Comments by StianSandberg

StianSandberg 19-Jun-13 6:19am View

5'd

StianSandberg 19-Jun-13 6:18am View

I've tried Data Tables and jqGrid. Very good and easy to use grids.

StianSandberg 19-Jun-13 6:14am View

you should post some code sp we can see what you have tried..

StianSandberg 19-Jun-13 6:13am View

correct solution, but why do you post the exact same answer as Tadit Dash did 3 hours ago??

StianSandberg 19-Jun-13 6:11am View

5'd

StianSandberg 19-Jun-13 6:11am View

Watch out for sql-injections!

StianSandberg 28-May-13 6:09am View

You could save it, read it and then delete it. That's probably the easiest way..

StianSandberg 15-May-13 4:44am View

var hasSessions = attendance.Sessions.Any();

StianSandberg 14-May-13 7:16am View

I don't think this is a good idea. It's doable, but don't go there.. Rewrite your usercontrol to a partial view..

StianSandberg 14-May-13 7:11am View

You need to be more specific. You can create a menu using ul and li tags!? It has nothing to do with razor. It's html...

StianSandberg 14-May-13 7:09am View

eh.. no.

Why would you like to take an exam using a dump? You can't manage to pass it without a dump? Ok, then you should not have that exam! Read some books, learn something.

StianSandberg 14-May-13 2:41am View

please add your code, and I'm sure someone can help you..

StianSandberg 14-May-13 2:35am View

You mean "Client Script is much faster than a server script"? In that case I disagree! There are things that clientside can't do an vice versa. You cant do a speed comparison between client side and server side script... Makes no sense..

StianSandberg 14-May-13 2:27am View

5'd

StianSandberg 6-May-13 2:23am View

5'ed

StianSandberg 6-May-13 2:21am View

You should post som code to show what you tried, but my guess is that you forgot to build your code?

StianSandberg 29-Apr-13 7:28am View

good answer! 5'ed

StianSandberg 29-Apr-13 7:26am View

5'ed

StianSandberg 29-Apr-13 2:33am View

try, and you'll find out.

StianSandberg 26-Apr-13 11:42am View

Thank you SA :)

StianSandberg 26-Apr-13 10:00am View

yes, but why would you change those values?

StianSandberg 26-Apr-13 9:52am View

yes. Do you know why you modify this values?

StianSandberg 26-Apr-13 9:50am View

your code is vulnerable for sql injections. You should read this article on MSDN : How To: Protect From SQL Injection in ASP.NET

StianSandberg 26-Apr-13 9:26am View

5'ed

StianSandberg 26-Apr-13 9:24am View

your code is vulnerable to sql-injections. You really should do something about it...

StianSandberg 26-Apr-13 9:20am View

Why do you modify the Blocksize and Keysize?

StianSandberg 26-Apr-13 9:16am View

If you manage to open the MMC and add the Performance snap-in, you will see a list of all available counters. That will help you find the right one.

I guess the one you'll need is
var cpuProcess = new PerformanceCounter("Process", "Virtual Bytes", name);

Michael Groeger have written a nice article about this: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/8590/An-Introduction-To-Performance-Counters

Find setting restricting the access, which is Local Computer Policy > User Configuration > Administrative Templates > Windows Components > Microsoft Management Console > Restrict the user from entering author mode, Enabled. Set it to disabled, then you can access MMC :)

StianSandberg 26-Apr-13 8:43am View

google map api : https://developers.google.com/maps/

StianSandberg 26-Apr-13 8:25am View

Run program "dcomcnfg -32". ( You cant find the word and excel components if it runs under 64bit)

Go to "Console Root/Component Services/Computer/My Computer/DCOM Config/" Look up Microsoft Word and Excel and choose properties.

Go to Security and select "Customize" under "Configuration Permissions. (If needed you might want to change the other permissions as well, but I didn't need to) Add "IIS_IUSRS" and give it "Full Control".

Now go to "Identity" and select "The interactive user".

Do not forget to press "OK" when done. :D

I Hope this helps you with your problem and also the rest who gets here and read this.

StianSandberg 26-Apr-13 8:00am View

updatead my solution :)

StianSandberg 26-Apr-13 6:56am View

5'ed

StianSandberg 26-Apr-13 4:37am View

How do you access online files? ftp, fileshare, http??

