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• Re: Nested Gridview passing parameters from GV to GV

  dataset result = new Dataset(); string connString = ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings( "CS" ).ConnectionString; using (SqlConnection myConnection = new SqlConnection(connString)) { string query = "SELECT * FROM testing1" ; SqlCommand myCommand = new SqlCommand(query, myConnection); SqlDataAdapter myAdapter = new SqlDataAdapter(); myCommand.CommandType = CommandType.Text; myAdapter.SelectCommand = myCommand; myAdapter.Fill(result); myAdapter.Dispose(); } result.DataSetName

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by Freakyuno on 7/19/2008

• Re: List Outlook tasks from the exchange server

  Yea we ran into the same thing unfortunatly. The solution is kind of complicated, but possibly I can point you the right direction. If your exchange server is currently supporting mobile clients, such as smartphones and PDA's theres a device specific set of pages that it will expose for interaction with the devices. You can interact with these pages the same way by impersonating the mobile device. This will give you access to contacts, tasks, email, and calendars - though it's not as clean

  Posted to Enterprise Services Integration (Forum) by Freakyuno on 7/4/2008

• Re: ASP .NET Question..

  This isnt really an ASP.NET Question as I see it - unless I am missing something. You can script or "automate" all parts of Microsoft Word, using VBA backend that office applications provide. http://computerprogramming.suite101.com/article.cfm/introduction_to_vba_for_ms_word

  Posted to Enterprise Services Integration (Forum) by Freakyuno on 4/28/2008

• Re: List Outlook tasks from the exchange server

  The above code should work for you if you're authorized to pull the calendar for the user you're trying to snag. Make sure the web application server, is on the same domain as the exchange server, and that you are passing a valid username and password via the code I've posted above.

  Posted to Enterprise Services Integration (Forum) by Freakyuno on 4/10/2008

• Re: Building a dynamic HTML email

  Using the replacement Token mentioned above is one way to do it. I typically do something like this for a simple mail merge where there might be 1 to 5 fields I need to replace. Above that I dont use it because it gets very convoluted and not very elegant. You mentioned this was an order confirmation or acknowledgment of some sort, which means you're probably dealing with more information than structure - which is generally why I wouldnt use the token style to accomplish this as well. I'm

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Freakyuno on 4/3/2008

• Re: populate text boxes from email

  Your really close - the ? seperates the URL from the begining of the querystring, but it's not a field delimiter, it should be like htis http://www.mysite.com/feedback.aspx?tbFirstName=FirstName & tbLastName=LastName Notice the & symbol. Then, when the page loads, you need to parse out the query string and perform an action, like this: Sub Page_Load tbFirstname.text = Request.Querystring("tbFirstName") tbLastName.text = Request.Querystring("tbLastName") End Sub Give

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Freakyuno on 3/31/2008

• Re: Simple date validation help

  Probably need to convert the text (or string rather) into a date before comparining it directly with your > operand Date myDate = Date.Parse(TextBox6.text) Date startDate = Date.Parse("01/01/1990") if (myDate > startDate) { }

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Freakyuno on 3/31/2008

• Re: create string from dropdownlist and number

  Which part isnt working? Are you receiving an error when this piece of code runs? I'd probably suggest using a stringbuilder for your string concantination rather than the New String constructor. Dim StudentID As New StringBuilder StudentID.Append(mycountry.selectedValue) StudentID.Append( CType (myID, Integer ) + 10000) StudentID.ToString() My guess though, is that you arent getting a reference correctly to the controls you're trying to pull values out of with the "find control"

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by Freakyuno on 3/27/2008

• Re: retrieve only certain characters from a textbox??? is this possible

  Yes, it's absolutly possible - but you're going to need to determine your deciding factors. There are a whole slew of what are called string manipulation classes built into .NET In this case, you'd be using the Right function, which is a pretty typical string manipulation function. Dim myString As String = "Dr. James Smith" myString = Right(myString, 5) Obviously the problem with the above statment is, it's hard coded, so if the last name as Smithen you'd end up with

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Freakyuno on 3/27/2008

• Re: How should i send email to registered users?

  Jack, Please post the error your receiving in your browser. One of the first troubleshooting steps we take on this forums can be determined by the error message you receive.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Freakyuno on 3/25/2008