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• Re: Changing window title of Visual Studio 2008?

  shanakaperera , the solution you link to seems to work in VS2008 as well. Thank you very much!

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by anders__f on 10/3/2009

• Changing window title of Visual Studio 2008?

  We have several versions and branches of our project, saved in different folders in the SVN repository. Normally I have a number of these versions checked out locally on my computer. The Visual Studio solution file has the same name in all versions, and when I open the solution in VS it's the solution name that is shown in the window title of VS. If I would like to open two different solutions of different versions at the same time in two instances of VS, they have the same solution name so the

  Posted to Visual Studio 2008 (Forum) by anders__f on 10/1/2009

• Re: Parsing property attributes

  Well, could you give an example of a class with some properties for which you would like to have such functionality?

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by anders__f on 7/20/2009

• Re: Removing ");" that's being added with .RegisterArrayDeclaration()

  Both RatheeshC's solution and Paul Linton's solution would probably work, but in my opinion there is a better solution than appending to a string (particularly if the array is large). This is my suggestion (though not tested) List<string> arrayElements = new List<string>(); int i = 1; while (sdrNewsTitles.Read()) { arrayElements.Add(string.Format(@"<a href=""~News/NewsArticle.aspx?={0}"">{1}</a>", i, Convert.ToString(sdrNewsTitles.GetValue

  Posted to C# (Forum) by anders__f on 7/18/2009

• Re: Problems with displaying alert()

  A quick reply, I haven't tested it... First, change the line string script = "<script type=\"text/javascript\"><strong class=\"highlight\">alert</strong>('" + cleanMessage + "');</script>"; to string script = string.Format(@"<script type=""text/javascript"">alert('{0}');</script>", cleanMessage); Second, try using Page_PreRender() instead of Page_Load(), it has the same signature

  Posted to Client Side Web Development (Forum) by anders__f on 7/17/2009

• Re: c# string question

  Dear RatheeshC , the only real difference between your post and the code that Steve Wellens posted before, is that you are using a for loop to concatenate the strings. In my opinion, there is absolutely no reason to choose this before the String.Join method. If you use Join() you keep the code cleaner, easier to read and understand. Another aspect (which maybe not is that important in this case with just three strings) is that of concatenating strings by +=. To get better performance you should consider

  Posted to C# (Forum) by anders__f on 7/11/2009

• Re: Image processing problem

  Have you run in debug mode? On which line is the exception thrown?

  Posted to C# (Forum) by anders__f on 7/11/2009

• Re: Save the name before upload files

  In line 24 in your code you already have " FileUpload1.FileName" which is the original file name. Change line 32: cmd = New Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand("insert into files (imagename, filesname, originalname, freelancerId, fileshyperlink) values (@imgname, @flsname, @originalname, @UserID, @flshyperlink)", sqlConnection1) After line 36, add this: cmd.Parameters.Add("@originalname", Data.SqlDbType.NVarChar).Value = FileUpload1.FileName You need to add a column "originalname"

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by anders__f on 7/10/2009

• Re: generating unique random number

  You could do something like this. Add the images to a list, randomize a index and pick that image from the list. var list = new List<MyImageType>(); // fill list with images... var random = new Random(); while (list.Count > 0) { var index = random.Next(0, list.Count); var image = list[index]; list.RemoveAt(index); }

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by anders__f on 7/5/2009

• Re: generating unique random number

  Yes, using Guid is a good idea to generate unique ids. But, as far as I understood the question, this is not what is asked for. Basically he wants to randomize an array, but in my previous solution suggestion I took a slightly different approach.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by anders__f on 7/5/2009