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This worked: <HeaderTemplate> <table> <tr> <td onmouseover="alert('This help menu can describe the methods.\n1. Number one is this!\n2. Number two is this!');"> <font color="#FFFFCC" style="FONT-WEIGHT: bold; font-Size: 8pt">EV Method</font> &nbsp; <img src="images/help_red_dgheader.gif"/>...

<asp:TemplateColumn HeaderText="EV Method <IMG src=images/help_red_dgheader.gif onmouseover=\"ddrivetip(\'Begin typing the new name value.\', 400)\" onmouseout=\"hideddrivetip()\"></IMG>" HeaderStyle-VerticalAlign="Middle"> gives me a parse error of: Parser Error Message...

I have a help icon next to my header text in my datagrid(v1.1). What I can't get to work is the mouseover and onmouseout events for the help icon image. Here's the way the HTML sits w/o any mouseover code: <asp:TemplateColumn HeaderText="EV Method <IMG src=images/help_red_dgheader.gif></IMG>"...

I have the following code which I try to call when my datagrid is in Edit Mode: Function GetWPActEvmethod() As Hashtable Dim myHT As New Hashtable myHT.Add("Direct Units", "Direct Units") myHT.Add("Assigned Percent Complete", "Assigned Percent Complete")...

Thanks to both of you! Yeah, the IE icon in the lower left corner can be helpful, but I do like FireFox's version too. The VS one has helped me several times as well!

jbenson001! Thanks a ton! That was it: .forms[0].submit use [] insted of ()

I only want to refresh the parent page if the user clicks a certain button on my pop-up window. For that button, I have the following code on the button click event, but it's not working: Dim scriptString As String = "<script language=JavaScript> " scriptString &=...

Found out a better way: http://www.strengthtechnologies.com/scroll/Download.aspx Issue fixed! Thanks!

Hello! I'm new to compiling for ASP.NET, and am trying the 3rd step for this scroller control: http://us.geocities.com/hbeanland/web/net.htm 3. Compile the control to an assembly / dll. I put the .vb file in the folder: c:\Windows\Microsoft.net\Framework\v1.1.4322\ I tried that, and tried...

Thanks alaniane! yeah, we're going to clean up the data then add the constraint.

too bad they don't work like "Constraints" Thanks!

ca8msm, I want to add a composite Unique Constraint Index, but the constraint fails because the previous business rule allowed the duplication of ActIDs per same WorkID. I don't see anything via the Properties table where I can ignore existing data.....like the Constraints tab does...

We have a table and I'm trying to regulate the duplication of one column, since the business rules have now changed. I want to add a composite Unique Constraint Index. The column I'm looking @ is ActID. We now want to enforce this doesn't get duplicated in conjunction with another column...

jbenson001, The users have to have the ability to create their own. We can't limit them to autonumbering since they user personalized schemas to create their numbers. I would be nice though if this weren't the case. ca8msm, I'll google that suggestion for the composite key. Thanks for...

I'm trying to check upon the update command for my datagrid that the user can't insert duplicate values of an Activity ID per Work Id. So, I want to block the user if they try to update an Activity Id to one that already exists in that same Work ID. So, it's a Work ID can have one to many...

What I'm trying to do is mimic an Access version of our web application, and not too sure where to start. Here's my scenario: 1. When a user edit's a row in a datagrid and clicks "Update", I have to see if the textbox value that's being edited exists or not in a table. Let's say it's an...

I have a report which works fine if it's just the main report. When I add a subreport, the user is prompted for the db credentials when the page first loads, and when you "page" to another page. Here's my VB code behind on the page load for the main report: ...two namespaces imported are (...

dvannoy, here's the HTML: <asp:datagrid id="DataGrid1" runat="server" Font-Size="X-Small" BackColor="White" Width="1100px" Height="16px" OnPageIndexChanged="DataGridPaging" PageSize="12" BorderColor="#CCCCCC" AllowPaging="True" cellPadding="3" AutoGenerateColumns="False" BorderStyle="None"...

dvannoy, If a user clicks on a row, let's say the last one on each datagrid page, the browser goes to the top of the page. Then, the user has to scroll back down to the bottom of the page to edit the row. I know this will get annoying for users, and we'll start getting complaints. If I take...

I did try this in the ItemDataBound, but no luck: If DataGrid1.EditItemIndex <> e.Item.ItemIndex Then DataGrid1.ItemStyle.CssClass = "hide" End If ...in the style sheet: .hide { visibility: hidden; display: none; }