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• Re: Where is the Layout menu in VWD 2008 ?

  What a shame. I may consider going back to VWDX'05 just to retain the table creation and handling features, and the easy style changes from a right-click. I used them all the time, and am quite dismayed to see they've apparently been removed. Any idea why they're not in 2008?

  Posted to Visual Web Developer 2008 Express (Forum) by Hondaman900 on 8/12/2008

• Re: Where is the Layout menu in VWD 2008 ?

  The VWDX 2005 Layout menu allowed for the design of tables and applying of a table layout template when placing a new table into a page. I can't find where the table templates have gone. The Table menu only seems to provide for generic table properties. Can you point me in the right direction please? Many thanks

  Posted to Visual Web Developer 2008 Express (Forum) by Hondaman900 on 8/11/2008

• Web Matrix on Vista?

  I'm moving all of my legacy 1.1 work over to a new system that uses Vista. I need to keep these archives active to support older clients. I instaled Web Matrix and, to my surprise, it seems to run well as does the Cassini dev server. But, before I start any editing, I need to make sure there are no issues that are going to either blow up my apps/code or inject weird crap. Or have it crashing on me at a crucial moment. I need to retain Web Matrix to maintain the old 1.1 apps until I can work with

  Posted to Web Matrix General Discussions (Forum) by Hondaman900 on 2/20/2008

• Re: ASP.NET 2.0 Wizard Control

  For what it's worth, I built a workaround for the Wizard control's deficiency in not being able to hide the standard nav buttons I set the nav buttons' type to "image", and set the button's ImageURL property to an image of the button (a cropped screencapture). Looks exactly like the original programmatic button (though no rollover). Then whenever I need to "hide" them, I change the ImageURL property to point at a tiny blank image (about 4 pixels square of white). The net result is the button is rendered

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by Hondaman900 on 4/11/2007

• Re: Populate Textbox from DataSource

  I found out my problem. In the new VWDX I missed placing this code in a procedure. I couldn't believe I looked at this code for days and didn't realize that the code was fine, but the placement invalidated it. Thanks for the response.

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by Hondaman900 on 5/30/2006

• Re: Going nuts - The ConnectionString property has not been initialized - help!

  Looks like I'm answering my own posts!:) I think I may have found the issue. I forgot to wrap the code in a procedure. I put it in the PageLoad procedure and all seems well again. I confused myself by writing the code in-line in the script section of the page. I was spoiled by the provided wrapper of VS when using a code-behind .vb file.

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by Hondaman900 on 5/28/2006

• Re: Populate Textbox from DataSource

  Perhaps you can help. I'm running into a problem where it looks like my datareader and connection are undeclared, even though in the code, they obviously are. You have idential code to mine, so I'm hoping you can help me and know why I should have this issue, since this worked for you and not for me. I get the same problem when I set up a DataSet. Here's my code: Dim connectionString As String = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings( "ASOCTCOConnectionString" ).ConnectionString

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by Hondaman900 on 5/28/2006

• Re: Going nuts - The ConnectionString property has not been initialized - help!

  Here's another version, trying for a DataReader instead of a DataSet, that should also work, but same issue: Dim connectionString As String = System.Configuration.ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings( "MSOCTCOConnectionString" ).ConnectionString Dim queryString As String = "SELECT Supplier from Device_Type where Category LIKE '" & DDL_DevType.SelectedItem.Text & "'" Dim dbConnection as New SqlConnection(connectionString) Dim Cmd As New SqlCommand(queryString, dbConnection) Dim objDR As

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by Hondaman900 on 5/28/2006

• Re: Going nuts - The ConnectionString property has not been initialized - help!

  If I encapsulate this code in a function, such as Function GetDDValues( ByVal technology As String ) As System.Data.IDataReader() the declaration errors go away. Am I hitting up against a namespace issue?

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by Hondaman900 on 5/28/2006

• Re: Going nuts - The ConnectionString property has not been initialized - help!

  Thanks for all the help. My SQL statement wasn't formatted properly and I of course needed the single quotes <slapping forehead>. I've hit another snag. I'm getting an error saying that mySelectCommand is not declared, even though it's declared on the line above. Line 17: Dim mySelectCommand As New System.Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand Line 18: Line 19: mySelectCommand.CommandText = "SELECT * from Device_Type where Category LIKE '" & DDL_DevType.SelectedItem.Text & "'" Line 20: Line 21:

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by Hondaman900 on 5/28/2006