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  • Re: Reg. Session Time Out

    Hi, session timeout can be increased to fulfill your requirement as mentioned in the above post. However, doing so (having a very high timeout value) has its own pitfalls in terms of server memory usage. Following article may be useful to you - http://forums.asp.net/p/919119/1050478.aspx .
    Posted to State Management (Forum) by nikhil.jha on 12/12/2008
  • Re: Dynamic button click event

    You can call that event as shown below - delete_Click( null , null ); Put that line from where you want to call it. For example, public void LoadAccounts() { form1.Controls.Add(NavigationPanel()); delete_Click( null , null ); }
    Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by nikhil.jha on 11/3/2008
  • Re: aspnet_wp.exe could not be started

    Hi, I know its quite an old post but I am replying to it as it may be useful to some. I searched a lot on the internet when I faced the same issue but could not get any clean solution which did not require changing the machine.config file etc. However, luckily, I looked into the properties of ASPNET account and found it to be locked (it was working well before we did a restart of the server). IIS server was 5.1 running on XP with SP 2. Here is the solution - 1. Right click "My Computer"
    Posted to Installation and Setup (Forum) by nikhil.jha on 10/27/2008
    Filed under: IIS User Rights, aspnet account permissions, accounts
  • Re: aspnet_wp.exe could not be launched

    Hi, I searched a lot on the internet when I faced the same issue but could not get any clean solution which did not require changing the machine.config file etc. However, luckily, I looked into the properties of ASPNET account and found it to be locked (it was working well before we did a restart of the server). IIS server was 5.1 running on XP with SP 2. Here is the solution - 1. Right click "My Computer" and select "Manage". 2. Expand the "Local Users and Groups" inside
    Posted to Installation and Setup (Forum) by nikhil.jha on 10/27/2008
    Filed under: IIS User Rights, aspnet account permissions, accounts, aspnet_regiis
  • Re: Session Time out problem

    Hi, I am not sure about your server configuration (whether a web farm) but it seems like a stateNetworkTimeout. Try using <sessionState mode="StateServer" stateNetworkTimeout="300" /> Also, please start the State Server service (using Services MMC) before using it. Are you setting the session somewhere in the code as well?
    Posted to State Management (Forum) by nikhil.jha on 10/21/2008
  • Re: Session Time out problem

    Hi, What mode have you set? Is it InProc? Could you please specify the string in Web.config?
    Posted to State Management (Forum) by nikhil.jha on 10/21/2008
  • Re: Problems attaching a Javascript call to a textbox

    Hi, RowDataBound event is the right place to add javascript to the controls in each row of the grid. Did you check the conditions such as - if (e.Row.RowType != DataControlRowType.Header && e.Row.RowType != DataControlRowType.Footer && e.Row.RowType != DataControlRowType.Pager )
    Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by nikhil.jha on 10/17/2008
  • Re: GridView

    Hi, Try using - Dim lblTemp as Label lblTemp = CType(gvDB70Institution.Rows(e.NewEditIndex).FindControl("lblInstitution"), Label) strInstitution = lblTemp.Text.Trim() Hope it helps.
    Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by nikhil.jha on 10/17/2008
  • Re: "Unformating" a string

    Hi, you would need to add some identifier to distinguish between the strings. For example, use "^" as shown below - myString = String.Format("string^{0}^string^{1}^string", "xxx", "yyy") The generic function could be - protected void getString( string myString, ref string string1, ref string string2) { Char [] chr = new Char [] { '^' }; string [] arrString = myString.Split(chr); string1 = arrString[1]; string2 = arrString[3]; } Hope it helps.
    Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by nikhil.jha on 10/12/2008
  • Re: i want to place java script to a child page(<asp:Content>....</asp:Content>)

    Hi, Could you please provide the details such as - how are you calling that function?
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