StianSandberg 26-Apr-13 4:29am View

no, it's not necessary. Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly().Location returns the absolute path to your .exe and by using that path, it will find the corresponding .config file.

StianSandberg 26-Apr-13 1:59am View

you are welcome

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 8:23am View

Don't say sorry because you're a beginner. We've all been beginners..
I don't know the codeigniter framework, so I'm afraid I can't help you aout here. But the reason why it fails is because of the mix of json/html.. Good luck .

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 8:11am View

google analytics can't affect what your server is returning. What code generates your json/html response?

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 8:04am View

try google

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 8:02am View

yes, exactly. That's NOT json! That's a combination of html and json. Your code won't be able to parse that response as json.

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 8:01am View

There is absolutely no way you can monitor keystrokes or mouse movement outside your website on clients computer. And that's a good thing! Just imagine how that would be in the hands of the wrong people.

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 7:49am View

that's because you are returning a html page and try to act like it's json (when it's not) Try to use fiddler or chrome developer tools to see what your server actually returns.

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 7:34am View

What is your question?

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 7:33am View

5'd

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 7:27am View

Good luck with SignalR! :)

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 7:23am View

I'm not sure. I only use .NET4. You'll find more tutorials about SignalR at http://www.asp.net/signalr SignalR rocks! :)

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 7:21am View

ok, I updated my answer. Hope it helps :)

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 6:56am View

what error do you get?

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 6:55am View

ok, a long time since I used webforms. In mvc I use global.asax's Application_AcquireRequestState.

Not sure if it works with webforms, but you could try:

protected void Application_AcquireRequestState(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
var culture = Convert.ToString(Session["MyCulture"]);
var c = System.Globalization.CultureInfo.GetCultureInfo(culture)
Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = c;
Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentUICulture = c;
}

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 6:51am View

which datpicker plugin are you using?

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 6:49am View

ok.. I think it's a good answer. You will have to use some resource files, set the culture and voila.. It'l work.

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 6:44am View

hmm.. The article explains how to set Culture based on a sessionvariable in protected override void InitializeCulture() I think that's a good answer.

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 6:32am View

You should mark this answer as accepted.

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 6:25am View

what is wrong with that link?

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 6:16am View

why would you do that if the data is the same?

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 6:04am View

the two tables are identical?

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 5:49am View

what kind of error do you get?

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 4:47am View

You need to implement IDisposable in your classes if you have to clean up anything after it has done it's job. Then you can run som code after object is used.
A class can also have a "destructor" (MSDN Destructors (C# Programming Guide)). Using GC.SupressFinalize you tell the object not to "execute" this destructor.

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 3:49am View

You need to extract data from a swf (flash) file? Don't think thats possible. You need to read data from that flash files data source (if any)

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 3:33am View

Google is your friend: How To: Use Forms Authentication with Active Directory in ASP.NET 2.0

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 2:43am View

you don't have to scream...

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 2:42am View

perfect. 5'd

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 2:31am View

what do you mean by "hindi font" and "text font"? Maybe you should take a look at MSDN - SQL Server Collation Fundamentals

StianSandberg 25-Apr-13 2:30am View

What do you mean by "to view the uploaded word file in browser"? Do you mean show a link so that the user can download the .doc(x) file or do you want to show the content of the word-file as html?

StianSandberg 24-Apr-13 5:36am View

"who can do it for Me"? Call a consultant..

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 9:45am View

What have you tried?

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 9:43am View

You don't have to repost your question. You can edit!

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 9:37am View

ok, hope my answer will help you out..

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 9:28am View

this has nothing to do with asp.net or c#, but html and javascript. You have to add som javascript with a timer wchich is canceled at the bottom of the page after an amount of time.

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 9:08am View

ok, good luck

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 8:51am View

How do you access the log file? Ftp, fileshare, service??

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 8:50am View

I don't think I want to help you develop such software.. Good luck :)

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 8:48am View

your code is vulnerable for sql-injections!

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 8:42am View

what have you tried?

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 8:37am View

But you can have two primary keys!

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 8:15am View

thank you. I've edited my answer.

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 7:46am View

you're welcome :)

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 7:43am View

listbox?

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 7:43am View

This code is vulnerable for sql-injections! You should user sql-parameters instead of building your sql-query like that!

