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Forogar 10-May-17 10:22

Forogar

10-May-17 10:22

I am so happy I backed off from this version! I am getting to Like VS 2015 more and more. Poke tongue | ;-P

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Mark_Wallace10-May-17 10:30

Mark_Wallace

10-May-17 10:30

Give it three years, and you'll be longing for the days of VB6.

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dan!sh 10-May-17 19:05

dan!sh

10-May-17 19:05

I too lost a long battle and had to upgrade to VS 2015 yesterday. I am not really sure what it is doing but it is almost always telling be that it is busy with some background work.

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lopati: loaming10-May-17 21:33

lopati: loaming

10-May-17 21:33

I found 2015 bit "heavy" on the machine and went back to 2013 - light, nimble, fast, and does everything needed.

Would be nice is if the new compiler could be retrofitted into the older IDE (like changing engine in a car). New C# got some nice items - not that they are deal breakers but already seeing some of of those new features showing up in posted codez.

TheGreatAndPowerfulOz11-May-17 5:23

11-May-17 5:23

had that "waiting for background task" all the time with VS2015. WTF? If it's in the background then why am I seeing it?

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jsc4211-May-17 4:09

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11-May-17 4:09

Black on black, I want my VB back
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TheGreatAndPowerfulOz11-May-17 5:34

11-May-17 5:34

LOL.

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dandy7211-May-17 9:20

dandy72

11-May-17 9:20

At least you got it downloaded.

I'm doing the offline install thing, using the --layout command line arg, so it can simply replace the files I already have. But no, that's not what it does...everything it downloads is placed in a folder with a name that contains a version number, so as the download is progressing, I can see the number of folders essentially doubling.

Problem is, it's downloading on a small VHD file (32GB) that I had made just large enough to hold all the files, plus a bit of free space to allow for growth for future versions. But, because files aren't being replaced (just added), the VHD's going to run out of space before the download is done...

TheGreatAndPowerfulOz11-May-17 9:24

11-May-17 9:24

my condolences. Rose | [Rose]

dandy7211-May-17 9:50

dandy72

11-May-17 9:50

I'm hoping that I can get away with just creating another (larger) VHD, moving all the files from one to the other, then re-running the command to have it pick up where it left off.

But then, I'd really like to get rid of all the now-obsolete files.

TheGreatAndPowerfulOz11-May-17 10:30

11-May-17 10:30

Can't you just use your VM software or Windows Disk Manager to expand the VHD?

how can i add a GridView in Asp.net page using c#

dandy7212-May-17 5:53

dandy72

12-May-17 5:53

The VHD is a dynamically expanding disk, but when you define it, it still needs to be given a maximum size. It doesn't look like Disk Manager can change that after it's been created.

I created the VHD after I had already downloaded the full set of files (25GB), so I figured 32GB would be plenty to allow for expansion. I didn't expect updates to be written to an entirely different set of folders however. Nothing gets replaced.

It's still not done downloading, and it's up to 40GB now...

Joker87AHAHAH10-May-17 7:24

Joker87AHAHAH

10-May-17 7:24

hi to everyone
i need your help

i need to add GridView to a webpage using c#, without declare it in the page.aspx. is it possible?

i've tried in this way, but it never work

here the aspx

<asp:Content ID="Content1" ContentPlaceHolderID="MainContent" Runat="Server">
    <section ID="normalElement" runat="server"></section>    
    <section ID="adminPanel" runat="server"></section>
    <section ID="myC" runat="server"></section>    
</asp:Content>

here the c#

GridView view = new GridView();
DataTable tbl = new DataTable();
DataColumn idCol = tbl.Columns.Add("COL_A");
idCol.DataType = System.Type.GetType("System.String");
DataColumn nameCol = tbl.Columns.Add("COL_B");
nameCol.DataType = System.Type.GetType("System.String");
DataColumn descrCol = tbl.Columns.Add("COL_C");
descrCol.DataType = System.Type.GetType("System.String");
DataColumn delCol = tbl.Columns.Add("COL_D");
delCol.DataType = System.Type.GetType("System.Boolean");
view.DataSource = tbl;
view.DataBind();
myC.Controls.Add(view);

but when i run the page, never appears on the page.
i've tried to add an empty row, but never change Confused | :confused:

so: is it possible doing what i'm trying to do?

thank you

Re: how can i add a GridView in Asp.net page using c#

Richard Deeming10-May-17 7:28

Richard Deeming

10-May-17 7:28

You start by learning to read - in particular, the red text at the top of this page:

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Re: how can i add a GridView in Asp.net page using c#

OriginalGriff10-May-17 7:59

OriginalGriff

10-May-17 7:59

It's probably because you didn't pay attention to what you were doing.
We know you don't, because if you did, you would have noticed the red writing at the top of the page...

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Re: how can i add a GridView in Asp.net page using c#

jeron110-May-17 8:26

jeron1

10-May-17 8:26

Another fine example of ~~code~~ post reuse! Smile | :)

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Re: how can i add a GridView in Asp.net page using c#

OriginalGriff10-May-17 8:39

OriginalGriff

10-May-17 8:39

I couldn't inherit from the previous one... Sigh | :sigh:

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Re: how can i add a GridView in Asp.net page using c#

RJOberg10-May-17 10:11

RJOberg

10-May-17 10:11

Oh I don't know, I'd say the original message was a fine example of post refuse. Big Grin | :-D

Re: how can i add a GridView in Asp.net page using c#

jeron110-May-17 11:54

jeron1

10-May-17 11:54

Post reuse for post refuse...sounds perfectly logical to me!

Re: how can i add a GridView in Asp.net page using c#

Mark_Wallace10-May-17 10:32

Mark_Wallace

10-May-17 10:32

You forgot to include the Cleopatra libraries.

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Member 1217078810-May-17 6:53

Member 12170788

10-May-17 6:53

am working on a project in visual studio MVC and have to install Ninject and it's giving me this error. Am using version 4.5

'Ninject' already has a dependency defined for 'NETStandard.Library'.

NotPolitcallyCorrect10-May-17 7:12

NotPolitcallyCorrect

10-May-17 7:12

Wow, too bad. You have my sympathies.

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OriginalGriff10-May-17 7:58

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10-May-17 7:58

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David O'Neil10-May-17 10:30

David O'Neil

10-May-17 10:30

Member 12170788 wrote:
'Ninject' already has a dependency defined for 'NETStandard.Library'.

That's just forward thinking on its part. Be thankful that the code can think for you.

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