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I've been doing a redesign of my church website using a lot of the functionality contained in the W3.CSS libraries. I'm using them so as to easily convert the pages over to a responsive display. <link rel="stylesheet" href="http://www.w3schools.com/lib/w3.css"> Everything looks great on all...

Thanks Jim and Sam for your input. I totally understand about receiving web site update requests. I still get them from my former church in Connecticut after having retired to Florida 3 years ago. Fortunately the design I inherited when I came down here has a user interface that allows others...

Thanks, Phil... That's just what I was looking for. Between your sample and Google I think I'll be set. Steve

When I visit web sites I see pages that have some text followed by a control that says 'Read More' and when you click on that link the rest of the text appears. I've been trying to search for that type of control but I really don't know how to word it. I'm working on my church website and this...

jbenson001, Thanks for the information. I followed the link you provided, and to a Java novice like me it looks anything but easy. Also, I'd planned on working off of the onBlur event of the text box rather than a button, as I want immediate feedback as soon as the user entered their desired...

I have added an onBlur method to an ASP Textbox used for creating a new user logon account. As the user exits the text box I want to take the entered value call a stored procedure to see if that logon value is already used or not. In the Page_Init of CreateUser.aspx.cs I have the following...

In my C# application I've retrieved a row of data from a MS-Sql database. While the majority of the data is coming across fine, the data reader in C# is throwing the "IndexOutOfRangeException" message on three columns in the result set. Those columns are defined in SQL as nvarchar(128). One...

I got the code from a post on SolvedStack.com. Your suggestion worked. Thanks.

I found a post online illustrating how to implement a LostFocus method with a text box. Here's what I've got: protected void Page_Init(object sender, EventArgs e) { var onBlurScript = Page.ClientScript.GetPostBackEventReference(txtZipCode, "OnBlur")...

That did it... thanks!

I'm translating an old VB routine to C#. In VB I had the following code sequence Dim SearchView AS New DataView(CurrentSchedule.Tables(0)) SearchView.Sort = "shiftgroup,worker_id" SearchView.RowFilter = "worker_id <> 0" Dim keys(1) as Object ... ' Set lookup values for this record. keys(0) =...

That looks like it will do it... thanks for the link.

I'm developing an application using the ASP.Net Membership, Roles & Profile system. I want to allow users to browse thru the screens without forcing them to register and/or login first. Once they get to the point where they want to actually place an order then I want to get login information...

When I tried using mysql_row_seek() I got an error message about an undefined function. From the online PHP documentation it appears that version 5.5.0 has deprecated a number of procedural style commands to the new mysqli_ construct. It looks like I've got a lot of reengineering to do. Sigh...

Thanks for the responses. I guess I might not have phrased my problem properly. I need to run thru the table multiple times - Being a newcomer to MySQL I'm not sure if 'fetch' is the correct term for that, but that's the function I found that lets me move thru the table reading records...

I have a routine where I'd like to use elements of one table multiple times. Is there any way to reposition a table back to the beginning so I can use MySQL_fetch_assoc on the table again? Any help would be appreciated. Steve

System.Convert works, but I'm not sure why I had to do it that way. At least I'm not stuck any longer. Thanks all...

ToInt32 is not available either. All I have is ToString, ToArray<>, and ToCharArray

That doesn't work. It appears that ToInt16 is an unrecognized operator. 'object' does not contain a definition for 'ToInt16' and no extension method 'Toin16' accepting a first argument of type 'object' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference? What 'using...

I tried MakeItSo's suggestion and it solfed my immediate problem. I carried the logic a few lines further down in my code where I did a greater-than or equal to comparison and received another error. if (Session["WorkerId"].ToString() >= "2") now gives me Error: Operator '>=' cannot be...