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 7:41am View

+5

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 7:40am View

thx

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 7:25am View

perfect solution! 5'd

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 7:21am View

In where condition as in your sql-query?

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 6:35am View

and so? What is your question?

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 6:34am View

ah Oracle.. The java-company.. I see ;)

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 6:32am View

and your question is?

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 6:31am View

or ODBC?

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 6:28am View

good point!

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 6:27am View

you can't use a gridview to populate a javascript chart!?

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 6:26am View

you should create an aspx (or even better a asHx) file that give you your data as json. Then you can use this data in your script..

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 6:24am View

all you need.. 5'd

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 6:21am View

this is a bad idea as I can just close my browser and try again as many times as i want..

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 6:20am View

Why do you use varchar(1) as isLocked and DateTime as LastLoginAttempt and integer as failedledLogins? isLocked(bit) its true/false, LastLoginAttempt(smalldatetime) you don't need milliseconds or dates hundreds of year back in time?, failedLogins(byte) more than 255 failed login attempts? Don't think so.

I love being picky ;)

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 6:14am View

In which assembly do you find DataMode and LogMsgType? Did you reference these assemblies in your project?

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 5:56am View

thank you :)

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 5:26am View

a question with the subject "how to resolve the problem?" is always a good start ;)

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 5:25am View

If you're only concern is performance (and that's really important), then go for stored procedures. If you want to write maintainable code, use object relational mapping tools. It's much easier to maintain code and do business logic in your application rather than doing this in your database. And the performance isn't that much better by using stored procedures.

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 5:22am View

:)

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 5:19am View

If you find a good solution please let me know! :)

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 5:17am View

ok.. good luck..

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 4:56am View

+5 for Configure Database Mail.

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 4:55am View

As the filename says, it's a config file. You really should not add data to that file at runtime. What kind of data are you trying to add?

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 4:54am View

As the filename says, it's a config file. You really should not add data to that file at runtime. What kind of data are you trying to add?

StianSandberg 23-Apr-13 2:25am View

ok. Good luck with that :)

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:34pm View

And gives you cleaner code..

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:33pm View

Parameters are easy to use :)

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:33pm View

Photon?

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:32pm View

5'd

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:31pm View

5'd

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:31pm View

Jquery and jqueryui is not the same...

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:29pm View

5'd

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:28pm View

Perfect.. 5'd

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:27pm View

This is so wrong in so many ways,...

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:25pm View

OriginalGriff is right.

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:25pm View

Correct. 5'd

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:24pm View

No, a SqlCeDataReader which inherit from DbDataReader

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:21pm View

Perfect. 5'd

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:20pm View

Watch out for sql injections!

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:14pm View

wtf?

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:03pm View

Watch out for sql injections!

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:02pm View

What routes have you tried?

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 17:00pm View

You did not include jquery?

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 5:53am View

He writes "I don't want the size of the partitions". DriveInfo gives you the size of logical drives. If you want physical disks, you have to use WMI

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 5:09am View

DriveInfo will give you all logical drives, not physical.

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 5:06am View

DriveInfo will give you all logical drives, not physical.

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 5:00am View

What have you tried?

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 4:48am View

A server side script is not a good solution here. You should use javascript to achieve this. Search for javascript countdown at google and you'll find hundreds of good alternatives.

StianSandberg 22-Apr-13 3:39am View

It's almost impossible to answer this. You have too look for multiple possible solutions.
A good place to start is to take a look at your event log to see if you can find anything there. If any service fail, it should be logged in your event log.

StianSandberg 16-Apr-13 9:28am View

The documentation is pretty good : http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/live/hh826531.aspx

StianSandberg 16-Apr-13 3:46am View

eh.. you would need a complete Marathi dictionary to do this...

StianSandberg 3-Apr-13 8:23am View

please put SOME effort in formatting your code. It's not readable and I don't even try to help you bacause I can't read your code.. sorry...

StianSandberg 3-Apr-13 5:56am View

+5 Could add some commercial ones too. I have used Teleriks KendoUI and they have amazing charts

StianSandberg 26-Mar-13 20:33pm View

Please mark my answer as accepted :)

StianSandberg 26-Mar-13 9:09am View

You can't do an order by with update. Remove your order by clause. And please post the resulting sql-query. What does your sql looks like before it's executed?

