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 | How to get an answer to your question |  | Chris Maunder | 16:29 10 Nov '05 |
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| Filtering in header |  | byka | 2hrs 43mins ago |
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I have dropdownlist in my gridView header which I populate on RowDataBound event.
When I am trying to add DropDownList selectedIndexChange Event in code DropDownList is not in a lits. How do I add event handler event for dropdownlist in code?
Private Sub gvMarketingPlans_RowDataBound(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Web.UI.WebControls.GridViewRowEventArgs) Handles gvMarketingPlans.RowDataBound
If e.Row.RowType = DataControlRowType.Header Then
Dim ddlProducts As DropDownList = DirectCast(e.Row.Cells(1).FindControl("ddlProduct"), DropDownList)
ddlProducts.Items.Clear()
With ddlProducts
.DataSource = DataSource
.DataTextField = "Description"
.DataValueField = "ProductCode"
.DataBind()
.Items.Insert(0, New ListItem("< All >", ""))
End With
End If
End Sub
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| Message Automatically Removed | | Ha_Hoa_A10 | 6hrs 34mins ago |
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This is a forum where people post their issues in form of specific question and others try to help in resolving it.
Based on what you have posted, surely it is not a question. I did not clicked the link as it looked malicious.
Please don't post information messages in this forum. If you have specific question, you are most welcome.
In case you want to share anything with others (some tutorial stuff), please post the content here at CP as a Tip/Article[^] and it will be published post approval.
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OP's post is spam and I have flagged both it and the OP account as such.
One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.
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Thanks Richard. Since you are sure that it's a spam post and a spam account, I will go by your word and mark them so. 
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| How to Create and Access Session Variables [modified] | | ASPnoob | 8hrs 1 min ago |
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Hi all I am trying learn how to create and access session variables inside and out side of pageload. I've found that I can create a session variable inside of the pageload method like the following:
int myID = 0;
Session["UserID"] = RetrievedID;
Then I can access the session variable in the pageload method of another page like the following:
int myID = (int)Session["UserID"];
Some questions I have are do I need to use Response.Redirect() method to successfully send session variables to another page, and how do I create and access session variables outside of the pageload method. Thanks in advance.
modified 7 hrs ago.
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ASPnoob wrote: do I need to use Response.Redirect() method to successfully send session variables to another page
No
ASPnoob wrote: how do I create and access session variables outside of the pageload method.
similarly as you did now.
Now, overall, you need to understand the concept of Session. First and foremost, it is not page level, it is across the application per user level. For a given user, a session can be created in any page and accessed in any page.
Read about it in much more detail, here:
MSDN: ASP.NET Session State Overview[^]
Exploring Session in ASP.NET[^]
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| Turning a VS2010 project into a control [modified] | | Syntax 404 | 14hrs 48mins ago |
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So, this is probably something I should know how to do anyway but don't... sadly.
I would like to take a project I found here, specifically: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/460142/ASP-NET-Multiple-File-Upload-With-Drag-Drop-and-Pr and turn it into a control that I can use on an existing website (after changing the save directory and such of course) in the same way I would drop in, say, CKEditor... drop the DLL's in the Bin directory, register it on the page and then lob in a little, <mfu:mfuUpload ID="somesuch" runat="server" /> magic.
So, how would I go about doing that?
For the record, I'm not as lame as this question implies, there're just giant holes in an otherwise brilliant mind.
modified 14 hrs ago.
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