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• Re: Why tracing is needed?

  Tracing is helpful (if not needed) when you want to determine what is taking time for the operation to run. What exactly is your current problem?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by douglas.reilly on 12/1/2006

• Re: Possible Post Back Issue

  UserID should not be declared static. In that case, the UserID will be whatever the last user's UserID was if not explicitly set by your code (which it will not be when you have an invalid username).

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by douglas.reilly on 10/18/2006

• Re: Populate the array from Database

  I am not clear exactly what you mean, from the question posted. Why not start out doing what you want to do, and then put the code up here when you run into a problem.

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by douglas.reilly on 10/18/2006

• Re: database problem

  When you direct users to form 2, send a parameter: Response.Redirect("Form2.aspx?ID=" + ID.ToString()) Alternately, if users login, then you have some way to identify which user is logged in (User.Identity.Name will likely have some useful information on who the user is). Another alternative is to use a session variable.

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by douglas.reilly on 10/16/2006

• Re: Session State Problem?

  I would suggest rather than using an html <a>, I would use a link buttin, and then have the server side event handler set session state and then response.Redirect to the second page.

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by douglas.reilly on 10/14/2006

• Re: need help to fine tune this regular expression usage

  This page has an example... http://www.regular-expressions.info/examples.html

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by douglas.reilly on 10/14/2006

• Re: Sending e-mail using @UserName parameter

  You are not setting the value of the parameter, and you are not adding the parameter to the command. DBCommand.Parameters.Add(SelectParameters) Note that you are not generally setting the type of Dim'ed variables. I would declare the type, so it should be Dim DBCommand as SqlCommand

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by douglas.reilly on 10/14/2006

• Re: Select + Insert Into + Stored Procedure. Please help me.

  They the following.. [Code SQL] ALTER procedure AddTopic @user_id int, @topic_katId int, @topic_title nvarchar(256), @post_content nvarchar(max) as -- Code added... DECLARE @uID int SELECT @uID=uID FROM aspnet_users WHERE UserID=@uID -- End of Code added insert into [forum_topics] (topic_title, topic_userId,topic_katId) values (@topic_title, @uID , @topic_katId) insert into [forum_posts] (topic_id, user_id,post_content) values (scope_identity(), @uID , @post_content) Return

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by douglas.reilly on 10/14/2006

• Re: Display Property Validation Controls?

  I cannot think if a way to do that, save whipping up your own control that always emits Javascript that only clears the error message when valid data is entered...

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by douglas.reilly on 10/14/2006

• Re: Display Property Validation Controls?

  check IsValid on server side page_load or button click event. you should alwas check tha anyway.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by douglas.reilly on 10/13/2006