StianSandberg 26-Mar-13 9:08am View

Google is your friend and look what I found:
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/361579/A-Beginners-Tutorial-for-Understanding-ADO-NET

StianSandberg 26-Mar-13 9:07am View

First of all you should read about html tables. table, tr and td elements. Just my advice

StianSandberg 26-Mar-13 8:59am View

so you have 30.000 rows in your table and you are doing text search? LIKE '%query%'? If so, you should read about indexing and full-text search. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms142571.aspx
Search in 30.000 records should be super fast if you do it the right way.

StianSandberg 26-Mar-13 8:44am View

Yes you can. Have you tried it?

StianSandberg 26-Mar-13 8:44am View

Try the underscorejs library. http://underscorejs.org/

StianSandberg 26-Mar-13 8:41am View

ok, good luck. Try google..

StianSandberg 20-Nov-12 7:37am View

If you don't know what your code does, don't use it..
In this case I guess "(object[])obj.GetType().GetField("_caches", BindingFlags.NonPublic | BindingFlags.Instance)" returns NULL
There are easier ways to do this...

StianSandberg 25-Oct-12 5:55am View

FYI: This feature will be removed in the next version of Microsoft SQL Server. Do not use this feature in new development work, and modify applications that currently use this feature as soon as possible. Use ROLLUP instead. For more information, see GROUP BY (Transact-SQL).

StianSandberg 25-Oct-12 2:30am View

which version of SQL server are you using?

StianSandberg 26-Sep-12 6:21am View

It's impossible to create a search engine using javascript/jquery. You need some serverside programs to do this. You could check out Lucene. Read this article here at codeproject: Lucene.Net ultra fast search for MVC or WebForms site => made easy!

StianSandberg 24-Sep-12 6:14am View

and your question?

StianSandberg 18-Aug-12 4:34am View

Ok, but do you get some kind of error when you run the code?

StianSandberg 17-Aug-12 9:59am View

jquery has a lot of selectors to find html elements. jQuery Selectors

StianSandberg 17-Aug-12 6:20am View

System.IO.File.Move("D:\\myFile.jpg", "D:\\myRenamedFile.jpg"); ??
Do you get any exception when you try to rename?

StianSandberg 17-Aug-12 4:28am View

You have to send in two valid filenames! You get the "Empty file name is not legal error" because either oldname or newname is empty.
System.IO.File.Move("D:\\myFile.txt", "D:\\myRenamedFile.txt"); works perfect..

StianSandberg 17-Aug-12 3:28am View

5'ed.
Another good CP article about datatables to SP: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/5077/Passing-an-array-or-DataTable-into-a-stored-proced

StianSandberg 17-Aug-12 3:11am View

5'ed

StianSandberg 17-Aug-12 3:10am View

5'ed

StianSandberg 17-Aug-12 3:09am View

5'ed

StianSandberg 17-Aug-12 3:09am View

5'ed

StianSandberg 17-Aug-12 3:08am View

5'ed

StianSandberg 17-Aug-12 3:03am View

ok, thanks for sharing

StianSandberg 17-Aug-12 3:00am View

I have no idea why you want to do this, but I don't think you'll find a smart/easy way of doing this in sql. A Database is ment for data, not logic. I think you should treat data as data and when you need to manipulate it like this, take it out to your program and to all logic there..

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 9:50am View

5'ed

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 9:48am View

If you have a lot of items in your if/switch you should probably do it in another way.
I think there's other places in my applications with bigger performance issues than my if/switch statements ;)

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 9:42am View

you have to store that value somewhere if you need it again after a restart/recycle. Putting it in a file/database isn't that much work..

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 9:40am View

For just a few items, the difference is small. If you have many items you should definitely use a switch.

If a switch contains more than five items, it's implemented using a lookup table or a hash list. This means that all items get the same access time, compared to a list of if:s where the last item takes much more time to reach as it has to evaluate every previous condition first.

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 9:37am View

I guess the result would be "0"
Why? Well, you are doing a loop (which does nothing) then a few GC methods, then you write the count of SomeSubscribers which still is none because you haven't added any.

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 9:32am View

run your site, right-click your browser window and select "view source". Then you will see that this approach (response.write) is no good..

