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• Scroller for grid

  Hi. Is it possible to have a GridView that can scroll content horizontally? Here's the requirement: An online TV schedule needs to display a grid of the shows for a 3 hour block of time. If the user clicks the "Next" button, the grid would shift over using a smooth effect to display the next 3 hours of programming. The same occurs with the "Previous" button to show the previous block of programming. This is all done via AJAX. Here's an example of what I have in mind: http

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by oneworld95 on 11/9/2009

• Re: Scroller for grid

  Thanks, rtpHarry. That's very useful. I think a ListView control would do the trick -- it doesn't have to be a GridView.

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by oneworld95 on 11/9/2009
  Filed under: ListVew

• Re: Help me make the case for ASP.NET to my boss - Please!

  Thanks. As part of state higher ed, we get VS Pro for free, so we're not limited to VWD. I think your suggestion is a good one -- build an app in both languages and see which is faster. The challenge is to change the minds of the anti-Microsoft folks that .NET has great potential.

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by oneworld95 on 10/23/2009

• Re: Server Application Unavailable

  Visual Studio comes with a built-in server. You'll need to configure the app in IIS. Go into Control Panel > Internet Information Services. Expand the node with your machine's name; you should see a node called "Web Sites." Beneath that, there should be a "Default Web Site." Make sure it doesn't say "Stopped" -- if it does, right-click and start it. Though not required, I find it easier to just copy my app into this folder: C:\Inetpub\wwwroot. Once there

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by oneworld95 on 10/22/2009

• Help me make the case for ASP.NET to my boss - Please!

  Hi. I work in an organization where my boss and the server admin are both Java/Unix fanatics, though my boss seems to be softening a bit with all the challenges we've run into with Java recently. My boss wants RAD tools and I've tried to make the case that Visual Studio and ASP.NET can make web development truly rapid and easy -- but my words have had little impact. I know from experience how powerful .NET is -- I built apps in that tech until my current job. All of us developers are sick

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by oneworld95 on 10/22/2009

• Dashboard in ASP.NET

  Hi. I'd like to build an ASP.NET dashboard for a non-profit public TV station to use during their pledge drives. The dashboard would show data from various sources, displaying them in charts/graphs and easy-to-read guages and dials. I work in a Unix/Java shop and would like to build something in my free time to convince them to switch to .NET. Might be an impossible task, but I'd like to try to show them what you can do with ASP.NET. Any ideas and inspiration you can provide will be much

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by oneworld95 on 9/29/2009

• Re: Dashboard in ASP.NET

  Thanks, Peter. Just what I needed :D

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by oneworld95 on 9/29/2009

• Re: Regular expression for a number

  Thanks, Mike. I crashed Firefox and restored it to the original tabs; hopefully it doesn't repost my original question again -- it brought up the page that says "Post requires moderator approval". If it does, please ignore it

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by oneworld95 on 8/5/2009

• Regular expression for a number

  Hi. I need to validate a decimal number and can't figure out the regular expression for it. The number needs to limit users to number values of maximum of two integers followed by an optional decimal point. These are valid: 11.1 11 2 55.8 These are invalid: 111 0.1 .2 11.22 Please help! Thanks.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by oneworld95 on 8/4/2009

• Re: Regular expression for a number

  Thanks, Mike. I'd tried the first one earlier in the day and had no luck. Couldn't figure out the OR operator and now have learned the trick -- the start and end indicators ("^" and "$") have to be repeated in each OR option; I was putting them around the entire statement. Thank you. And sorry the other guy got upset. Wasn't trying to start a war, just trying to learn this stuff. Amazing.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by oneworld95 on 8/4/2009