I tried both suggestions...together and separately...and below was the better of the error messages. But I don't know what it means either.
<connectionStrings>
<add name="ConnString" connectionString="Data Source=.\SQLEXPRESS;Initial Catalog=policiesSQL;Integrated Security=SSPI />...
OK, now the Framework has been updated. But there is a new message that I don't understand. Using this connection string, I get the following error. I know the database file is there under that path. I don't believe a password is needed to access it. SQL Server Express is set up as "Local...
I've set up an ASP.NET page reading from a SQL Server Express database on my computer. When I migrate the page to a web server which has the same SQL Server Express setup and database file path, I get the error below. Everything looks fine. I even changed the [local] server path (.\SQLEXPRESS)...
So why don't you apply the logic suggested above to only the nodes that you want?
That's just it...I'm not seeing the logic.
You have...to...go...very...slowly...with...me. [dazed]
Dawn
http://www.dawningdesigns.net
I'm building an intranet for a hospital. Most people here know very little about computers. I'm constantly being told I have to assume our users are "dumb" and to spoon-feed them everything. As aggravated as I get with that philosophy, I still have to follow it. I do not want people coming to me...
This looks like I'm setting it up so all node URLs are opening in a new window.(?) Maybe I'm just confused.
There are only certain links that should open in a new window. If the link is part of the website, then there is no need to open a new window. If it's an external link, then I want it to...
I'm not sure which part of that article link refers to opening a new window. I'm guessing you mean
siteMapNode url="PPC.aspx?cat=WinMobile"
but I don't know what that is. I did a search on ?cat= and got nothing.
Dawn
http://www.dawningdesigns.net
I'm creating an ASP 2.0 (C#) page using the new TreeView Control. Some of my links should open in a new window for better navigation. However, the HTML coding doesn't seem to create a new window. Is there a special way to make it work?
<siteMapNode url="PFFOFF/search.asp" target="_blank"...
Yes, I saw that the path had to be fixed. I know I needed to replace the absolute path with the URL (which I did) and to replace all "\" with "/". I just couldn't (at that moment) think of how to attach BOTH those methods to the "(Container.DataItem)".
Dawn
http://www.dawningdesigns.net
Yes, I know. Which is why I placed a statement on the page telling them to use IE. I know this is not the best solution, but for now it works and I can move on to other projects. Thanks!
Dawn
http://www.dawningdesigns.net
Very cool site. Thank you.
I ended up using the ASP 2.0 TreeMenu control afterall. Was much easier for this project. [smile2]
Dawn
http://www.dawningdesigns.net
well thanks to all of you who helped out with this. the problem (or problems) have been solved and the site now looks wonderful and functional online.
there were many suggestions to this problem. unfortunately due to my limited experience, i chose to follow advice that I could understand. if...
You're right this is getting way too complicated. I'm almost tempted to go simpler. But my designer nature won't let me yet. :)
photoIndex = int.Parse(Session["photoIndex"]);
I got 2 build errors for this...
C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\MeganWeb\imageView.aspx.cs(39): The best overloaded method match...
Does anyone know how to create a pop-up menu using Flash MX? (yes, it's that old a version) Is there a tutorial somewhere?
Dawn
http://www.dawningdesigns.net
Yes, it does seem to have a new error because of a mismatch in the imageView.aspx code, which is seen above. The error is:
Specified cast is not valid.
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more...
OK, I got rid of the extra autogenerated files that were interfering with the thumbnails (on IIS). But still getting the same error when selecting a thumbnail.
return Array.IndexOf(photoFiles, photoPath);
But can't tell from imageView file what I would need to change. (I decided to go back to...
I would love to show it live, but when it's placed on my outside server, I get an error. Like there's some deployment procedure I'm not aware of.
Compilation Error
Description: An error occurred during the compilation of a resource required to service this request. Please review the following...
OK, first of all, I have to object to the photo of a gun pointed at a cat. As much as I appreciate your help, I'll have to dock you points on that one. [tongue]
Second, we're definitely closer. My thumbnails are showing. However, in the table cells where there are no pics left to display, it's...
Ok, i tried both single and double quotes. Neither one allows the thumbnails to show.
<ItemTemplate>
<asp:Image ID="ibThumbs" Runat="server" ImageUrl="<%# getRelative(Container.DataItem.ToString()) %>" Width="115" Height="115"></asp:Image></ItemTemplate>
Dawn
http://www.dawningdesigns.net
Thank you! It worked.
I asked this same question to the people at the link you sent me to before, but they never responded to me. Guess they're too busy. [bigcheeks]
Dawn
http://www.dawningdesigns.net
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