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Thanks Apurva, I have been ill for the past few days and havent had a chance to try this out. I will get back to it soon and give you a reply! =]
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Hi,
In my application i have to provide facility to user to download data in excel format and then again upload that file after editing it so that changes in database can be done accordingly.
I have accomplish it but in the file i have to also gave option to user to upload image for each row i try it by giving the path of image but its not working.
Is their any way to access file from client end other than FileUpload
control as i already use it for uploading excel file?
Thanks in Advance.
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It's next to impossible if you use the general way.
Of course, you can use activex control to do it.
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中国，昆明
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Can u please give me some hint/code/article for using ActiveX control for this?
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We are building a treeview in codebehind. The treeview will be built like this
and divs will be nested accordingly. We are using ajax to build the treeview and return it and assign to a div's innerhtml after page is loaded.
A javascript's onclick function is attached to the outermost div and based on the source control that initiated, we are processing the code inside the function.
We have lot of attributes.add in the code behind also for server controls. They will be used according to the context. We are not sure whether there will be any memory leakage in internet explorer because of this. Is there a better way to implement the same treeview. We have heard of attaching the events using
attachEvent and detachEvent. Will that be a cause for concern? Will this be a cause for IE's "A script on this page is causing internet explorer to run slowly. Do you want to abort the script. Yes/No" message. Please help
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hi,
please go through this site.
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms379604(VS.80).aspx
prasanna
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I have a javascript function defined in an aspx page. I would like to set a breakpoint in a particular line and proceed with debugging on page load like we do in code behind. I heard about 'debugger' statement in Javascript. Can anybody explain me on how to do this?
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In the javascript, just put a debugger; statement where you want the breakpoint. Make sure that debugging is enabled in IE, and when execution hits the debugger statement, you'll get a dialog asking how you'd like to debug - go for "Current Instance of" either 2k3 or 2k5 as appropriate, then it'll flick into a normal debug session
"Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......"
Christian Graus At The Soapbox
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in my project i want to know how many users are accesing my application if they disconnected their id should store in databse
Prashant
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Hi.
u can get id of user when user disconnected application
call this javascript on onbeforeunload event on body
function EventClose(){
if((window.event.clientX<0) || (window.event.clientY<0)){
// get user id and store in hidden fild
}
}
u can store userid of user in database
Pathan
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Hi,
This is my first time of using an SQL(2005) database so please help me out.
How do insert data into a new record?? An example would be appreciated.
THANKS!
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Hi,
munklefish wrote: This is my first time of using an SQL(2005) database so please help me out.
I hope you know how to write insert queries in other databases(SQL Server / Oracle). If you know the queries and how to execute them for other databases, then it is the same case here.
Hope i got your point ...
"A good programmer is someone who looks both ways before crossing a one-way street." -- Doug Linder
coolestCoder
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Thanks, that helped a great deal!
Why come on a help forum if youre just gonna be a smart ass?
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If you talk that way to people who try to help you, who do you expect to get help from in the future?
coolestCoders point is valid. For a basic insert statement there is no difference what so ever between SQL 2005 and other SQL based databases. If you don't know any SQL at all, a web search like "sql insert" would give you plenty of examples on how it's done.
A message board like this is not the best place to find information like that. As the question has been answered countless times before in articles, blogs, documentation and message boards, most of the time you will only be instructed to look at the available information. You will find that the message board will work much better for when you have a specific question.
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Ah right so telling me i should already know is a valid answer?
Dont think so or else i wouldnt be asking really would i.
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He's not just telling you that you should already know (which to be fair, you should if you want to be a programmer - INSERT statements are going to be your bread and butter), he's also telling you that a simple web search will sort you out....
People here will always be prepared to help, but you have to at least try to help yourself first. Google is your friend.
"Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......"
Christian Graus At The Soapbox
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munklefish wrote: Ah right so telling me i should already know is a valid answer?
I think that he made the assumption that you already knew something about SQL, as you asked specifically for SQL Server 2005. This assumption was of course not very well grounded, but that is because you provided very little information in your question.
Are you learning anything about how message boards work from this, or are you just trolling?
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Hai,
I want to create a directory in the system localharddisk through my Web application(C# Asp.Net) . I used this coding inside the button click event.
System.IO.Directory.CreateDirectory("c:\\FolderName");
While running it creates a folder successfully in my system. When i try to run this same application from another system(client), the creation process is happening in server only. I want to create the folder in that particular systems harddisk(ie,client). In What way i can implement it... Give the solution.........
Thanks......................
Thanks in Advance
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Write the javascript to create the folder it will create on client side not on server side
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I dont think that you can create a folder on client side using javascript.
Regards,
Suresh Dayma
Everything Is Possible!
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Yes you are but i think we can create folder using Activex object
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yes by using activex objects in javascript you can probably create the folder on client side.
Best Regards,
Apurva Kaushal
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take a view of this code to create folder on client side using javascript
function CreateFolder()
{ var myPath
var oas = new ActiveXObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject");
myPath = "C:\\NUnit\\sandeep12345";
oas.CreateFolder(myPath);
alert("Helo");
//insert_filename(fn);
}
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Hi friends
I want to disable close cotrol box of title bar
Or
i want to give alert message when user click on close control box to close form.
how can I do it?
plz reply me
its urgent.
Thanks
pathan
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