Or using the microsoft tab control... while the support documentation is pretty poor there are a handful of examples out there and again you would skip the post backs.
wow... back in the game.
So the solution was to utilize javascript... you can use the fso object to read and write files on the client machine... I ended up utilizing this along with a webservice to easily forward the information back to the database... worked like a champ....
I not to the point of consuming... simply using the url to view the methods... I have included [WebMethod] before their declaration... the funny thing is that I copied and pasted the asmx file and renamed it and the new version shows the methods but the old version still shows the old one...
I have made several changes to a webservice that I am working on... however the methods are not appearing (only the old method) when I view the methods in the browser the only ones that appear are the old ones... I have cleared my vswebcache and rebuilt to no avail.. any ideas?
If the field was not set to edit this would be the natural reaction of the dropdown window... is there another way that you can have them click a button to edit the row turning the field type to editable at that point?
What version of powerbuilder are you running? if you are running 7.0 or above you can use an animated gif and get away from the timer all together... your processing power is better used elsewher...
You will need to use Javascript to accomplish this much in the same way you would have had to in classic asp.... you will want to add the attribute to the textbox in question...to help yourself out pass as parameters the clientid of the two textboxes...
Laura- You will want to look at datadynamics active-reports forum at the datadynamics website as I believe there is a known limitation with shapes but I am unsure of the details.
Have you considered using panels on a single page instead of navigating between pages and then either show or hide the appropriate panel. I have had much more success with this because you can then access those hidden controls directly and they are maintained through postbacks. Just and idea...
I am trying to write a custom validator using javascript and I am simply trying to determine the length of what should be a string...
function ClientValidate(source,args)
{
alert(""+args.Value.Length);
args.IsValid=true;
}
I added the ""+ to try to ensure that it was forced to a...
It doesn't you are going to want to do something like the following
Using the Northwind database as an example..
select c.ContactName, (SELECT min(OrderDate) FROM Orders WHERE CustomerID=c.CustomerID) as MinOrderDate
FROM Customers c (NOLOCK)
you'll want to use something like..
select...
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