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RebornDeveloper 7-Oct-10 1:55am View

HI

The part about the transaction on the server side was of great help. I should have thought of that.

But as far as the parameters go, let me repeat the question....
If I were using SQLPARAMETER and i were to write a helper function, then i could pass an array of sqlparams to that helper function.

if i am using a dc and i want to pass params to the helper functionm then how do i do so?

I know that i can use an object array, but i dont want to

thanks

RebornDeveloper 17-Sep-10 4:36am View

Hi There

I understand that this would be the viable option in case my application was a web/ asp/net based app.

Unfortunately http://s.codeproject.com/script/Forums/Images/smiley_cry.gif that is not so.

I am working with the Winforms version of the datagridview

Thanks so much anyway

RebornDeveloper 16-Sep-10 14:08pm View

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RebornDeveloper 16-Sep-10 13:54pm View

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RebornDeveloper 19-Aug-10 15:46pm View

Hi,

Many thanks for your reply

So, I do the following

1. Store the object in the Node's Tag value.

2. Later when I need to access the properties in the object I simply create a new object of the class in question and cast the value in the treenode tag to that object

3. Access the properties of that object.

Right?

Also, can I store two objects together into the tag as strings?

Is there any way for me to convert these two objects stored as strings, back into separate objects?

Thanks a ton
Reborndeveloper

RebornDeveloper 13-Aug-10 9:08am View

hi

Thanks for your inputs. The problem is that i need an array of toolstripmenuitem, since I need to access the CheckOnClick & CheckState properties.

Let me show you the code from the contextmenustrip click event
void NewContextMenuStrip_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
var ObjectSender = (ContextMenuStrip)sender;
ToolStripItemCollection CollectionTSI = (ToolStripItemCollection)ObjectSender.Items;
foreach (ToolStripMenuItem TSI in CollectionTSI)
{
// August 14
if (TSI.CheckOnClick)
{
TSI.CheckState = CheckState.Unchecked;

}
}

}
Now if I use toolstripitem in the foreach instead of toolstripmenu item the code gives me an invalid cast exception error

RebornDeveloper 13-Aug-10 1:21am View

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Thanks a ton for the very helpful reply

RebornDeveloper 31-Jul-10 16:09pm View

Hi Sandeep

Thanks for your reply

You are right about the fact that i am making such an assumption.

Especially because I have put in the line using System.Configuration; in the class file in which i am trying to reference configurationmanager

Also, the target framework in my application is 3.5.

Any other inputs would be most welcome

Thanks
Bornagaindeveloper

RebornDeveloper 26-Jul-10 11:53am View

Hi
Thanks a lot for your very useful comments

RD