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I'm sure you checked, but did you make sure to close the resource for that file after you were finished with saving it? If not, that would certainly make it hard to do much of anything with it.
Since CheckBoxList and RadioButtonList are group controls, you can only set an AccessKey for the group as far as I'm aware. In other words, you can set it for the list, but not for items within the list. Hope this helps explain.
Did a quick search and found this article: [url]http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/scottlysle/WordinWeb01202007101216AM/WordinWeb.aspx[/url]
Best way to do this is to have a seperate table in your database (I will assume you're using SQL Server for this example) with the following structure: [b]imgId[/b] (integer data type, primary key automatically incremented) [b]title[/b] (varchar data type) [b]type[/b] (varchar data type, the MIME type of the image …
The quick and easy answer is that you need to figure out a different way to code that section as this [b]shouldn't[/b] happen when you're working through your scripts. However, often times you can fix this with a simple: [code=php]ini_set('memory_set', '16M')[/code] On a more permanent basis, you could also increase …
The event you want to register a method with would be SelectionChanged: [code=C#] protected void calendar_SelectionChanged(object sender, EventArgs e) { someControl.SelectedValue = calendar.SelectedDate.Day.ToString(); calendar.Visible = false; calButton.Visible = true; } [/code] Hope this helps.
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