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Hello,

After adding a control to my asp.net page I am getting Compilation Error 2000. Can someone told me why it is happening?

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Kasia
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 asked on 12 Dec 2006
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I've been searching around on the web for this for quite a while now, and thus far have come up empty-handed.  I have a page that has a checkbox and a dropdown list, among other things.  The idea is to disable the dropdown if the checkbox is checked, as it more or less makes the dropdown selection irrelevant.  And, this needs to be done without a postback.  The page uses a master-page, which contains the <head> tags, and thus any javascript functions.  I have writtin this function in there:
function toggle_list()    {  
    var chk = document.forms[0].chkExpire.checked //document.getElementById("chkExpire")  
    var ddl = document.getElementById("ddlLength")  
    if (chk)  
        { ddl.disabled = true; }  
    else 
        { ddl.disabled = false; }  
    //return  
    } 

and tie it in through the pageload in vb thus:
If Not IsPostBack Then 
'Code here edited out.  
chkExpire.Attributes.Add("onClick""javascript: toggle_list();")  
End If 

I think the javascript function is calling, but the object references seem to be failing.  I'm as yet unaware of any way to actually debug my javascript, so I'm groping more or less blindly.

Anyone have any ideas?
Cindy
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Ivo Nedkov
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I am getting below error when I trying to see C# or ASPX source in r.a.d.controls Q2 2006 ASP.NET 2.x Live Examples  in local machine .

An Error occured! Code:500

Please help
Rumen
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 answered on 06 Dec 2006
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Hi!

I wanted to know if you guys have come across a situation where you had to restart (Loop through) a Wizard control multiple times. I have a Wizard control that I would like to restart, once the user clicks on the finish button. the number of times the Wizard control is restarted, can be based on a value retreived from a session variable or a input textbox.

Any ideas would be highly appreciated.

Regards

Vik
Rumen
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 answered on 05 Dec 2006
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Help me with r.a.d. grid control

I want to create master/detail table.But for detail table i want to display data form business object
not from table in database.

has anybody tried this.

Please help me on this
Sham
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This our first use of r.a.d. controls for a web application. It has not been optimized very well and we are experiencing 8 second response times with as few as 30 items listed. The response time varies with the number of items listed. We expect 300-500 when in full production. I need someone to audit the code to determine if the controls have been utilized in the best manner and to possibly help complete the project.

We’re using asp.net (vb.net). The system is on a Windows 2003 server running SQL server 2005. It’s radAJAX using the controls grid, tabstrip, spell, menu, calendar, window, upload and scroll.

The user community is and will be on IE 6. They can not load IE 7 as it conflicts with other key software, which is unfortunate as the response times with IE 7 are half of what they are on IE 6. Without the most recent versions of IE6, 6.0.2800.1106, the application take 3-4 minutes to respond. We have another project starting in 2 weeks and we hope to build a long term relationship with the right contractor.

Thank you,

SueDR
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I have some potential contracts I am working on involving DotNetNuke 4.3.x and Telerik.  This work is remote, involves VB.NET on the 2.0 framework so VS 2005 environment and could be for up to 40hrs a week.  If you have a current telerik license and are mid to senior level at least in:
  • ASP.NET 2.0
  • VB.Net 2005
  • SQL 2000/2005
  • Have a good working knowledge of .net in general and 3 tiered development
  • Are familiar with DNN 3.x/4.x and portal concepts

    I would like to hear from you - you can reach me here.  These are not small projects and involve enterprise implementation through the end of 2007 probably.

John Hutchison
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Hello,

Any thoughts on when to design a windows (or other os) application instead of a web application. At what point does one decide ahead of time that a web app won't work.... and why won't it work?
 
I am asking in the case of an intranet so that band width is not as major of a factor as with an internet application.

Thanks,
John
Todd Anglin
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