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• Re: Two AJAX versions, same website

  The recommended setup is to have your project files in one location, then you "check out" files as you edit, and "check them in" when your edits are complete, and hopefully everything still compiles. This is what source control software mostly does for you. Regarding my last suggestion about 2 web.configs, you just let her have one web.config (which she checks in, since that is the most up-to-date version) and you have your own that you do NOT check in, or else the system is screwed

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by ps2goat on 12/4/2009

• Re: VB.NET Controls

  This is not a limitation, it is how things work. If, for example, you had 2 touch screens, a bigger one in the back and a smaller one in front, would you be able to touch the bigger one if the small one blocks it? No. This is an ordering issue. What you can do is, in the smaller control's mouseclick event, call the parent control's mouseclick event. (whatever the name is of the method that handle that event; there is no need to raise the event directly unless you don't know the name of

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by ps2goat on 12/4/2009

• Re: Add/Remove programs says .Net 3.5 Framework SP1 installed but VS 2005 is not Using it.

  There is no visible option to do this that I know of. You need to tell VS that you want to use the 3.5 compiler in web.config. Put the following code in the web.config, inside the<configuration> </configuration> element. <system.codedom> <compilers> <compiler language="c#;cs;csharp" extension=".cs" type="Microsoft.CSharp.CSharpCodeProvider,System, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089" warningLevel="4">

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by ps2goat on 12/4/2009

• Re: Storing an array of integers

  First of all, lose the GOTO syntax. That's old school and should be dropped from the VB language. Anything that uses a GOTO should be reworked or put into a method you can call. Anyway, a good do while loop with a generic list is right up your alley. ' use a generic list; declare this where your current delimited string is declared. Dim l_intNumbers As New System.Collections.Generic.List(Of Integer)() 'Random on Questions Dim RandomClass As New Random() Dim RandomNumber As Integer Do

  Posted to Visual Basic .NET (Forum) by ps2goat on 12/4/2009

• Re: StreamWriter problem

  By the way, I found that the default stream buffer size is 4 Kb, so your xml document would need to have 4,096 characters in it before it would fully commit to disk, and it would commit automatically every 4,096 characters after that. So if you had 4,095 characters, those would not commit without Flush().

  Posted to C# (Forum) by ps2goat on 12/3/2009

• Re: StreamWriter problem

  I don't know what you mean by: [quote user="omerf"]My streamwriter is not write my file correctly and not work.[/quote] You need to give us more information, for example, does it not write at all or everything does not get written? Looking at your code, the most obvious cause is that you did not flush the data to the hard drive before closing your streamwriter. Usually, data is held in a memory buffer before it is written to the hard drive, so that only a whole chunk of data is written

  Posted to C# (Forum) by ps2goat on 12/3/2009

• Re: Add time to db date

  two easy ways: First, make stopDate a DateTime instead of a Date, though this may work either way. ' convert the date to a date string, and concatenate the time value stopDate = CDate(stopDate.ToShortDateString & " 23:59:59") ' or, add a day and subtract a second. stopDate.AddDays(1) stopDate.AddSeconds(-1)

  Posted to Visual Basic .NET (Forum) by ps2goat on 12/3/2009

• Re: Custom button control's Command Name issue in IE6

  Are you giving unique names to each button?

  Posted to Custom Server Controls (Forum) by ps2goat on 12/3/2009

• Re: Two AJAX versions, same website

  I don't know all of the difference in the AJAX versions, but as long as you keep your separate web.config files, you should still be able to work both machines. All of the commands are the same, but the web.config registration is different-- your version will say 1.0.x and hers will be 3.5.x. The only snag is that once she uses a feature that isn't included in the 1.0, you'll notice it by not being able to compile. Also, if she uses anything from the .NET 3.0 or 3.5 framework, something

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Discussion and Suggestions (Forum) by ps2goat on 12/3/2009

• Re: Error Handling Problem

  Exception.StackTrace is a string that contains the stack trace that you see in a normal unhandled exception. Exception also contains a Source Property, which should show you the offending code.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by ps2goat on 12/3/2009