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• Re: Passing a Session Variable as an string arraylist

  Where do you add the value to the Session?

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by huenemeca on 4/10/2009

• Re: closest smaller than value

  You can put SELECT TOP 1 * FROM table WHERE questionid

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by huenemeca on 4/9/2009

• Re: Open MS Oulook from Javascript

  You can do this by having the href of a link be mailto: Then you add the parameters you want. Search for mailTo. This will open the clients default mail program.

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by huenemeca on 4/8/2009

• Re: asp.net AJAX problem

  I was afraid that was going to happen. Both events want to fire at the same time and the post back wins. I don't know of a easy solution for this. The only thing that I can think is to use the script action tag in the animations to forward the page. But that is not the same as a post.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by huenemeca on 12/2/2008

• Re: asp.net AJAX problem

  OnClientClick="return false" causes the event to stop. Take that out and it will continue.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by huenemeca on 12/1/2008

• Re: ParseControl Issue

  The control that was created is probably not a PlaceHolder but it probably contains a PlaceHolder in the Controls collection.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by huenemeca on 9/24/2008

• Re: Link to my Repeater Problem

  You do not need to declare a new repeater. Just use the one that is passed in. public void setparentcat(string number2,string userS, ref Repeater repeater1) { mynumber = number2; users = userS; System.Data.SqlClient.SqlDataReader dr2; repeater1.DataSource = dr2; repeater1.DataBind();

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by huenemeca on 9/17/2008

• Re: Link to my Repeater Problem

  Yeah, to pass in a reference you need to add the ref statement before the parameter. so the function would look like this public void SetUp(ref Repeater myRepeater) { //do stuff here } to call the method you do this. SetUp(ref myRepeater);

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by huenemeca on 9/17/2008

• Re: Link to my Repeater Problem

  You could pass in the reference to the Repeater to the function.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by huenemeca on 9/17/2008

• Re: Link to my Repeater Problem

  Why do you need to access the repeater outside of the page? You should just call a method on the search class that returns the dataSet to the page. Then bind the dataset to the repeater.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by huenemeca on 9/17/2008