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macmacmacmac 12-May-14 6:17am View

actually, I thought leaving no value in this parameters mean empty string. I just divided the string by using + sign

macmacmacmac 5-Nov-13 22:56pm View

nope.

macmacmacmac 29-Aug-13 9:45am View

is your idS table a varchar?

macmacmacmac 23-Aug-13 8:35am View

no. i save it using dataservice, datarepository and sqlhelper:

here:

service.SaveCompetency(Convert.ToInt32(SAId), Convert.ToInt32(CompId), Convert.ToInt32(importance.Text), Convert.ToInt32(skill.Text), tnd.Text);

*where tnd.text is the generated string from javascript.

macmacmacmac 22-Aug-13 2:51am View

hmm. the code works fine. the string appears in the textbox but when i save the string inside the textbox, my database doesn't read anything.

macmacmacmac 22-Aug-13 2:48am View

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hmm. the code works fine. the string appears in the textbox but when i save the string inside the textbox, my database doesn't read anything.

macmacmacmac 22-Aug-13 2:44am View

it's empty

macmacmacmac 16-Aug-13 2:53am View

hmm. there are other textboxes that might interfere if i use foreach. is that so? can i just loop thru textbox names? like textbox[index].Text??

macmacmacmac 14-Aug-13 1:22am View

i copied your textbox codes, and i transferred the textbox value to a messagebox. it works fine. just make sure that you put /> at the end of your code. it doesn't have an ending tag

macmacmacmac 12-Aug-13 2:08am View

nice answer, +5. now, i want it to feed inside a gridview that has a column for button. if dateSubmitted is null, the buttons will be disabled. enabled if has entry.

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