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Insert a single record with SQL
Hi, I have been getting into ASP after developing in MS Access. I have figured out how to use a gridview to view the contents of an Access database called: DataDatabase.mdb which is located in the AppData folder of my website. The database has a single table: tblBooks with two fields (other than the ID field): BookTitle and BookAuthor I have a simple form where I have two textboxes. One is for the Book Title and one is for the Book Author. After much searching I've finally realized that I needed
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vincentd
on 7/10/2009
Creating nice output
I would like to be able to print some regular text to a panel control. I've tried to put a label control on the panel and then set the text property of that label to a string but I am not able to do any formatting. For example I cannot seem to send carriage returns or tables. The end result is just continuous text. I also tried to use a textbox control on the same panel. It did accept vbcrlf characters but did not dynamically grow in size as the label did and it had scrollbars as well. basically
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vincentd
on 6/27/2009
Re: Newbie Question
Thank you very much. That was very helpful
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vincentd
on 6/26/2009
Another Newbie question
This is probably a really basic question but I have a web form that I collect information from the user in. Upon the click of a button which I have on the form I would like to clear the page and dynamically recreate the web-page based upon the information that was provided. Basically I want to wipe out all the controls (including the button) that I just used to collect the information and now re-draw the web page. Can anyone point me to a tutorial on how I should go about this? thanks Vince
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vincentd
on 6/26/2009
Re: Another Newbie question
I appreciate all the responses. Unfortunately I'm even more pathetic at this than your giving me credit for. I don't have a clue as to how to programmatically create a new web-page. Perhaps I'm going about this wrong but the panel idea does sound promising. I just want to take the information that I've gotten from the user, wipe the page clean and output plain text. Perhaps I should be opening up a new page. So "panel"... is that like printing to a form (I'm coming to
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vincentd
on 6/26/2009
Re: Another Newbie question
Cool. I just added that. One more question if you don't mind... How do I programmatically print to one of the panels?
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vincentd
on 6/26/2009
Re: Another Newbie question
Thank you all! Vince
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vincentd
on 6/26/2009
Re: Another Newbie question
yup, actually already did that. i'm wondering at this point how to throw text onto panel2. Currently it is blank and I only want to populate it after i make it visible
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vincentd
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