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• Re: Sending Attachments using SmtpMail

  1) there should be a property for getting just the filename, you can also split the path on "\" and pick the last array element 2) File.Delete

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by bobby169 on 2/16/2007

• Re: Sending Attachments using SmtpMail

  This might help .... In try catch block .. send email with attachmenyt .... if there is System.Web.HttpException thrown .... save the uploaded file to a directory on your site which is safe and secure and accessible now again attach that saved file to the mail and then send it once email is sent ... delete the file obviously this solution is not suitable for large files

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by bobby169 on 2/15/2007

• Re: Publish Web Site Error - file 'src' is not a valid here because it doesn't expose a type

  Try reinstalling IIS metabase using following command on command prompt cd C:\WINNT\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\ aspnet_regiis -i This might help ....

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by bobby169 on 2/15/2007

• Re: Client Side method in Gridview

  Hi mate, not sure abt the solution ... but I will suggest to give HTML controls a try ... try a normal link < a href ... and insert your client function with arguements another method which comes to my mind is using hidden variables ... as we used to do in classic ASP days . but I am sure there is something more elegant available in asp.net 2.0 hope this helps ... Arvind

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by bobby169 on 2/15/2007

• Re: Calendar Function

  Hi mate, fortunately there is an event ... protected void Calendar1_DayRender( object sender, DayRenderEventArgs e) { if (someconditionistrue) { e.Cell.BackColor = System.Drawing. Color .Blue; e.SelectUrl = "yourpage.aspx" ; } }

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by bobby169 on 2/15/2007

• How to access SOAP Messages

  Hi Guys, In one of my projects, I make a call to a webservice. I need to save the webservice response in form of SOAP message. It is evident that when a remote procedure is called, SOAP response / request is sent and received. How can I get access to the request and response in SOAP / XML format ? I want to do this becuase I need to save results of some important transaction ( web service method ) Please advise. Arvind

  Posted to XML Web Services (Forum) by bobby169 on 1/16/2007

• Custom Conversion of Types

  I need to convert a type into another type using CTYPE. Please consider below example ... Say there is an Employee class and a Manager class. Employee --------------------- EmpId FullName Designation Manager ---------------------- EmpId FullName Now I want to achieve the following .... Line 1 : Dim objEmployee as New Employee(45,"Roddick","Developer") Line 2 : Dim objManager as Manager = Ctype( objEmployee, Manager ) On the 2nd line I want to write a code ( I don't know how and where ) which copies

  Posted to Visual Basic .NET (Forum) by bobby169 on 11/29/2006
  Filed under: OOP

• Re: Enom Integration

  Hi I have the same requirement. I want to create sub domain for each user who registers on the website. I have checked the API doc and there is a function. I can create new domains but have't got a clue to create sub domain Below is the GET request I send from ASP.Net HTTPWebRequest Object http://resellertest.enom.com/interface.asp?ommand=addbulkdomains&uid=resellid&pw=resellpw&producttype=register&listcount=1&sld1=mynewdomain &tld1=com&responsetype=xml now if I replace

  Posted to Web Hosting with IIS and ASP.NET (Forum) by bobby169 on 11/4/2006

• Build options

  Visual studio 2005 Solution explorer RIght click on solution icon There are 2 options - 1) build solution 2) rebuild solution What is the difference between the two ?

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by bobby169 on 10/18/2006

• Re: Multiple File Upload

  I don't think you can upload multiple files. I suggest you place only one upload control and accept a zip file. After uploading do an unzip on the server and extract all the files. So in a zip file you can upload as many files as you want.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by bobby169 on 9/7/2006