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• Need advice on making my app look "pretty"

  Fellow Developers, I'm in the process of learning ASP.NET via VS 2005 Beta. I've been working on the basic functionality of a simple app, but now need to focus on making it look "pretty" ie. graphics, menus, etc. I'm not a web designer or graphics artist. In fact, I have trouble drawing stick figures :) What would be the typical approach for someone like me? Just use themes/skins? Or hand off the app to our DreamWeaver guy and let him make it look "pretty"? OR - should I let the

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by SweetPete2 on 11/15/2004

• Re: ObjectDataSource and Update method/SQL query

  Fredrik, Forget it, problem solved. I was passing one of the update method parameters as an INT when it should have been a STRING. Thanks...

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by SweetPete2 on 11/12/2004

• Re: ObjectDataSource and Update method/SQL query

  Fredrik, Thanks for the fast response. I still can't get it to work. Here's what I'm doing: 1. Coded my ObjectDataSource's Update method. It takes 2 parameters: public static void UpdateTimeSlips(int original_RecordID, string Description) 2. Via the ObjectDataSource's smart tag, I select the UpdateTimeSlips() method on the ObjectDataSource's Update tab page. 3. I then inspect the ObjectDataSource's UpdateParameters collection and see that the 2 parameter names are present. The value for each is blank

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by SweetPete2 on 11/12/2004

• ObjectDataSource and Update method/SQL query

  Guys, Is there a trick to correctly setting up an update method/SQL UPDATE query with a ObjectDataSoruce? MUST the parameters of the update method include all the columns in the table being updated? I've tried just passing the table's key and another column, but that doesn't want to work. When I do include all the table columns as parameters for the update method, I'm getting a "Input string was not in a correct format. " error message when the update method is called. My update method

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by SweetPete2 on 11/12/2004

• Help! Can't access my report!

  Fellow Developers, Using VS 2005 Beta 1. How come I can't access my report (CrystalReport1.rpt) from my Default.aspx.cs code behind file? I've seen examples in the help and online where the report is instantiated in the code behind file like this: CrystalReport1 myReport = new CrystalReport1; But I get a compiler error stating that the compiler doesn't know what CrystalReport1 is. The following code works, however: CrystalDecisions.CrystalReports.Engine.ReportDocument myReport = new CrystalDecisions

  Posted to Crystal Reports (Forum) by SweetPete2 on 11/8/2004

• Problem updating table in code

  Fellow Developers, I'm having a problem with either scope or session issues. I've got 2 buttons on a form. The 1st one populates a grid and works fine. Here's the code: static SqlDataAdapter myAdapter; void ButtonSave_GetDate(object sender, EventArgs e) { SqlConnection myConnection = new SqlConnection(myConnectionString); myConnection.Open(); myAdapter = new SqlDataAdapter("SELECT * FROM TimeSlips",myConnection); DataSet myDataSet = new DataSet(); SqlCommandBuilder myCommandBuilder = new

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by SweetPete2 on 10/26/2004

• Need to access gridview column by name, not index

  Fellow Developers, Is it possible to access the value of a cell in a gridview by column name instead of by index? I'm coming from the Delphi world, and to do this is as simple as: TableName.FieldByName("ColumnName").AsString; where TableName = the name of the table linked to the grid. Help!

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by SweetPete2 on 10/25/2004

• Re: Problem manually wiring a GridView

  Fredrik, I'm still not having any luck with this. If possible, could you post a simple & *complete* code sample?

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by SweetPete2 on 10/21/2004

• Problem manually wiring a GridView

  Fellow Developers, I'm trying to wire up a GridView's SqlDataSource all in code, not via the popup configuration wizard. In other words, I drop a GridView on my form, then code all the SQL stuff in the C# code-behind file. I can populate the GridView no problem, but editing/updating/deleting is another story. Here's my code thus far: ******************************************************* // Define the query string mySelectQuery = "SELECT * FROM TimeSlips"; // Create and open the DB connection

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by SweetPete2 on 10/21/2004

• Web Matrix and Firebird DB

  Is is possible to use the Firebird DB with Web Matrix? There's a Firebird .NET Provider available. If so, how do I install Firebird connectivity into Web Matrix?

  Posted to Web Matrix General Discussions (Forum) by SweetPete2 on 6/9/2004