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Hi all, I have a custom server control that needs to have a TargetControl property. I'd like the properties window to display a dropdownlist of all page controls (similar to how a validation control shows controls that can be validated). Is there a specific editor type I should be using for...

Ok.. so I figured it out.. This was my solution: I create a singleton class, this way it is always static and can be used globally throughout other classes. I passed the reference of the Main class into the a MainClass property in the singleton class, and then referenced that in my WCF class...

Hi all, I am writing an application that uses WCF to enable secure calls from one computer to another.. However, I need to pass a reference from the "server" class to the WCF class so that the calling "client" can utilize and access properites from the "server". I can't seem to do this. On...

Unfortunately, IIS is the web server and the configuration has to be done inside of IIS.. the webserver has to know that this new folder is a new app. Cheers, G. Oxigen - Next generation business solutions http://www.oxigen.ca -----------------------------...

Thank you for your suggestion! It is much appreciated.. However, I decided to just do an SqlBulkCopy into an SQL database and do the NOT IN query there. It adds a little bit of an overhead, but the importance out-weighs the extra overhead. As it turns out, the DataSet.Table Select method...

Hi again, Sorry.. I made a typo in my code.. the code should read: DataRow[] dr = ds.Tables[2].Select("Email NOT IN (Select Email FROM ACTIVE) AND Email NOT IN (Select Email FROM INACTIVE)"); ACTIVE and INACTIVE are the names of the other tables within the dataset. Oxigen - Next...

Hi All, I am a little stumped here.. I have a dataset with 3 tables. I am trying to do a SELECT on one table using a NOT IN or NOT EXIST statement, however it doesn't work. Can this actually be done, if so, how? or if not, is there a work around to do something like this? Here is my code...

Unfortunately, there is nothing you can do about it, except start using FireFox, Netscape or something else. Oxigen - Next generation business solutions http://www.oxigen.ca ----------------------------- Components/Tools/Forums/Software/Web Services

Always check the easy stuff first before changing your code... Check your IIS settings.. if the SMTP in IIS is set up to have the same domain as the domain in the company email, it will automatically put the email in the DROP folder under C:\inetpub\mailroot\Drop If this is the case, just...

It happens on IE 6+.. It used to happen on IE6, and it also happens in IE7 as well.. Oxigen - Next generation business solutions http://www.oxigen.ca ----------------------------- Components/Tools/Forums/Software/Web Services

This is not a coding issue.. this is a browser issue, have you closed and re-opened your browser? This happens occassionally on my pc, sometimes reopening IE fixes it, and sometimes it requires a reboot.. Cheers, G. Oxigen - Next generation business solutions http://www.oxigen.ca...

I would suggest inserting an appsetting variable in the web.config file with the current version number.. you can access this value from any of your pages and display it on the screen. <configuration> <appSettings> <add key="Version" value="xx.xx"/> </appSettings> </configuration>...

Technically, once a user connects to the VPN, they should have an "in-house" IP address. All traffic should then be going through this "in-house" IP rather than their normal IP address. Oxigen - Next generation business solutions http://www.oxigen.ca -----------------------------...

You can check this easily.. on every refresh, check to see if the Session["mySenderClass"] == null if it is null, you haven't started sending yet, and you can execute the first part of the code.. if it's not null, then jump to the second part of the code and display the results. Cheers, G...

in brief, it works something like this: // Class that starts and handles the thread SenderClass sc = new SenderClass(); ... ... set it's properties ... // Start the sending thread and finish page load sc.StartSend(); // Store the class object in a Session variable so we can retrieve values...

Check your Application Event Logs to make sure your worker process isn't crashing and restarting.. this happens fairly quickly so most people won't know that the web app crashed and restarted, giving the impression that it's timing out. Hope this helps, Gorkem. Oxigen - Next generation...

Why not test the IP.. ask your I.T. folks to provide you the internal "in-house" range of IP's and test against that. Cheers, G. Oxigen - Next generation business solutions http://www.oxigen.ca ----------------------------- Components/Tools/Forums/Software/Web Services

I've actually built an emailing web app that uses threading.. works like a charm.. I would recommend the threading over writing a service.. the threading is async and the web page can interact easily with it.. Cheers, G. Oxigen - Next generation business solutions http://www.oxigen.ca...

Do you have your reference to the DLL set to the DLL itself, or the DLL project in your solution? Let me clarify... when you set your reference to your DLL object.. did you BROWSE and select the .DLL file to reference? or did you select PROJECT and select the active project within your...

Make sure that the Autosize property is set to true.. otherwise, if you have 0 length for the label at design time, and the label size is too small, during runtime, it will not resize the label to fit the text, hence the problem not seeing any text in your label. Cheers, G. Oxigen - Next...