thanks! I've read the thread, and it seems there is no way but the hard way - add tabs at the end of the sstab and start moving controls from tab to tab. Oh well...
hello,
I want to add a tab (at design time) to an sstab, the new tab should be in between two exising tabs and not just at the end of the sstab. How do I do that?
Thanks for helping a newbie...
Yael
Hello,
I am re-designing a form which contains SSTab. I need to select multiple objects located on the SSTab's tabs. I can't drag the mouse around the objects to select them, because the objects' background is the SSTab itself, so draging the mouse moves the SSTab and doesn't select the objects...
Hello,
I need help with the syntax of a query, and this is the simplefyed version of the problem:
let's say I have a database with sales information . I'm selling differen items, each one in three colors. Each record on the database represents one sale , and contains this information: ItemId...
hello,
i am having problems making x-axis labels looking good on MSChart. When I use horizontal orientation the labels dont wrap, although I'm using TextLayout.WordWrap=true. And when I'm using up or down orientation, the text's order is reversed (inside each label) and also the text looks and...
hello,
I am building an asp site, which invokes stored procs on SQL Server. Is there a way to track from within SQL Server the values recieved by a stored procedure from an outside source (like an asp page)? some kind of a built-in function on the server to track incoming values?
Thank you,
Yael
I have already checked the values on the asp side and they are ok. And when I execute the sproc directly from Query Analyzer with the correct values it also seems ok. So I wanted to trap what is beeing passed. I'll try the table sugestion.
Thanks!
Yael
Thanks, but I need something else - checking from within SQL Server the value of parameters passed to the sproc from outside (in this case, from an asp page). Is there some kind of a biult-in monitor for things like that?
Yael
hello,
I am building an asp site, which invokes stored procs on SQL Server. Is there a way to track from SQL Server the values of the parameters recieved by a stored procedure? (I have a parameter which seems not pass correctly)
Thank you,
Yael
hello,
i am having a problem when printing a page which contains select lists. The text inside the list is not printed properly - only the last letter is being printed. The problem doesn't happen on every computer i print from, but it does happen using different printers.
Does anyone has an...
well, I still havn't found the source of the problem, but I think it has to do with the id's beeing too long. What I did is add an identity column to the database and use this column as productID instead of the long numbers.
hello,
I am sending a form to an asp page, where I'm using a command object to activate an updating stored procedure on sql server. I'm filling the command's parameters using "request" on what was sent from the form.
There is one parameter that is not passed correctly. it looks like...
hello,
I am submitting a form (including many checkboxes) to an asp page where I analize the data. All the checkboxes that are not checked are not passed to the asp page - for example, I'ts not that I get GiftWrap="", but rather the GiftWrap checkbox does not appear on the address box...
hello,
I know that using a "get" method of a form limits the length of the url created, but what about a simple link? is there a limit on the length of a url in a link, and if so, can I bypass that limit? in other words, is there a way to use a "post" method when using a...
ok, I've found a way to work around the problem: I replace this string with "":
chr(32) & chr(32) & chr(32) & chr(13) & chr(10) & chr(9) & chr(32) & chr(32) & chr(32) & chr(13) & chr(10) & chr(9)
this string is basically two empty lines, so deleting it eliminates all those blank...
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