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• Re: Reading & Writing All Files of a Directory

  Thank you! You both helped me a lot. I was able to achieve my goals with the DirectoryInfo and FileInfo classes. =] Thanks again!

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Daniel P. on 7/16/2004

• Reading & Writing All Files of a Directory

  Hi, I'm having a problem - here's the description: I would like to create an image gallery (more or less). I have a folder and in it, there are x files (x = a random number), for example, 46 JPG files. I want my ASP.NET (C#) file to read all the files in that directory and write them to the user's browser. In this special case, the user would see 46 JPG files. The files have absolutely random names, but they all end with ".jpg". I know that I maybe need to use the DirectoryInfo, FileInfo

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Daniel P. on 7/14/2004

• Re: ASP vs CF

  In this special case, I agree. Maybe ColdFusion is newer - I don't know, just a guess - and thus has better support in this case. However, you cannot generally say that ColdFusion code looks much easier than ASP code. It really depends on what you would like to do/achieve/develop.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Daniel P. on 7/6/2004

• Re: How to retrieve the last char of in string?

  This would be even shorter: string str = "test 123"; str = str.Substring(str.Length-1);

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Daniel P. on 3/18/2004

• Re: httpRequest

  That is because eventually, there is no UrlReferrer. For instance, if you open a new browser window and visit a website, there is no referrer. Only if you're coming from a website and visit a new one, there's a referrer.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Daniel P. on 3/17/2004

• Re: Checking for broken tags

  This makes it a bit more complicated, but I'll try to answer your questions 1) and 2) anyway using the following code example: private void Button1_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { string inputText = TextBox1.Text; string formattedText = string.Empty; Regex regex = new Regex(@"(?<l>.*)\[quote source='(?<qb>.+)'](?<qt>.+)\[/quote](?<r>.*)"); MatchCollection matchCollection = regex.Matches(inputText); foreach(Match match in matchCollection) { Label1.Text

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Daniel P. on 3/16/2004

• Re: How do I add a second parameter to this URL?

  Alternatively, this works:<code>addToCart.NavigateUrl = "AddToCart.aspx?ProductID=" + ProductID + "&"Sizes=" + Sizes; Colt's method is definitely better for your eyes. :)

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Daniel P. on 3/16/2004

• Re: Foreign characters

  Try UTF-8 encoding in your meta tag.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Daniel P. on 3/16/2004

• Re: what's the different from "<page src="">" and "<page codeBehind="">"

  You can set a new value for the Session Timeout in your web.config file. Or, you can do it in a page through this property: Session.Timeout Note that if you choose the second method, the timeout will only be modified on this page, but not on others.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Daniel P. on 3/16/2004

• Re: session destroyed when oledbconnection opens

  What happens if you use this code: Session.Add("test", "created"); instead of Session["test"] = "created"; ?

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by Daniel P. on 3/15/2004