Recent content by JCruz063

Thanks Mark... That is exactly my problem, word for word. Except the assembly I'm having issues with is MySql.Data while the one in the post is one from Telerik. I went through all the solutions offered in the post and still could not get things to work, however. I decided to Microsoft support...

Thanks again Mark... I had previously checked machine.config as it is listed on the stack trace but again, nothing. I'm not sure what else to do. Right now I just finished creating a brand new Login file from scratch. I copied the old *.aspx and *.cs from the old file (neither of which...

I tried that already to no avail. There is no reference to 5.2 anywhere. I also did a binding redirect and added a DbProviderFactory to the web.config file. This is maddening. _________________________________ I think, therefore I am. [Rene Descartes]

Thanks Mark. MySQL isn't in the Bin folder, but it is in the web.config as I added a reference to it. Also, there's a reference to MySQL in the References folder of the second project (the class library) in the solution. I removed them both, cleaned the solution, added them back, and rebuilt...

I'm going through a bit of a rough time migrating an ASP.NET 2.0 website from a Windows XP (32-bit) machine to a Windows 7 (64-bit) one. There are lot going on but I'll concentrate on the problem at hand. The problem: I'm getting an error that says "Could not load file or assemply 'MySQL.Data...

Works like a champ! Thanks. I didn't know you could do Updates on JOINs like that. I knew I had to join the tables but I didn't even try updating using a JOIN because I just assumed it wouldn't work. Not sure why — because it's Friday I guess :-) Thanks again...

Beautiful! I'm going to give it a shot and report back. Thanks. _________________________________ I think, therefore I am. [Rene Descartes]

Hello all... I have a field in a child table which belongs to a parent table. I'm going to add that field to the parent table and I'll remove it from the child table. Now, data entry started a while back and there are a few hundred child records already. I want to copy the existing values of...

Hey man, ExtFloodFill works like a charm! :-) As you mentioned, I did have the issue where the entire area inside the regions wasn't being filled due to minor gray dots around the darker dividing lines. I simply took each image and applied 100% contrast using Paint.NET and voila - now I have...

This is excellent, thank you!!! I'll give ExtFloodFill a go and report back. The one issue I can foresee, however, is that in some of the maps I have, some regions are on the edges and are open-ended. I will have to get maps where all regions are closed or find a way to close them myself. In...

Also, if I should be approaching this in a different way, by all means please let me know. _________________________________ I think, therefore I am. [Rene Descartes]

Hello all, I'm using VB6 and I have a question. SHORT VERSION: I need to create a thematic US map, i.e. I need to display a map of a given US state, with each region (county) in the map displayed in a different color, based on values coming from a database. Thus, in a map that looks like...

Great, Thanks... I already have Visual Studio 2008 and I started exploring C++. I came across the /clr compiler option which allows you to produce managed code. I take it that if /clr is missing, I'll get native code. Nice! Thanks _________________________________ I think, therefore I am...

I've searched online and the answer doesn't seem obvious. I've been programming in C# for a few years and would like to start programming in C++. In deciding which compiler/environment to use, I'm thinking of Visual Studio 2008. The question is: will the C++ code I write in Visual Studio 2008...

Well, I sent a message with a background image using Windows Live Email (Outlook's much less powerful cousin) to a gmail address and the background image does not show up. Grrrr!!!! Why would they prevent background images from showing? I don't get it. They allow the <img src='...'> to display...