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Re: Problems with Editor bounding box
Sorry about the delay in response. I am not going to be working on this project for a while so I am going to leave this thread. I think the problem I have is a bug in the control, so I expect others will find it too.
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on 11/8/2009
Problems with Editor bounding box
Hi all I seem to be having a consistent problem with the Editor control loosing it's right hand side edge. What happens is that the Editor window gets drawn, but the middle portion of the right hand edge is not drawn. When I enter text into the control, it does not wrap at the right edge, but continues until I press return. If I re-shape the window containing the editor, it redraws that right hand edge and seems to work. But when I relaunch the page that right hand edge disappears again. In addition
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on 10/27/2009
How to get MPE to update textbox on page
Hi all I have a ModalPopupExtender that launches a Panel. In that Panel I have a user control where I do a calculation. When I do the calculation I post the results to a session variable. In the panel there is a button that I would like to use to take the session variables and populate textboxes on the underlying page. However that buttonclick event (from the button inside the MPE) is not updating the textboxes. Here is the basic code for the elements; note the "Post It" button is the one
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Re: How to get MPE to update textbox on page
Works good. thanks
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RMcBride
on 10/26/2009
DataList with Edit/Insert/Delete
Hi all I am building an online log application for boaters where users will be able to post logs of boating trips and other users will be able to read those logs. For each log entry, I need to show the entry to all users, but allow the editor/creator to insert new log entries, delete existing log entries, and edit existing log entries. In addition users will be able to add comments to a log entry. It's all pretty straight forward. When the log is displayed, I need to show the entries on a single
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RMcBride
on 10/25/2009
Re: DataList with Edit/Insert/Delete
Hi all I have just discovered the ListView control! It looks like it will do everything I need, and then some. So let's call this one done! Thanks Richard
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RMcBride
on 10/25/2009
How do I find out if a row exists in a DataView
Hi All I have a DataView that I build dynamically for an email routine to website members. In some cases the dataviewrow contains two items - name and email. In some cases the dataviewrow contains three items - name, email and company. I do a replace to merge the names and email addresses, but I want to make the company name merge conditional on the existence of the third row. How do I test the dataview to see if it has 2 columns or 3 columns? I know I cannot use a count function, as that returns
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RMcBride
on 10/17/2009
Re: How do I find out if a row exists in a DataView
Hi all I found this in the forums via a Google search. It seems to work. For those who find this in a search, the column count is "1" based, meaning columns are counted starting with the number 1 (ie 1,2 or 3 columns) where as the dataview row count is "0" based, meaning rows are counted starting at row "0". It kind of makes sense. If row.DataView.Table.Columns.Count > 2 Then mm.Body = mm.Body.Replace("##CompanyName##", row(2)) End If Thanks Richard
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RMcBride
on 10/17/2009
Build in a report to email routine
Hi all This may seem really simple, but then again this is the "Getting Started" forum. I have an email routine that I am building to contact website members. This routine does a select for name and email, then takes the content of the editor and stuffs it into an email and sends it. This all works perfectly. Now, however, I want to build in a reporting function. Basically I want to build a dataset that includes a column with the recipients name and their business name (where applicable
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RMcBride
on 10/9/2009
Re: Build in a report to email routine
Hi all While's it may not be terribly elegant, I have a solution for this. Here is what I did. First, I created the reporting email as follows. 'first create the reporting email Dim reportmm As New MailMessage("test@localhost", "test@localhost") reportmm.Subject = "gunkMail Report for " & SubjectTextBox.Text reportmm.IsBodyHtml = True reportmm.Body = "<h2>Mail Message</h2><p>The following Mail message was sent to the recipients as shown<
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RMcBride
on 10/9/2009
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