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• Re: VB or C#?

  I find VB more "english" like in flow than the cryptic C#. Also those {} would drive you nuts if the modern compilers didn't keep track of them in the IDE. They both accomplish the same thing but I'd give the advantage to C# on speed of writing if you're familiar with the syntax. However, for ease of reading and sharing in a team environment I'd give that to VB.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by nesNYC718 on 5/12/2008

• Re: calendar and dates issue - i'm stumped!!

  [quote user="gnuts4lunch"] Thanks all, So is it possible to select date ranges in the ASP.NET calendar control but EXCLUDE certain days by not allowing them to be selected? [/quote] In the end, the dates from the calandar control can be manipulated to do whatever you want. Say I have a basket full of apples, I only need to get rid of the bad ones. This does not require a special basket; only the hands of an apple picker. So you have a basket full of dates? No need for special functions

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by nesNYC718 on 4/14/2008

• Re: calendar and dates issue - i'm stumped!!

  [quote user="gnuts4lunch"]My question is when determining the leave days he has chosen to, how can i read '4" instead of "5"?[/quote] I guess what I would do in this scenerio is to have an extra field in the database called "holiday_exception" (boolean). When the user is selecting the day(s) and when the submit action occurs, simply compare that date with dates flagged as exceptions and issue a [true] to the "holiday_exception" field. You can either

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by nesNYC718 on 4/13/2008

• Re: Any body know any HTTP Link that send sms from ASP.NET(vb)

  [quote user="nbsamurai"]Can u please provide me with service providers from US ...... who also provides free trail to test with........[/quote] google: "SMS gateway"

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by nesNYC718 on 4/12/2008

• Re: Force Open/Save Dialogue for an Excel Workbook [:'(]

  [quote user="ganesansankar"] It's opening the Excel file by missing the All the CSS file which applied on the page. [/quote] What do you want to give the user an Excel file or a CSS file? Passing a user an Excel file should have NOTHING to do with CSS.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by nesNYC718 on 4/12/2008

• Re: send emails once a day asp.net application without using windows task shcheduler

  It won't slow up the site. If you site is compiled and and started, all the routine is checks the db for the last time the mails were sent. If the date equals today, no action is taken therefore no resources used. Try it, it works. You could even store the value in an XML file therefore not even using a connection to the database. For what you're describing, there's no other solution. There is no such thing as a trigger or script that runs automatically once a day in the web world. The

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by nesNYC718 on 4/12/2008

• Re: AJAX in laymens terms

  Do you have Gmail? If you have used Gmail's chat application, that's Ajax at work. In the old days, when we created and action on a webpage, we would do a full post back to the server, get information and refresh the entire page. Ajax allows us only to refresh certain parts of the page without the need to do a full page post back. Saves a little time and looks much better while at the same time saving server resources.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by nesNYC718 on 4/10/2008

• Re: Error in sending mail through outlook

  [quote user="Fathima"]I mean I'm using my system's ip[/quote] Is there an SMTP server on your "system?" The script just doesn't send and email without it talking to a SMTP server. In your case, localhost (127.0.0.1) port 25 would work, IF you had the SMTP relay on your system.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by nesNYC718 on 4/10/2008

• Re: send emails once a day asp.net application without using windows task shcheduler

  If you know your site is being hit regularly and everyday, I think putting and event handler on a master page would do the trick. On it's "PageLoad" event, you could check if today's email's were sent or not by saving the value to the database. You could put that event on a master page or the default page of you website but your website must be hit regularly. If you got no hits today, no checking the database if email was sent. The routine might look something like this: Sub

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by nesNYC718 on 4/10/2008

• Re: Scheduling In IIS

  [quote user="raviurpal"]Can we implement a scheduling tasks in IIS thru Asp.Net Code [/quote] By "IIS" taks, do you mean and IIS maintenance task or do you mean a website automation taks?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by nesNYC718 on 4/10/2008