I've got the Productivity power tools extension installed, when it was first installed ctrl+alt+shift+o opened the large option window that let me choose which elements to highlight amongst many other things.
Now instead of opening the option window I get a "Ó"
Is there an alternative way of...
I've got a textbox that a user can enter html into. I want to save the contents of the box including any html, but when the user clicks the <asp:button, before any other code is called, the browser error message
A potentially dangerous Request.Form value was detected from the client...
Turns out, when I added the reference to the DLLs it also added a few lines further down the app.config file.
<enterpriseLibrary.ConfigurationSource selectedSource="System Configuration Source">
<sources>
<add name="enterpriseLibrary.ConfigurationSource"...
They match, I double checked and it rebuilds the appname.exe.config file whenever I build the project and it doesn't
It's the line
<section name="enterpriseLibrary.ConfigurationSource" type="Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Common.Configuration.ConfigurationSourceSection...
I've used the enterprise library in vb and c# in web apps to access a sql server database and that all works nicely :-)
I'm trying to use it in a vb.net winform application now however and I'm having nowt but hassle.
I've reference the following .DLLs...
Tried switching the language for the logins and server to british english and that didn't work.
Tried using 11/11/201 as the date so it wouldn't matter about the month/day order, but that doesn't work :-S
All the hassle, the bosses doing it himself, so that's got me out of doing some work :-)...
I have now ;-) and they're the same too, which they should be really :-) We took a backup of the database on his machine, copied the .BAK file onto mine and restored it
Yeah, I've checked that stuff already, it all matches.
I've connected to the database on his machine and the program runs without a hitch, so it's definately something to do with the sql server or windows date format, rather than a good ol' fashioned coding bug :-P
The boss has given me the code for an old system written in VB6 that connects to a SQL Express database.
When the code runs it flags up the error
Run-time error -2147217913 (80040e07)
The conversion of a varchar data type to a smalldatetime data type resulted in an out-of-range value
When I...
Whatever was causing it has now stopped the only thing that matches the start and end time of the wierdness was the IT dept archiving of old mails. Don't know if that had owt to do with it, but it seems a strange coincidence :-S
Anyway, this is just incase anyone else has similar problems
Looking at a page of appointments and it changes while I'm looking at it :-S There's no rhyme nor reason to the pattern either from the original colour, the subject or anything else I can see
Has anyone ever had the background colour for appointments in an outlook calendar change seemingly at random?
I can't see a pattern in which appointments are changing either by type, date/time or appointment type. It's all a bit random :-S
Last week I was told by my sitehost that I needed to update the nameserver records for my sites. I did this in the control panel for my domain registrar.
Saturday afternoon all my sites stopped working. Checking the whois record, they're all still pointing at the old IP address. The...
On further study, it's all control's values that are not being updated, including text boxes. This is the front
<%@ Page Language="C#" AutoEventWireup="false" MasterPageFile="~/mp.Master" CodeBehind="thispage.aspx.cs" Inherits="thisclass.thispage" title="title" %>
<asp:Content ID="Content1"...
I've snipped some code out but essentially I have 3 radio buttons
<asp:RadioButton ID="radBlue" runat="server" GroupName="radOptions" />
<asp:RadioButton ID="radRed" runat="server" GroupName="radOptions" />
<asp:RadioButton ID="radGold" runat="server" GroupName="radOptions" />
which are layed...
It's not blunt, it's just plain rude.
He's asking for opinions and recommendations, not a sarcastic comment to go and look at a list of all the products available in the world.
Yours is not an inappropriate post (red flag), it's an unvaluable one, the opposite of valuable (purple star) hence...
That's really useful, andegre is asking for recommendations from people who's opinions he values here on TT and you say go and look at whatever's at the top of google...dead helpful. Is there an anti-purple star?
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