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• Re: Calendar control issue. How do I recognizing if a new date isn't selected?

  Yes, I've been to Microsoft's site, http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.webcontrols.calendar(VS.80).aspx , and no, it does NOT answer the question. They seem to be under the impression that the Calendar_SelectionChanged event fires upon selecting a date. It does not. It only fires if the date has CHANGED as I mentioned in my post. Therefore, either this is another Microsoft bug, or there needs to be some other way of noting when the same date as the Calendar1.SelectedDate

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by SirPaladin1969 on 4/7/2009
  Filed under: calendar

• Calendar control issue. How do I recognizing if a new date isn't selected?

  I have my calendar control operations almost working the way I want it to, except for one major bug. I don't know how to capture if the date selected on the calendar is the same as the original date because it doesn't trigger the Calendar1_SelectionChanged event, which is where I would then reset its visible property to false. I've got four different date fields, each with their own button to display the calendar, populate it with any date already in those fields, or if blank, default

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by SirPaladin1969 on 4/6/2009
  Filed under: calendar

• Re: Keeping track of multiple user's Connection strings

  Anyone?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by SirPaladin1969 on 3/31/2009

• Keeping track of multiple user's Connection strings

  I'm a little confused on the best way to reference a connection string after a user has logged on. I might have many different users dynamically creating accounts, so it doesn't seem practical to constantly add new users to the web.config file. Do I need to use Session variables instead? I don't think I can make the variable global (or don't know how to do so safely) because I would think a later user would overwrite the previous user's connection string. Here's what I have

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by SirPaladin1969 on 3/29/2009
  Filed under: connection

• Re: Controlling GridView column width manually

  I've tried manipulating the columns that way too, but even after removing all of that, it still doesn't respond to code. This is my HTML < asp : GridView ID ="GridView1" runat ="server" AllowSorting ="True" AutoGenerateColumns ="False" DataKeyNames ="PeopleID" DataSourceID ="ObjectDataSource1" CssClass ="GridView" RowStyle-CssClass ="DataGridControlRowStyle" AlternatingRowStyle-CssClass ="AlternatingRowStyle"

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by SirPaladin1969 on 3/13/2009

• Re: Controlling GridView column width manually

  I've now also tried to manipulate the GridView1, to no avail, from the event: GridView1_RowCreated By the way, is there any difference between: GridView1.Columns(7).ItemStyle.Width = Unit.Pixel(100) and GridView1.Columns(7).ItemStyle.Width = 100 ? I'm getting the impression that it's not a problem of syntax, but that something else is obviously interfering with the GridView1 control being able to accept direct orders from code, but I don't know what it is. Is there some setting that

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by SirPaladin1969 on 3/13/2009

• Controlling GridView column width manually

  I am getting frustrated trying to manually size my GridView column widths because no matter what I do it is ignoring my code. My GirdView1 is set to AutoGenerateColumns="False" becuase I only want to show a few selected columns and at column widths that I determine (ideally, it would be nice if the column width could be adjustable by the user). Some of the column widths may be smaller than the largest values possible in them (for example, there are some long email addresses, but I want

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by SirPaladin1969 on 3/12/2009
  Filed under: Gridvew

• Re: Syntax for passing a variable to a JavaScript function within ASP.NET

  I'm still looking for the correct syntax for passing a parameter to the JavaScript function. The above method is clearly not correct. For starters, the function has only two parameters, not three. Assuming the variable (DAC) contains the value I want to pass to the function, what is the syntax for sending it as a parameter of my JavaScript function? The following don't work: < asp : TextBox ID ="HomePhoneTextBox" runat ="server" TabIndex ="12" Text ='

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by SirPaladin1969 on 3/10/2009
  Filed under: javascipt

• Re: Syntax for passing a variable to a JavaScript function within ASP.NET

  Tried that [ "ValidPhone(this,<%= # DAC %>;)" ] , but it created an error on the page and didn't work. I also tried it without the semicolon, also without success.

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by SirPaladin1969 on 3/8/2009

• Syntax for passing a variable to a JavaScript function within ASP.NET

  Apparently, I have the wrong syntax for passing a variable to a JavaScript call that is attached to an event of an ASP.NET control. In this case, I would like to pass my DefaultAreaCode (DAC) to my JavaScript function. For this example, assume DAC is a Public variable that is set in the Page_Load event (perhaps even the Master page's Page_Load event). Now, perhaps I could use a Session variable instead, but either way, what is the correct syntax for passing a variable to a JavaScript function

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by SirPaladin1969 on 3/8/2009
  Filed under: javascipt