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• Re: mscorlib errors

  Don't get hung up on mscorlib. You are calling a function in your own code that is in error. In the Forums_Thread.DataBind() there is a bad indexer call. You should typically walk up the stack trace to find your code. Even if the code is throwing an exception from the .net code, especially mscorlib, you are doing something wrong, sending a bad input to it or something.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by billrob458 on 6/4/2008

• Re: mscorlib errors

  The mscorlib call is coming from somewhere else. You will need the stack trace to fully diagnose this error.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by billrob458 on 6/4/2008

• Re: mscorlib errors

  You will need to capture the stack trace so you can see where the calls are coming from. Also if you are doing custom error logging, you might consider adding the UserAgent string to your log. This will help identify bots or even PS3's.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by billrob458 on 6/4/2008

• Re: Assign DropDownList Item to Int Variable

  Rather than grab the value, you will need to grab the .Text property. int maxYear = Int32.Parse( myDDL.SelectedItem.Text ); or int maxYear = Int32.Parse( myDDL.Items[0].Text );

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by billrob458 on 6/4/2008

• Re: Remove quotes from hard-coded value sql syntax

  Have you tried removing them from the string building you are doing? SELECT " & FromFieldDate & " As DateFrom

  Posted to Oracle (Forum) by billrob458 on 6/4/2008

• Re: Assign DropDownList Item to Int Variable

  You will need to convert between strings and integers. //to set the value myDDL.SelectedValue = yearmax.ToString(); //to pull the selected value from the DDL int yearMax = Int32.Parse( myDDL.SelectedValue );

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by billrob458 on 6/4/2008

• Re: Http Handler - Passing Parameter

  Correct, that serves as the same as a querystring parameter.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by billrob458 on 10/31/2007

• Re: Http Handler - Passing Parameter

  No, the only way to get a parameter to a http handler from the client is either through querystrings or perhaps through setting a session variable on the initial page request and then looking for that value when you process the HttpHandler request.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by billrob458 on 10/31/2007

• Re: Threading Problems

  There is not an equivalent for webforms. It is the nature of the web disconnected model. You will need to use ajax webmethod/pagemethods to accomplish the same thing.

  Posted to Visual Basic .NET (Forum) by billrob458 on 10/16/2007

• Re: Threading Problems

  You can't use background thread operations on a WebRequest to update the UI. For the most part, processing a webrequest is a one pass operation. The client sends the request to the server, the server processes the page through the lifecycle and then release the request sending the response back. If you have a long running operation for a webrequest, you will need a more creative solution to keep from blocking the webrequest while the background operation completes. The MS Ajax library is chock

  Posted to Visual Basic .NET (Forum) by billrob458 on 9/23/2007