Web Development | Forum profile

Well I am not able to view your images. For supporting your sites on multiple browser you need to use proper CSS, and maintain the table/div properly. other wise you may get different look in different browser. Thanks !

Then let me know what exactly the problem is. If you use Tables, it tends to increase the percentage size of a cell if the content exceeds the limit, if not defined with Fixed width and height. So if the layout is not exactly what you want, you might use Divs to create the same layout with appropriate css.

use SortExpression in every column of grid view that you want to sort.this will solve the problem...

i have the following DataTable dtBasel = Session["TaskTable"] as DataTable; if (dtBasel != null) { dtBasel.DefaultView.Sort = e.SortExpression + "" + sGetSortDirection(e.SortExpression); gvtest.DataSource = Session["TaskTable"]; gvtest.DataBind(); } for the grdview_sorting event and private string sGetSortDirection(string sColumn) { string sSortDirection = "ASC"; string sSortExpression =...

yes i tried, but when it suddenly stops it stops the code is no more executed by server and no javascript errors it looks like you draged drop a a text box and started typing in it nothing happens

Would definately have to be ASP.NET. You get to tap into proper programming namespaces and classes using VB, C# and other languages and use these in your web application - far far more powerful than classical ASP. You can use some classical ASP coding in ASP.NET but not all coding. ASP.NET is not fully backwards compatible with classical ASP. For future proofing it would a far wiser to go with ASP.NET.

I have had the same problem.... I solved it by setting the style's display property to 'none'. The button then disappears and cannot be clicked twice... However the page will still perform the postback. When the page is reloaded, your button will be visible again.

If it doesn't work then it must be wrong. Code either worksd or it doesn't. If it doesn't, then it must be wrong. Howevere, since you don't supply any more detail than 'it stops working' how can anybody help you. Does it error? Do you trap any errors? Have you tried debugging or tracing? You need to help us to help you, we are not psychic

Have you thought about using MSMQ? Whenever your web method say MethodA() is called by any client, the first thing that MethodA() will do is push a message into a message queue. Your local app say AppA will keep polling (or subscribe to the message queue) and will be notified whenever a message arrives in the queue, this letting you know that MethodA() has been invoked.

i have a local application which i would like to be notified whenever a certain (local)web method is called by another (remote) webservice. what's the best way to do this? i know that i can subscribe to the [webmethod]Completed event but this only works when my local application is the one to call the web method asynchronously. also, i've tried doing this in combination with a flag in the webservice that is set whenever the...