You searched for the word(s): userid:303209

More Search Options

RSS Available

• Re: Installing vs.net crystal reports after vs.net 2008 sp1

  Found the solution myself. The trick is to open the setup from Control Panel and not from the original vs.net dvd media. More info http://www.dotnetzone.gr/cs/forums/48758/ShowThread.aspx#48758

  Posted to Crystal Reports (Forum) by vmasanas on 5/26/2009

• Installing vs.net crystal reports after vs.net 2008 sp1

  When I first installed vs.net 2008 I didn't need Crystal reports so it was not installed. Then vs.net 2008 sp1 was installed and now I'm trying to runt the vs.net setup again to install the crystal reports components for vs.net. The problem is that the vs.net setup doesn't work anymore. At some point, when starting I get the error "A problem has been encountered while loading the setup components. Canceling setup" Anyone found this? Any ideas on how to move from this point?

  Posted to Crystal Reports (Forum) by vmasanas on 5/26/2009

• Re: Displaying data using correct culture

  I wish you were right but no :( Protected Overrides Sub OnInit( ByVal e As System.EventArgs) ' Set the current culture Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture = PageCulture Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = PageCulture ' Localize portalsettings Services.Localization.Localization.LocalizePortalSettings() MyBase .OnInit(e) End Sub I'm trying to use this inside a DotNetNuke module but seems there's something missing here since I've never had any problem with localization inside

  Posted to SQL Server Reporting Services (Forum) by vmasanas on 7/26/2007

• Re: Displaying data using correct culture

  Rex, thanks for your support but I think we are talking of different things here. What I'm trying to get is that a datetime column displays it's data using a format accordingly to the current culture selected by the user at the time. When I'm designing a report I see a property called "Language" when, if changed, displays data correctly. What I would need is access to this property at runtime so the report is configured dinamically depending on the user preferences. I've

  Posted to SQL Server Reporting Services (Forum) by vmasanas on 7/23/2007

• Re: Displaying data using correct culture

  Rex, thanks for you comments, but what I was asking for is slightly different. What I need is that special data types are formated accordingly to the current culture. For example if I get this data: SELECT aDate, aNumber FROM ... I'd expect that when the user is using a en-US locale the date is displayed as mm/dd/yyyy and the number "##,###.##". Otherwise, if current culture is es-ES I'd expect to see dd/mm/yyyy and "##.###,##" respectively. Either I'm doing something

  Posted to SQL Server Reporting Services (Forum) by vmasanas on 7/18/2007

• Re: Two timers on same page

  I hate to say so but ... it's still not working Here is my actual code: < asp:Timer ID= "timer" runat= "server" OnTick= "timer_Tick" /> < asp:UpdatePanel runat= "server" ID= "UpdatePanel1" UpdateMode= "Conditional" > < Triggers > < asp:AsyncPostBackTrigger ControlID= "timer" EventName= "Tick" /> </ Triggers > < ContentTemplate > < asp:HiddenField ID= "iterator" runat

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by vmasanas on 7/13/2007

• Re: Two timers on same page

  No matter how separate I set the timers this will not work. I've tried the webservice approach but this does not allow me to access and modify the controls on the page so seems this approach will not work. EDIT --------------- My real scenario is not that simple as I posted above (this was just an easy sample to reproduce the problem). In fact what I have is datalist with I rebind on "tick".

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by vmasanas on 7/13/2007

• Re: Displaying data using correct culture

  I'm using a ReportViewer in LocalMode and the stored proc that returns data does not format it in any way: select a.Date,... from table a where .... Where a.Date is a datetime field.

  Posted to SQL Server Reporting Services (Forum) by vmasanas on 7/13/2007

• Displaying data using correct culture

  I'm working on a report that displays datetime columns and no matter what I set as my currentculture the datetime columns always use the US format: mm/dd/yyyy. On the report designer I see there's a "Language" property but I cannot find how to set this from the code. Note that I'm not talking about localizing the report interface. I know there's a dowloadable language pack for this. What I need is the that the data is displayed using the correct formating for numbers and

  Posted to SQL Server Reporting Services (Forum) by vmasanas on 7/13/2007

• Two timers on same page

  I need to include two timers on the sampe page that update different update panels at different intervals. Since it was not working on my complex scenario I created a very simple page with just 2 timer + 2 updatepanels to verify the behaviour. And in fact it does not work, only one timer is being executed. < asp:UpdatePanel ID= "UpdatePanel1" runat= "server" > < ContentTemplate > < asp:TextBox ID= "TextBox1" runat= "server" Width= "1098px"

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by vmasanas on 7/12/2007