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How to toggle the text entered in one textbox(in english) on the button click event that text converts into telugu (indian language)and also store in another textbox.
I think this type of conversion seen at Scrapbook in orkut which is one of most popular website i.e www.orkut.com
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Hi,
if you got the event it is very simple:
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public void OnButtonClick(object sender, EventArgs e) {<br />
this.MySecondTextbox.Text = TranslateToTelugu(this.MyFirstTextbox.Text);<br />
this.MyFirstTextbox.Text = this.MySecondTextbox.Text;<br />
}<br />
Regards
Sebastian
P.S.: As you can see, posting messages with titles like "very very very ..." is not very useful 
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How to toggle the text entered in one textbox(in english) on the button click event that text converts into telugu (indian language)and also store in another textbox.
I think this type of conversion seen at Scrapbook in orkut which is one of most popular website i.e www.orkut.com
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sntkn wrote: Subject: Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Urgent
This is not the way to asking Question in this forum. 
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Did you read process to put the Qs in CP?
Cheers!!
Brij
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As its almost panto time, all together
"OH NO ITS NOT"
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
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Thats probably the least Urgent question ive ever seen tagged with "Urgent"
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sntkn wrote: Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Very Urgent
A question in a public forum is never urgent enough to mention in the subject line. If it really was that urgent, you would hire someone to solve it instead of asking in a public forum.
As the only thing you mention in the subject line is clearly not true, it contains no useful information at all.
sntkn wrote: How to toggle the text entered in one textbox(in english) on the button click event that text converts into telugu (indian language)
There is no such conversion. It's called translation.
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In one of my web application(Speaking section), store speak date in server?
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I have a gridview with the HyperLinkField. When I click on the HyperLink in the Gridview The Content of the row must be populated in the fields above the Gridview.
Here the DataNavigateUrlFormatString is the same page.
Currently the page loading with the contents of selected row from the gridview,but Postback is occuring.
I don't want to refresh the page, When i click on the Hyperlink.
Please help me out.
Thanks in Advance,
Sowmya K
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Hello,
I'm not sure I understand your question, but at least I understand a part of it. For the " don't want to refresh the page, When i click on the Hyperlink" question, here is the answer :
The only way to not refresh the page on a hyperlink click is to call some client side action, such as javascript.
For the rest of your question, I guess you want to copy the current row to the fields you might have created upside from your gridview. To achieve that, you could use a javascript method (so there will be no page refresh) and copy the data into the fields. This could be a simple call on the hyperlink such as href="javascript:SomeMethodThatCopyDataToFields('data1','data2');"
Cheers
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Difference between string and String classes in .net
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Abdul Waheed wrote: Difference between string and String classes in .net
No differences.
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Same ... string is the C# alias to System.String datatype of Dotnet
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Try to write a better subject line... "ASP.NET" is totally useless as subject in the ASP.NET forum.
This isn't even an ASP.NET question, it's a programming language specific question that has absolutely nothing to do with web development. There is only one String class in the .NET framework, any alias for the class is specific for the programming language that you are using.
Despite everything, the person most likely to be fooling you next is yourself.
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read the sticky on how to post questions, this is pure idiocy. Your subject is ASP.NET, which is both useless ( this is the ASP.NET forum, of COURSE these posts are about ASP.NET ) ,and your question has NOTHING to do with ASP.NET.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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Hi all,
I m working out with an ecommerce project which will be in two language
a) English
b) Chinese
My problem is that both the versions will use same inventory.
Same product will be available in english version in english text and will be in chinese too.Chinese will display the product in chinese.
If someone buys one product from english then it would be decreased from chinese too.How to achieve this?
How to manage the inventory for both the languages?
Please guide badly needed.
Vijay V.
Yash Softech
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I would have thought it's obvious. You have one inventory, but columns describing each item in both languages. If you're smart, you'll write it with joining tables so your design allows for adding more languages later.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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Thanks for the reply.
I tried to work out with multiple languages using global and local resources it worked for me but I m really confused with handling the database.
Can you please guide me to any reference? I really need it badly.
Vijay V.
Yash Softech
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Hi! I want to transfer a string from one page to another, I am trying to do like this:
I am putting the URL + the string what I need in a string called url, and then I am doing:
Response.Redirect(url);
then, I am transferred to the next page and I am trying to retrieve the data this way:
username = Request.Params["Username"]
and I got nothing. What is the best way to transfer a data, can someone post some example? I am using VS2005, thx ahead, Laziale
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I think you're trying to used Request.QueryString, rather than Request.Params. I assume that the url ends with ?Username=laziale or something.
Christian Graus
Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.
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laziale wrote:
username = Request.Params["Username"]
I think it should be
username=Request.QueryString("Username")
Apurv
A man is but the product of his thoughts. What he thinks, he becomes.
.......Mahatma Gandhi
Be the change you want to see in the world.
.......Mahatma Gandhi
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laziale wrote: I am putting the URL + the string what I need in a string called url, and then I am doing:
Response.Redirect(url);
You just need to know the basic of Query String . How to pass Query string.
did you use "?" in the url?
Just have a llok on this Beginner's Article[^]
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You can Do like this
Response.Redirect(url+"?userName="+MyName);
And on next page
userName=Request.QueryString["userName"]
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