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Re: How to do a Pivot-Like GridView with Dinamically Generated Columns base on rows.
let me know if you need any help.
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justenough
on 10/23/2009
Re: How to do a Pivot-Like GridView with Dinamically Generated Columns base on rows.
Gerardo I think your first solution is the better choice. To me the second solution becomes unmanageable once you start adding users and the list of permissions get into the 100s. I could see easily loosing track of the column\user being edited once you start scrolling down to set a permission. I don’t know what permission information you wish to show besides the name so if this was my project and I was only going to show the name then I’d go with a dropdown list for user selection and a CheckBoxList
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on 10/22/2009
Re: RadioButtonList item spacing
barryman9000, Like PeteNet posted, all list (gridview, datalist, reapeater, etc..) output an html table so I suggest creating a style for that table and using it to control spacing. Setting the padding for td tag should fix your spacing issue. <head runat="server"> <title></title> <style> table.testtable td {padding: 20px} </style> </head> <body> <form id="form1" runat="server"> <asp:CheckBoxList ID="CheckBoxList1"
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justenough
on 10/22/2009
Design \ Best Practice Ideas Needed
Hi all. I posted this in the security area but didn't get any responses so hopefully I'll get better results here. Anywho, I'm working on a website that uses Users, Roles and Memberships. Right now I have things setup like this: 1. Someone fills out form and a User account is created but set to inactive. A Transaction record is created in a database table. 2. A notification is sent to PayPal with The TransactionID in the QueryString. 3. Payment is either made or canceled and PayPal post
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justenough
on 6/23/2009
Design\Best Practice Question
Hi all. I am working on a website that uses users, roles and membership. Right now I have things setup like this: 1. Someone fills out form and a User account is created but set to inactive. A Transaction record is created in a database table. 2. A notification is sent to PayPal with The TransactionID in the QueryString. 3. Payment is either made or canceled and PayPal post a notification to a page on my site. This notification carries information about the Transaction as well as the TransactionID
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justenough
on 6/22/2009
Javascipt Issue
Hi. I have a page that uses some widget javascript code to send a user to paypal. I put this code into a basic html page, it works fine; if I throw it into an asp.net page, it just keeps posting back to the page. Throught trial and error I was able to come of with a way to make it work but it seems kind of shady so my questions is does anyone have an idea of what's going on. I do not have the code of the printPayPal function so what you see is what you/I got. My solution was to add the javascript
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justenough
on 5/27/2009
Re: QueryString Validation
Thanks guys. I was just wondering if there was anything special I needed to to do on pages that dont use it.
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justenough
on 4/10/2009
QueryString Validation
Hi. I'm trying to learn a little bit more about querystring so I was wondering if you need to validate the querystring on a page that is not expecting a querysting. If so, why? Thanks
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justenough
on 4/9/2009
Re: DropDownList Fields, Values, and errors.....
Hi terry, Can you give an example of one of the records; I don't understand what you mean when you say that you "cannot use the ID number as the value, as it is stored in the database as the label." Thanks
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on 3/10/2009
Re: FormView Question - Can anyone see a problem with what I am doing
NewToDotNet, Whenever I'm doing stuff like this I create a method to clear the controls on the input form and call it first before displaying the input form.
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on 3/5/2009
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