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• Major Disaster - Resolved

  After perusing about five pages worth of posts on this forum, I was able to find the cause of the problem I posted about here . The solution was provided by skeltoncp, and have posted it below. skeltoncp: skeltoncp: Does anyone have anything on this? I'm fine after I install, but if I ever make even the most basic change to the header file (in my case I'm just adding a label, not even doing anything to it, just adding a basic label) I lose everything but the header. Like all I see is that green-brownish

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by DarrenC on 6/5/2006

• Re: System.IndexOutOfRangeException when adding New Issue Field

  I'm not familiar with the VB.Net code, I'm using the C# version. But I think what is happening is that the returnData is an instance of an object that implements the IDataReader interface. This object (perhaps a SqlDataReader) has a read method that populates a collection of columns. The columns can be referenced by ordinal number or coulmn name (which i think just acts as an index to the column number). What I think the problem is is that the returnData's datasource is a SELECT statement, not a

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by DarrenC on 6/4/2006

• Major Disaster - HELP PLEASE

  Hello All, I had the Issue Tracker solution open in Visual Studio 2003. I modified the Header user control - Header.ascx to replace the image in the top left corner from the default to our company's logo. Since then, all that shows up on the page is the header, and clicking the Issue List, Queries, and Administration tabs has no effect. The body of the main page remains blank. When I step through the code, it seems to be running properly. This is a head-scratcher, and you have no idea how frustrated

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by DarrenC on 6/4/2006

• Re: Issuetracker and ASP.Net 2.0?

  Xanderno: DarrenC: Quick question, guys ... If I upgrade to ASP.NET 2.0, will I need to port my database to SQL Server 2005? Nope....No worries there. SQL Server 2000 (or Access, for that matter) will still work just fine. Great... many thanks.

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by DarrenC on 6/3/2006

• Re: Issuetracker and ASP.Net 2.0?

  Quick question, guys ... If I upgrade to ASP.NET 2.0, will I need to port my database to SQL Server 2005?

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by DarrenC on 6/3/2006

• Issue History Enhancement - Help, please

  Hello all, I want to add more detail to the issue history list. Instead of just displaying the user ID and date modified, I would like to add the name of the field modified and the new contents of the field. I tried to do this in the code, but it turned out to be very messy. It involved requerying the database to retrieve the issue object correspoding to the current Issue ID, then comparing it to the current issue object property by property - not to mention custom fields, which are a whole other

  Posted to Issue Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by DarrenC on 5/25/2006