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• Re: Gridview - assigning a gridview column to a textbox

  You need to bind your Dataset to the Gridview. Although you can do it in the aspx page, I prefer to do it with code. I usually create a Bind() method that does this so I can change the Dataset and re-call it to update in the GridView. I use C#: yourGridview. Datasource = yourDataSet; yourGridView. DataBind(); To get the information on the Gridview in the ASP page you would need to do something similar to the following: < asp : TextBox ID ="TextBox1" runat ="server" Text ='

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by jwmercer on 8/24/2007

• Re: How to get the canonical name of a user in active directory programaticaly

  Ok. In order to get anything from the AD you'll need to do the following. (Using C#) //Make a DirectoryEntry Object. DirectoryEntry de = new DirectoryEntry( LDAP://your.domain ); //Use this to make a DirectorySearcher Object DirectorySearch ds = new DirectorySearcher(de); //Specify the account you want with the .Filter on the ds. ds.Filter = "sAMAccount = " + username-you-want-the-info-for; //Add the properties you want to load. The Canonical Name is cn I believe. ds.PropertiesToLoad

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by jwmercer on 5/17/2007

• Re: How to get the canonical name of a user in active directory programaticaly

  Ok. In order to get anything from the AD you'll need to do the following. (Using C#) //Make a DirectoryEntry Object. DirectoryEntry de = new DirectoryEntry( LDAP://your.domain ); //Use this to make a DirectorySearcher Object DirectorySearch ds = new DirectorySearcher(de); //Specify the account you want with the .Filter on the ds. ds.Filter = "sAMAccount = " + username-you-want-the-info-for; //Add the properties you want to load. The Canonical Name is cn I believe. ds.PropertiesToLoad

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by jwmercer on 5/17/2007

• Re: Active Direcotory User Information Editing

  Does the user have the permissions to write to these attributes?

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by jwmercer on 3/28/2007

• AD User Attribute Permissions

  Hey, I need to grab user attributes from AD and check to see if the user accessing them can write to them or if they can read-them only. I know how to grab the attributes and display them, but I seem to be spinning my wheels when I try to check the permission on them. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Posted to Active Directory and LDAP (Forum) by jwmercer on 3/27/2007

• Re: Render Existing site in multiple languages

  This is a website that I found helpful as I was doing localization. http://west-wind.com/weblog/posts/334.aspx

  Posted to Localization (Forum) by jwmercer on 2/7/2007

• Re: Cultures

  Thanks

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by jwmercer on 1/30/2007

• Cultures

  So here's my question. I'm setting up a website that will support different languages. Is there a way to have the app pick up that a new language has been placed in the appropriate folders automatically without having to do a re-install?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by jwmercer on 1/26/2007

• Searching through a dataset

  I want to be able to search through a datatable within a dataset and find where the row for the specific paramter is passed. I tried using a dataview but to no avail any advice?

  Posted to SQL Server Reporting Services (Forum) by jwmercer on 1/19/2007

• Re: Accessing a DataSet and DataTable

  I guess I should explain myself a little further. I have a report that contains two datasets, one dataset contains a table with two columns of info. I need to be able to search the first column for a specific value and display the corresponding value in the second column at the row where I found my previous value. The trick is that I need to do this within the embedded code within the report itself.

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by jwmercer on 1/18/2007