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• Re: Access data from a table in Access 2000 Database programmicly

  The link you gave is for aspx web pages, will this example work for a windows form app? I am assuming that it will. On another note: The other example still does not work. When I did a quick watch; The row count is coming up 0, which is telling me that there is nothing in the table. However, I know that there is one entry in the table, because I was able to view the user in the same program under my add user form. I am at a loss as to why it can't seem to pull the information from the table.

  Posted to Access Databases and AccessDataSource Control (Forum) by cgould01 on 6/25/2009

• Re: Access data from a table in Access 2000 Database programmicly

  I wanted to let everyone know what I did to fix the problem: Private Sub LoginForm1_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load 'TODO: This line of code loads data into the 'BatchAideDataSet.sa' table. You can move, or remove it, as needed. Me.SaTableAdapter.Fill(Me.BatchAideDataSet.sa) End Sub Private Sub OK_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles OK.Click Dim MyDatarows() As System.Data.DataRow = BatchAideDataSet

  Posted to Access Databases and AccessDataSource Control (Forum) by cgould01 on 6/25/2009

• Re: Access data from a table in Access 2000 Database programmicly

  [quote user="csgeyer@hotmail.com"] view plain copy to clipboard print ? Dim MyDatarows() As System.Data.DataRow = BatchAideDataSet.Tables( "sa" ). Select ( "Username='" + UsernameTextBox.Text + "'" ) Dim MyDatarows() As System.Data.DataRow = BatchAideDataSet.Tables("sa").Select("Username='" + UsernameTextBox.Text + "'") ought to do the trick. [/quote] Hate to keep bothering u on this but, in the above example you

  Posted to Access Databases and AccessDataSource Control (Forum) by cgould01 on 6/24/2009

• Access data from a table in Access 2000 Database programmicly

  I need some help... I am trying to access a table from Access 2000 Database. The table has 3 columns: UserName, Password, Division I need to look through the usernames until I find a match (compairing to a textbox), then check the Password, after which I will then need to store the Division to a Public Variable to set what the user can 'see'. I have a Dataset to the Access 2000 database already in use on another form. The dataset includes the table called 'sa' which is the table that

  Posted to Access Databases and AccessDataSource Control (Forum) by cgould01 on 6/23/2009

• Re: Access data from a table in Access 2000 Database programmicly

  I'm a little confused on something. I am working in VB and looking at what you have done, I have done this: Dim MyDatarows As System.Data.DataRow MyDatarows = BatchAideDataSet.Tables( "sa" ). Select ("Username= '" + UsernameTextBox.Text + "'") I get the following error on line 2: Error 1 Value of type '1-dimensional array of System.Data.DataRow' cannot be converted to 'System.Data.DataRow'. C:\Documents and Settings\cgould\My Documents\Visual

  Posted to Access Databases and AccessDataSource Control (Forum) by cgould01 on 6/23/2009

• ASP.NET Web Application Administrator Error

  I am trying to setup a login page for users. When I load the web application administrator > Click on Security I get the following Page: There is a problem with your selected data store. This can be caused by an invalid server name or credentials, or by insufficient permission. It can also be caused by the role manager feature not being enabled. Click the button below to be redirected to a page where you can choose a new data store. The following message may help in diagnosing the problem: Unable

  Posted to Visual Studio 2005 (Forum) by cgould01 on 5/18/2009

• Basic MasterPage Help needed...

  Ok, So I am new to the masterPage idea... In every video I have watched and forums I have read I still can't figure how to go about doing this: In my Project I first created a Page called Georgia.aspx. The page contains datalist, and allot of code behind. Now I am wanting to add a Header and SideNavigation, but since this will eventually be the standard for the hole site I was wanting to use a MasterPage to set the header and left Nav, but I honestly can no figure out how to go about doing it

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by cgould01 on 5/18/2009

• Is there away to change IE8 to Compacibility View programmiclly?

  I am working on a site that is using the Menu Navigation tool and IE8 doesn't seem to like it very much (it wont show the subitems drop down in horizontal view). However, if you switch the browser to Compacibility View, then everything works fine. I am wanting to programmiclly change the browser to compacibility view if it is possible or is there away to get the menu navigation to work correctly in IE8?

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by cgould01 on 5/17/2009

• Re: Change The SelectCommand Based on a Menu Selection

  OK, I was able to get this to work (Code Below), but I am going to have to do this for each menu item. Here is my question, Is there a Easier way? I noticed that when I load the page and hover over one of the menu items I see the following in the Link information of Internet Explorer: JavaScript:_DoPostBack('Menu1','RAL') Menu1 being the Menu's ID and RAL being the Value of that MenuItem. Is there away to use this in the Page Load event? Dim ClkItem As String Dim ClkID As String

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by cgould01 on 5/17/2009

• Re: Change The SelectCommand Based on a Menu Selection

  I'm not sure that I understand looking at the code that you posted, I have posted what I have below. Currently the SelectCommand looks at the Division Field and the @division is set to ATL in the Schema. < asp : SqlDataSource ID ="SqlDataSource1" runat ="server" ConnectionString =" <%$ ConnectionStrings:GeorgiaConnectionString %> " SelectCommand ="SELECT * FROM [staff] WHERE ([Division] = @Division)"> < SelectParameters > < asp : Parameter

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by cgould01 on 5/16/2009