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• Re: Status Message during SQL Query

  I got caught up in another project and wasn't able to try what you posted until now... After changing my code to reflect what you posted above, the animated gif, loads, then stops (it never actually completes a full loop of the animation). The page also stops and the query is never completed. Here is the snippets of my code that runs the loading GIF... 1 <script runat= "server" > 2 3 Protected Sub Page_Load( ByVal sender As Object , ByVal e As System.EventArgs) 4 ClientScript.RegisterOnSubmitStatement

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by sunscar9536 on 2/3/2007

• Re: Status Message during SQL Query

  Martin, Thanks so much for the reply... I'm currently not at work so I can't try this, but I will first thing tomorrow morning. One of the query's is on the local machine itself and the other is a machine sitting right beside it (they are on the same network). Both machines are Dual Xeon processors with 4GB RAM. Is there a better of doing what I'm trying to do? A little more insight... the database stores just over 3 million images (I know this probably isn't very efficient, but I didn't design it

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by sunscar9536 on 1/31/2007

• Re: Status Message during SQL Query

  That looks like it would work perfect for what I'm doing, except I'm not using a button and there is no "OnClientClick" attribute for a calendar control. I've tried using "OnSelectionChanged" and it will not work using that property. Is there something different I can try? Thanks..

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by sunscar9536 on 1/31/2007

• Re: Status Message during SQL Query

  Mokeefe... Please forgive my lack of knowledge (I am an ASP.NET newbie), but no, I'm not using an Asynchronous page. The query I'm referring to even takes 1-2 minutes to process even on the local machine where the database resides. I failed to mention that this site will only be used internally, so everything is being pulled across the LAN. More info below... Jessica Cao... Thanks for the reply and the button control, but I don't believe this will work in my situation. (It may and I just don't know

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by sunscar9536 on 1/31/2007

• Status Message during SQL Query

  I'm running a query on a large database (takes approx 1-2min) and while this query is running, I would like a label or some type of animated GIF to be displayed saying "Processing.." or "Please wait...." Once the query is complete, I want the message to disappear and display the results in the formView that I have setup. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks...

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by sunscar9536 on 1/30/2007
  Filed under: sql Query, SQL Server 2005, Microsoft SQL Server 2005, .NET SQL Server 2000, .NET SQL Server 2005, sql server 2005 tcp/ip remote connections, SQL datatable, SQL Server 2000, sql server 2000 outer join

• Re: Multiple Menus - Overlay Problem

  Setting the bground property worked perfect! Thanks.... Now if there was a solution for this one.... http://forums.asp.net/thread/1428996.aspx =) This seems to be a bit harded to fix. Thanks for all your help.

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by sunscar9536 on 1/17/2007

• Re: Multiple Menus - Overlay Problem

  Russ, I followed that post and got it working with this code... If e.Item.Text.StartsWith( "image_" ) Then e.Item.Text = e.Item.Text.Remove(0, 6) e.Item.ImageUrl = "~/Images/" + e.Item.Text.Replace( " " , "" ) + ".gif" End If This method works best if I want to add a custom icon, but I'm wanting to add the same "bullet.gif" to every menu item... Is there an easier or better method of accomplishing this? Thanks...

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by sunscar9536 on 1/14/2007

• Re: MenuAdapter - Menu Items not visible if beyond bottom of page

  Has anyone made any progress on this problem so far? I'm encountering the same problem with the vertical layout. (From Left to Right)

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by sunscar9536 on 1/12/2007

• Re: Multiple Menus - Overlay Problem

  Russ, Thanks for the quick reply... For some reason I had my doubts, but it worked... =) thanks so much for the help. I didn't know the "position: relative;" would be required for each DIV block. I do have one more question and this may better as a new post, but is there any option to add a custom icon for a bullet next to each item on the second tier? Thanks again for your time and help...

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by sunscar9536 on 1/11/2007

• Re: Multiple Menus - Overlay Problem

  I have tried every single z-index value I know of on every thing that even accepts a z-index value and still can't figure this one out... From what I've read z-index values and IE are very tricky. I tested the exact same layout using the traditional ASP.NET menus and it works fine in both IE and Firefox... Does ANYONE know what I can do to get around this problem? I would really appreciate some help. Thanks...

  Posted to CSS Friendly Control Adapters (Forum) by sunscar9536 on 1/11/2007
  Filed under: bug, CSS, CSS Control Adapters, css Control Adapters Menu, Menu, menu css IE7 IE6, menu IE7 IE6, "css friendly adapter"