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ITSenior great response. Below is my thought to possibly provide additional insight. Java vs. .NET is a common topic. What the Java folks have over the .NET folks is strong experience in OO design patterns where majority of ASP .NET developers have come from VB and ASP where OO was …

The future is web applications, and needs to provide the same capabilities as a WinForms, if the developer deems so. 90% of my sites are intranet based, so I do not have the fear of anonymous users. If you are using the .NET framework you have some options. You have …

I think this is what you are attempting to do. [U][I][B]Scenario:[/B][/I][/U] DataGrid is bound with data, if a certain value in the row is null then do not display the checkbox. [U][I][B]Code (code-in-front):[/B][/I][/U] [HTML]<!-- Declaration of checkbox within DataGrid --> <ItemTemplate> <asp:checkbox ID="chkID" Runat="server" visible='<%# CheckVal(Container.DataItem("ID")) %>' /> </ItemTemplate>[/HTML] [U][I][B]Code: …

I agree with tgreer, his example would never return "123". The only thing I can think is that you are using a string as your counter variable and concatenating it rather than using an integer and incrementing it. Below is the only feasible code I can think of to duplicate …

Not sure if this is what you are attempting to do. [B][I][U]Scenerio[/U][/I][/B] Datagrid has a 2 listbox controls. When clicking >> button, click event should move selected items from listbox1 to listbox2 [B][I][U]Solution[/U][/I][/B] [CODE]'Code within >> button click event For Each gridItem As DataGridItem In DataGrid1.Items Dim list1 As ListBox …

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