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• Re: Dropdown box default value

  Good day, You're lacking specifications in both: your DropDownList and your SqlDataSource to your datasource you must provide, at least, a valid connection string, and a SELECT query in order to bind the value displayed in you DropDownList and its code. in your DropDownList control, you must bind it (using #Eval or #Bind) somehow to your data source as b471code3 explained earlier to you. Nothing is 100% magic. Follow this hyperlink I'm providing to you below; it will provide you explanations

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by ctheriault on 10/16/2009

• Re: Dropdown box default value

  When not used in databound context, you can set a value in the SelectedValue's DropDown property at the runtime; you can do it in the PagePreRender event for example. You cannot set a value in SelectedValue property at design time.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by ctheriault on 10/15/2009

• Re: inline code and code behind

  Hi vthomas, this issue is simple to solve: your "getWeekdayNL()" method, in the code behind (eg Kalender.aspx.vb), should be declared using " Protected " modifier (or "protected" in C#). for example in C# it would look like this in you code behind: protected string getWeekdayNL(object arg_dag) { ..... } This works fine with VS2005 and VS2008 fore sure. I leave to you the translation in VB

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by ctheriault on 9/19/2009

• Re: inline code and code behind

  using your own methods in inline is not straight forward when used within databound item templates. The DataBinder.Eval is way easier. For exemple let's look to this method of mine (in C#) which is working in my code behind, I defined: protected string OrderStatusText(object codeOrderStatus) { return base.DomainOrderStatus.GetValueLabel((short)codeOrderStatus, "#undefined"); } and in its corresponding aspx page, I consume it this way: <%#OrderStatusText(Eval("code_status"

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by ctheriault on 9/19/2009

• Re: UpdatePanelAnimationExtender fired by "OnUpdating" comming from other UpdatePanels

  Hi NamrataC, [quote user="NamrataC"] Hi ctheriault , Where is your ContentPlaceHolder placed. I think it is placed inside the UpdatePanel on Master Page. [/quote] No it's not. The UpdatePanel held in the master page is a very small independant unit. The second UpdatePanel is not explicitly neither implicitly included in the first one located in the master page. => The first UpdatePanel is not in a ContentPlaceHolder Thanks

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by ctheriault on 9/8/2009

• UpdatePanelAnimationExtender fired by "OnUpdating" comming from other UpdatePanels

  Hi, I'm having a weird behavior when using UpdatePanelAnimationExtender in a page which has 2 UpdatePanels : One UpdatePanel located in a master page is refreshed by a timer The second UpdatePanel located in my page to which I attatched an UpdatePanelAnimationExtender Although the UpdatePanelAnimationExtender is hooked only to the second UpdatePanel, its "OnUpdating" event is unexpectedly fired by both UpdatePanels, while its "OnUpdated" is fired only by the second UpdatePanel

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by ctheriault on 9/7/2009

• Re: Help with App_GlobalResources

  You need to get the code using resources unloaded from IIS; when it will be reloaded it should have the new resources. Did you try to simple restart your web services on the remote server, in order to force an inconditional reload?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by ctheriault on 9/3/2009

• Re: Response.Redirect to http page returns The page cannot be found

  looks like firewall issue... Is you IIS on your develpment computer (same as the one with Visual Studio) or another "remote" computer? If it works within your local visual studio, it should be OK if you deploy your web appl on your local IIS. On ther other hand if the computer hosting your web appl. is not your dev computer, make sure that this computer can reach the URL you want to redirect to.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by ctheriault on 9/3/2009

• Re: Response.Redirect to http page returns The page cannot be found

  [quote user="jeanclaudeT"]The IIS 6 is on a remote computer. I do have access to it.[/quote] I suppose you mean that your remote computer (which is your IIS server) can access http://www.cof.org/whoweserve/family/thanksnextgen.cfm from IE. [quote user="jeanclaudeT"]What do I need to change on the IIS to stop this annoying issue. Thanks in advance.[/quote] Did you try to restart your web services on this remote server?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by ctheriault on 9/3/2009

• Re: Efficient way to write the code for a confirm page.

  A good way is to take advantage of the <asp:MultiView> control. The strategy is to do it in a "wizard like" interface: first (initial) view is for editing data: contains editable controls to enter your data a save button which sends you to the second view to confirm data second view is for confirming entered data contains readonly controls to preview entered data a confirm button which save the data and sends you to the confirmed view which contains a confirmation number a edit button

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by ctheriault on 9/3/2009