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Best place to store my database connection string in C#?
The web.service file is part of asp.net though right? Say the class library wasn't being called from a web service at all, where would i store the connection string then? I'd really prefer if the connection string was associated with the class library rather than the web service which calls it...- Robert1000
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- Forum: C# (C sharp): Microsoft
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Best place to store my database connection string in C#?
Hi Firstly hello, im new to this forum Anyways I've also fairly new to C# although have been programming in various other languages and web languages for the past few years ... java, asp(jscript), vb, php etc etc. Im working on my first web service application for a client and i've structured...- Robert1000
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- Forum: C# (C sharp): Microsoft
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How can i get the name of a form item from the _POST/_REQUEST array?
Two questions: 1) Is there a way to get the name of the form field when looping via foreach through the $_POST/$_REQUEST arrays? ie if i have a field called txtUsername can i get this from $_POST? Simply to automatically create a variable for each form item. something like: foreach($_REQUEST...- Robert1000
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- Forum: PHP
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how to loop through post vars ??
Two questions: 1) Is there a way to get the name of the form field when looping via foreach through the $_POST/$_REQUEST arrays? something like: foreach($_REQUEST as $blah) { print $blah->Name; } 2) Also, why cant i use $_REQUEST[0], $_REQUEST[2] etc. If its a standard array this...- Robert1000
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- Forum: PHP
