designer, which contains two sub-reports, and need to allow some of the parameters to be optional, but am unable to find a solution. Some of the parameters are passed as a comma demilited value, so may not be set to any default other than a...

Ok, I have just discovered that the difference between the two Properties are as follows: Focused - Determines whether the Control has the input focus. ContainsFocus - Determines whether either the Control, or any of its child Contols has the input focus.

Hi, Firstly, does anyone know whether the 'Focused' Property is different in any way to the 'ContainsFocus' Property? Secondly, do anyone know of any issues with using the property. For example, on many occasions when I attempt to read the property, it always seems to return false, even when...

Doh! ... I must be going mad! [ponder] Thanks for setting me straight!