Hello,
I'm looking for a screenshot of the Cognos Report Manager - basically need to see what the GUI that displays a list of reports to end users looks like.
I'd be much obliged if someone could email me an image of the screen (use ALT+PRT SC+ Fn) and paste it in a word document.
Thanks in...
Off the top of my head, try something along the lines of -
Private _nodes As New Dictionary(Of Integer, Of SiteMapNode)(16)
Have NOT tried to compile this. The gist is using the correct syntax for Generic types.
Alternatively, declare the variable and instantiate it on two separate lines.
hth...
Hello,
Working on a mchine with VS2005 installed.
Operating System: Windows XP (Professional Version 2002) Service Pack 2
.Net Framework: Version 2.0
Needed to maintain an application written in .Net Framework 1.1 so needed to install VS2003.
Installing VS2003 did not work. Got a few errors...
I may be oversimplifying this, here goes -
Your code
<link href="<%sCSSPath%>" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet"/>
Try
<link href="<%=sCSSPath%>" type="text/css" rel="stylesheet"/>
You are missing the "=" short form notation for response.write.
hth
amit
Hello,
Am developing a web app (.Net 2.0) that can be accessed from a Pocket PC device. For testing the app, fired up the emulator from device manager (in VS2005), but when I try to use Pocket IE I get either a "Cannot connect" or "Page not found" message.
I think I've configured it correctly...
Hi,
I am totally guessing here since have never used the wizards provided in VS.NET. Here goes anyway - I am sure that using the wizards dumps a ton of code in the designer generated code section. Check the access modifiers for the objects that are created, change those to public.
HTH
amit...
Hi,
Try the selectedIndex property, not the selectedValue
For Each item As ListItem In cboLenderId.Items
If CInt(item.Value) = ucWizard.CustomerID Then
cboLenderId.SelectedIndex = cboLenderId.Items.IndexOf(item)
End If
Next
HTH
amit
Hi,
One way would be to user GetXml() and have a server side variable (xmlString) hold the XML string. xmlString would need to be declared with an access modifier of protected. This way it can be accessed in the web page that inherits from the code behind as
var xmlStr;
xmlStr =...
Hi,
One way would be to user GetXml() and have a server side variable (xmlString) hold the XML string. xmlString would need to be declared with an access modifier of protected. This way it can be accessed in the web page that inherits from the code behind as
var xmlStr;
xmlStr =...
Hi,
Not necessarily an easier way, but one where the URL is not exposed in the querystring, in case this is an issue.
In the page load event,
If ( !IsPostBack ) {
ViewState["UrlReferrer"] = Request.UrlReferrer.ToString();
}
in the appropriate event, redirect to the value contained in the...
Hi,
you will a postback check in the load event. the first department is being saved each time since the droplists are being loaded every time the page loads (performance ramifications here as well). so,
in the load event, wrap this if statement around your code -
if not page.IsPostBack then...
Hi,
You could use the ItemDataBound event of the grid to calculate the total, and use that field in the footer.
Basically, the ItemDataBound event fires for every row that is added to the grid, including the header and the footer. So you will also want to check the item type (e.Item.ItemType...
Very briefly, pages post back since ASP.NET conforms to the paradigm of reentrant pages.
I surmise that the code that you do not want to be executed on postbaack is, for the most part, confined to the page's load event. Preventing its execution only requires wrapping an if statement around it...
Hi,
Was unsuccesful finding anything on this in a cursory search, so here goes. My main report is a container for eleven sub-reports. The only thing that causes it to error out is when i place a field on it the name of which is 32 characters long.(Could this be a factor?) This field is not...
Hi,
You will want to review the EnterpriseServices namespace. Why you need these attributes is to identify to the framework that COM+ components are required by your assembly.
Excerpt -
"A serviced component is the mechanism that enables COM+ services to be available to .NET Framework classes...
One way to do this is to declare a global variable of
type string in the code-behind and towards the end of
the method that caused the postback (I am assuming the
postback is required, in my scenario it was), set the
variable to a string that contains an alert e.g.
g_strPopUp = "alert('The...
Hi,
I think the site you are looking for is www.infragistics.com. We have purchased their NetAdvantage suite, and have been using their web datagrid control. we evaluated quite a few datagrids for the web, picked Infragistics since they met the highest number of items on the users' wish list...
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