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Thank you ! 10% of your life is what happens to you. 90% of your life is how you deal with it.

Gmorning All, I have a field in my sql db that contains data that might look like this: System="Yes" testName="thisTestName" foran="twenty" and I'm looking for a way to grab the string thisTestName from the field. Obviously, thisTestName is an example. The value could be any length of...

I was able to solve this: TimeSpan ts24Hrs = new TimeSpan(24, 0, 0); TimeSpan MTimeSpan = TimeSpan.Parse(cJob.Attributes["ResubmitDelay"]); retryCount = Convert.ToInt32(ts24Hrs.TotalSeconds / MTimeSpan.TotalSeconds); Chew 10% of your life is what happens to you. 90% of your life is how you...

G'morning all, I'm trying to determine how many times in a 24 hr day that that given timespan occurs. So, if the timespan was 00:15:00 (15 minutes), then 15 minutes occurs 4 times per hour, 24 hours in a day, so a 15 minutes timespan occurs 96 times in a 24 hr day. How do I calculate this ...

TY! That helps a lot. Chew 10% of your life is what happens to you. 90% of your life is how you deal with it.

Hello All, When working with properties, I'm used to seeing the following code: public string FromAddress { get { return _someaddress; } set { _someaddress = value; } } But lately I've seen some Properties defined like this: public string FromAddress { get; set; } Where are the...

Hello All, I've been out of the Web-based development for about 10 years. So forgive me if this question sounds naive. I've done **SOME** web stuff since, but have mostly focused on desktop / service apps. I'm interviewing for a C# web developer position on Monday and wanted to know what, if...

....although it does seem to perform poorly (slow). C. 10% of your life is what happens to you. 90% of your life is how you deal with it.

Thanks, Jason ! When I removed the methods for iterating over a collection, then it complained. It was probably b/c I was returning "this.GetEnumerator();" instead of "base.GetEnumerator();", as you pointed out. In any event, I redefined clsGeneric to look like this: public class...

Hello All, I have a Custom Class that is bound to several DataGridView controls elsewhere in my forms and is defined as follows: namespace Collections.MyCollections { [DataObject] public class clsGenericList : BindingList<clsGeneric> { public clsGenericList() {...

I figured this out. The property in the objSelectedCompany prepopulated the Department list every time it was called and that's why the two lists didn't match. Chew 10% of your life is what happens to you. 90% of your life is how you deal with it.

Hello All, I have a generic collection in a child Windows form and I need to pass the collection to the parent form. Does anyone know how to do this seemingly simple thing ? I have a FormClosingEventHandler in the parent form that has the following code: private void...

added a new application extension for .wmv and it didn't work. THEN I realized that the "Verify that file exists" checkbox needs to be UNCHECKED, and once I did that, it worked perfectly. Thanks again Jason ! Chew 10% of your life is what happens to you. 90% of your life is how you deal...

Thanks, Jason, for the reply. It's IIS6/ASP.NET 2.0..., so I'll investigate further about what you said. I changed my tracing as soon as I got in this morning to write to an Event Log via this code in my HttpHandler: if (!EventLog.SourceExists("ChewsApp")) {...

hello all, This is complicated but I'll start with the first error I have encountered. Whenever a user would click on a link on our site to open a .wmv file, the user would always get a "file not found" error and the Windows Media player wouldn't launch. To combat this, I created an...