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 9:30am View

don't know PHP but after reading your javascript code I would really recommend you to have a look at jQuery.. Just a tip :)

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 9:27am View

No. The compiler will give about the same result. I would prefer the second option as it's more readable.

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 8:36am View

http://forums.asp.net/t/1434652.aspx/1

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 8:29am View

is that a question?

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 7:56am View

this is not a question.

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 7:37am View

what does your database looks like?

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 7:22am View

You could add it to a stored procedure and send in those 2 characters as input, and the procedure will return the complete key. The code I wrote will do the hard part: generate that key.

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 7:19am View

what does it return?

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 7:17am View

yes, it is

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 7:07am View

5'ed Ngen! But it's not straight forward...
MSDN: In order to get the optimal performance from NGen, all assemblies in the application need to be strong-named and installed into the Global Assembly Cache (GAC) prior to compilation. If an assembly is strong-named and not installed into the GAC, the loader will need to verify the assembly's signature at load time

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 7:04am View

you need to be a little more specific. What have you tried?

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 3:25am View

Your sql is vulnerable for injections! People with a bit knowledge about sql can easily wipe out your database or get data you don't want to show them.
Please read A very basic explanation about sql-injections

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 3:09am View

thank you :)

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 3:09am View

Why do you want to do it as a sql-function. The problem is that there are no sql-function for splitting data. See this thread: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/441329/insert-rows-in-to-table-from-string

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 2:52am View

This solution requires C#. I think Sucl1 wants to do this inside the database..

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 2:51am View

I totally agree with you! It's important to keep data AS data. As I can see in rohit24c491's question he has a string value "9/1/2001" (which should be a date) and wants to convert it to another dateformat. That is why my answer is that he will have to do 2 things. First make sure "9/1/2001" is a DateTime object. Then he can format the DateTime object as he prefer.

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 2:39am View

perfect :) 5'ed

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 2:38am View

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select max(isnull(null,0))+1

Works fine at my computer.

I often use COALESCE function. It returns the first nonnull expression among its arguments. SELECT COALESCE(anullvalue, anothernullvalue, value) As Test
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms190349.aspx

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 2:22am View

What kind of data is your api returning? And what language do you use?

StianSandberg 16-Aug-12 2:15am View

This is not a valid C# syntax.

StianSandberg 15-Aug-12 3:47am View

yes

StianSandberg 15-Aug-12 3:44am View

Tried AutoMapper ?

StianSandberg 15-Aug-12 3:44am View

I have no idea.. Could you post your code?

StianSandberg 15-Aug-12 3:03am View

what have you tried? Did you even try to figure this out on your own? Did you google it?

StianSandberg 15-Aug-12 3:00am View

"display my name 10"??

StianSandberg 14-Aug-12 17:02pm View

:)

StianSandberg 14-Aug-12 16:49pm View

Is it?

StianSandberg 14-Aug-12 9:38am View

ok, any question?

StianSandberg 13-Aug-12 9:57am View

lol

StianSandberg 13-Aug-12 9:50am View

or 3 times too many.. :)

StianSandberg 13-Aug-12 9:03am View

agree

StianSandberg 13-Aug-12 8:48am View

What have you tried?

StianSandberg 13-Aug-12 8:47am View

good answer. 5'ed.
Khaldoon: if the answer is good you should accept it and vote it up!

StianSandberg 13-Aug-12 8:44am View

httpBrowser.JavaScript tells you if the browser supports javascript, not if it's enabled. The only way to tell if javascript is enabled is to write some javascript and check if the browser cares.

StianSandberg 13-Aug-12 8:43am View

lol

StianSandberg 13-Aug-12 8:40am View

I agree, but siasalar asked "I want to round the number of TextBox1 and show it into TextBox2 with 4 digit after"." He asked how to get 4 digits in his textbox.
And when converting users input to number you should use a TryParse to avoid exceptions...

StianSandberg 13-Aug-12 6:57am View

please explain in details? Please google it first..

StianSandberg 13-Aug-12 6:56am View

DTO (Data Transfer Object) is a (often simpler) class representing an Entity or combination of multiple entities from your ORM.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff649585.aspx

StianSandberg 13-Aug-12 6:50am View

you're welcome..

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