Comments by Samresh.ss (Top 54 by date)

yes right :)

must be an empty return. why don't you debug if the facility is there

The statements will execute one by one.

What do you mean by resolution from TFS?

What do you wish to achieve?

Dynamic controls have to be recreated in post back scenarios before page load.
refer - https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=web&cd=1&cad=rja&ved=0CCwQFjAA&url=http%3A%2F%2Fforums.asp.net%2Ft%2Fnext%2F1250928&ei=51L7Ue_SOszLrQfo9YCAAw&usg=AFQjCNEmAsCtiJ86Umo1dXXuosLgbJyAmg&bvm=bv.50165853,d.bmk

Please refer to -
http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/31994/Beginners-Introduction-to-State-Management-Techniq

Something is not very clear about the approach. Please elaborate.

You can write a windows service for this

Any code you have already tried.

No you would have to handle it

Any code samples you have already used.

You can write a program that iterates through the subdirectories and copy it to pc2. On pc1 you can map a drive to pc2. That way you can use it, as you use your file system. If there are directories withing sub directories you can write a recursive program to achieve so.

GetSelectedIndices() returns An array of integers, each representing the index of a selected item in the list box.
ref - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.webcontrols.listbox.getselectedindices.aspx
So when you select an item and have a count() on getselectedindices(), it will return you 1, as you selected 1 item.

You can use SelectedIndex property instead.

what do you wish to do. Its not clear in here

Fetch the template from the database. You can write a helper class that replaces placeholders with your real value.

System.Net.Mail namespace has what you require. http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2005/12/10/432854.aspx

What do you mean by highlight. Do you mean a zoomed in effect

A bit of details would be helpful

What have u planned or executed as of now. That would be helpful in suggesting.

Remove the Text property and add the ErrorMessage property

$(source) wraps the element that raised your event(your customvalidator) in this case into a jquery object. This allows you to use jquery methods to your objects. prev() gives your previous element in DOM. so calling prev() on prev() gives you previous to previous element.

So: $(source).prev().prev().prev().text(); gives you text of your label.

You can get the element by other methods also. I used this approach so that the same method can be used for all your input elements in the form.

You might want to use CustomValidator then with a single Client validation function for all.
The function would check if the input element holds something, if not pick its previous element (label) and add a '*' if not there, else remove the '*'

You can refer here
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15459187/iframe-cross-domain-access
http://enable-cors.org/

IBM's AppScan is one tool

Some sample of code you are working on will be helpful

I don't exactly see what is being asked in the question

setTimeout works in my version of chrome. Must be some other issue. Press ctrl+shift+J and see if you see some error in console.

I think you can only put cursor on input tags with type='text', because that element is what is meant to take input.

You need a commandfield to have event raised.
refer: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/510755/GridViewplusSelectedindexplusChangedplusEventplusn

Here is a good article on session management http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/416137/Understanding-Session-Management-Techniques-in-ASP

You can refer the methods to import here
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms140052.aspx

Why don't you fill up the grid in the first place, if it is not dynamic.

You can use regex

I think he is using search and replace in an editor and not in code.

The answer is an attempt to help the person out with his/her question.

question is very open ended. It would be nice to have some specifics

Make an inner join on test1.suid and test2.suid

You can use an autocompleteextender from ajax control toolkit.
http://www.asp.net/ajaxLibrary/AjaxControlToolkitSampleSite/AutoComplete/AutoComplete.aspx

just add as shown in example below
<asp:TextBox ID="TextBox11" runat="server" style="resize:none;" />

And people .. Try before downvoting

What exactly you wish to achieve. Please elaborate.

Event validation is done most probably using a hidden field by the name and id of
name="__EVENTVALIDATION" id="__EVENTVALIDATION". I don't see viewstate and eventvalidation being related.

'Object reference not set to an instance of an object' exception is only thrown when a property or a method is called on a reference, wherein the reference is null and not pointing to an object.

Some code sample will be helpful

I think the objective is to emulate the Window's Calculator 'Edit > Copy' option

Refer to here and see if it's helpful

Seems the best way to achieve it.

It's not that I want to execute the question a particular number of times. The point is I saw this code somewhere and my instant thought was the function would be called recursively infinite number of times. But actually on running it was called only once. That's why I wanted to understand - why this behavior

Yes sir. Thats my question. It should become recursive. But it doesn't. That is my query actually. Why doesn't it.

Thanks. But I wanted to call testJSfunc again inside the testJSfunc by getting the button object(btnTest) and calling click() on it. Or am I missing something.