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• Re: Dynamic textboxs do not save their value on postback.. why?

  on postback the code in page_load runs again - resetting any values you've entered into the textboxes. you can check for postback using IsPostBack: if (!IsPostBack) { int [] MyArray; MyArray = new int [2]; Repeater1.DataSource = MyArray; Repeater1.DataBind(); }

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by DiscernIT on 9/26/2008

• Re: Quick Check Box Question

  You could just do away with the checkbox altogether if you don't need it for editing the data. Sometimes I use 2 images for this and control the visibility - one image for checked one image for unchecked. If you're databinding you can use the boolean you're driving the checkbox to show hide the appropriate control. something like: <asp:image ... visible='<%# Eval("MyBool").ToString() == "True" %>' .... (assuming c#) Alternatively you can think about

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by DiscernIT on 9/26/2008

• Re: DetailsView Programmatically

  get hold of your list data into a datatable, dataset, list, collection etc.. this is an example of how you bind data to a control programmatically: dropdownlist1.DataSource = myDataTable dropdownlist1.DataBind()

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by DiscernIT on 5/2/2008

• Re: Gridview Control

  you can set an autopostback on the checkboxes themselves and handle their check changed events. you can get a reference to the checkbox container to figure out which row of the grid you're on. Alternatively you can bind some data (eg row id) to an attribute of the checkbox (eg commandArgument) and get hold of that.

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by DiscernIT on 5/1/2008

• Re: which exams?

  thanks, that's the one I was looking at. just wondering if there are any alternative options people are aware of.

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by DiscernIT on 4/30/2008

• Re: Display image in ItemView based on database content

  great! sorry about the typo! pls mark as answer cheers

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by DiscernIT on 4/30/2008

• Re: microsoft.sharepoint namespace not available

  have you added a reference to the dll in your project? (right click the project in solution explorer, Add reference, browse for the dll)

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by DiscernIT on 4/30/2008

• Re: InstructionText property cannot be changed in Login controls if they are converted to templates

  as you've found some of the properties of the login control will not be available if you use templates. But you've got much more flexibility to put your own controls in and do what you like with them. You don't really lose much by not being able to use the in-built properties of the login control.

  Posted to Security (Forum) by DiscernIT on 4/30/2008

• Re: Gridview problem!

  one of the indexes (passed in square brackets [ ] ) is out of range.. ogrid.Rows[idx] - does idx reference a row index? idx is worked out from the commandArgument - is that returning the right value? row.Cells[0] - is there a cell at index 0? row.Cells[0].Controls[0] - is there a control in the cell? hope that helps

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by DiscernIT on 4/30/2008

• Re: Import a .cs file (a class with some subs) into asp.net

  by convert I was meaning do it manually (for trivial classes) but the converters can give you a head start.. Create a class library project, include your .cs file. Build it - you'll find the dll in the bin/debug or bin/release (depending which build you do) It will be helpful if you put your class in a meaningful namespace - that's how you'll reference it in your web app. In your webapp (in webdeveloper express) You can then 'add reference' to the assembly (dll), (click on browse

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by DiscernIT on 4/30/2008