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pjaar89 22-Dec-16 3:29am View

http://jsfiddle.net/x34fseh3/66/

If you don't go with this I won't believe in humanity anymore. Please accept the answer

pjaar89 21-Dec-16 8:59am View

http://jsfiddle.net/x34fseh3/65/

see line #32

pjaar89 21-Dec-16 2:35am View

Just read what F-ES Sitecode and I said.

In your fiddle you put your bind() inside btnInsert.click() the fact is you target the same controls over and over... just target the newly created control like I wrote in the solution. We cannot do more to help you

pjaar89 20-Dec-16 8:07am View

No it does not, see the edit of my solution

pjaar89 20-Dec-16 5:43am View

How are you binding the click event? You forgot to share us the most important part :)

pjaar89 24-May-16 2:54am View

I do not see the problem like this, you can configure these PDF printers to "print", ie generate PDF files, without having dialogue box ...

It must be possible

pjaar89 24-Feb-16 5:04am View

Check the edited solution

pjaar89 25-Jan-16 2:47am View

up?

pjaar89 9-Mar-15 3:47am View

:(

pjaar89 6-Mar-15 3:02am View

:(

pjaar89 28-Aug-14 9:35am View

And I want an Audi. This is the procedure.

pjaar89 28-Aug-14 8:59am View

this should give you an idea
http://www.it-sideways.com/2011/10/how-to-disable-parameter-prompt-for.html

pjaar89 28-Aug-14 7:31am View

Did you add a parameter in the Crystal Report Designer first?

pjaar89 16-Jun-14 6:16am View

Thank you! Updating with submit has resolved the problem. And I don't know where did the bad typo come from ^^

pjaar89 19-Feb-14 3:12am View

great

pjaar89 18-Feb-14 7:35am View

Here is a fiddle that showing my code that actually works

http://jsfiddle.net/pjaaar/r3JdS/

pjaar89 18-Feb-14 7:20am View

Believe me the second part does the thing

$(".checkliststud INPUT[type='checkbox']").change(function () {
$("#ChkAll").prop("checked", false);
});

pjaar89 17-Dec-13 9:10am View

up

pjaar89 1-Aug-13 8:08am View

https://www.dropbox.com/s/en5kp9igesoqp3w/WindowsFormsApplication1.rar

pjaar89 1-Aug-13 6:09am View

Yup

From item In ListBox1.Items Select item Where item.ToString.StartsWith("123")

this is a LINQ query

pjaar89 3-Jul-13 8:31am View

glad, don't forget to mark the question as answered ;-)

pjaar89 3-Jul-13 7:49am View

I do not think you actually assigns values to your parameters in your method "DetailsView1_ItemDeleting".

This is a rather special case, why not try something like this?

<asp:SqlDataSource
ID="SqlDataSource3" runat="server"
DeleteCommand="UPDATE [Data] SET [Status] = '0',[UpdatedBy]= @UpdatedBy,[UpdatedDate] = getdate() WHERE [ID] = @ID"><deleteparameters><asp:SessionParameter
Name="UpdatedBy" SessionField="UpdatedBy" />

Your parameters will be defined somewhere.

pjaar89 3-Jul-13 6:13am View

Do you execute your update command with the "enable editing" option of your GridView?

We don't have all the information to help you,

Why all your "parameter" tags aren't in for example? Do you really redefine your "UpdatedBy" parameter of your Update command?

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