Hey that's what I thought!
Wayne
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hyperlink font...
clearly this is not straightforward as it's one query for list of
companies and then one again for each company that has products.
probably way off the mark, can't think how this can be done with just
binding?
Any help, greatly appreciated
Regards
Wayne Lee
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Wow, that is a huge difference man
Wayne Lee
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Ah,
I must've misinterpreted this bit - " I can read a remote machine's app
log in seconds, but my code takes over a minute to read the same
information."
Thought you were having local problems. Sorry, I'm at home so can't try
it on a remote pc at the moment mate.
I did the same as Vincent and copied this code into my win prog here.
It takes about 2-3 seconds to fill my listview with the application log,
however I only have 534 items in there!
What os's are both machines running? Same?
Wayne Lee
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en not
to use it etc?!
Probably a dumb question, feel free to flame me! ;)
Thanks for your time
Wayne Lee
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Um,
What are you hoping to bind to? Your declarations hold no values to bind
to?
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s out to me, I would've
missed it.
Kind regards
Wayne Lee
Evident Systems Ltd
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questions and answers on .Net
there. Chances are you'll find what you're looking for.
Richard
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What's the quickest way using c# to read in a file into a byte object?
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>Yes nice, however had to change it a tad as the selecteditem property
>is read only.
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>Thanks all who replied
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>' here ya go..
>ddlNames.SelectedInd
What's the quickest way using c# to read in a file into a byte object?
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Is that what you mean?
Merak
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array for the items collection.
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The contains requires a listitem object and not a string/int though? Or
have you assumed that the customerid
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> All,
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The contains requires a listitem object and not a string/int though? Or
have you assumed that the customerid below is a listitem object?
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much depth.
Since I've joined this list, yes I admit, I've become lazy but I tend to
find the knowledge on this list more helpful than MSDN these days
:-)
Thanks all
Wayne Lee
Evident Systems Ltd
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Funny that...exactly what I was doing firstoff yesterday!!!
hehe
Wayne Lee
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> > Yeah but how do I find out the index? When I loop
Yeah but how do I find out the index? When I loop through I am checking
the value property of the dropdown against the session value. When a
match is found how do I get the index?
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have the
selected value set, which is fair enough.
So how do I go about finding out the index value of that companyid? Do
you see what I mean, sorry I haven't explained myself too well here.
Wayne Lee
Evident Systems Ltd
www.evidentsystems.co.uk
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Unfortunately mate the framework needs to be installed on the client.
Bummer eh?
Wayne
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All,
Is there way in Visual Studio.NET to find out what MSDN month it's
using?
Thanks
Wayne Lee
Evident Systems Ltd
www.evidentsystems.co.uk
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Hi all,
Great list this!! Well impressed after 4 hours!!
ET! :)
Anyway if anyone knows the best way to go about this procedure it would
be much appreciated.
Thanks and long live the list!
Wayne Lee
Evident Systems Ltd
SQL/.NET Senior Developer
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