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Nak

Hey people,

Can I ask ASP.NET questions in here? I'm getting nowhwere in
"...framework.aspnet", I'm presuming that is the wrong group? Thanks.

Nick.

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Fergus - September 5th 2003
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Nak said:
Can I ask ASP.NET questions in here? I'm getting nowhwere in
"...framework.aspnet", I'm presuming that is the wrong group? Thanks.
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If you don't get an answer in the ASP.NET group, you can give this group
a try.
 
Hi Nick,

Watch out .. Armin's about. ;-)

Ask away. At the worst someone (won't say who) will tell you to bugger off
(in his own way). Someone else (won't say who) may suggest that this is not
the best place. Someone else (won't say who) may actually give you an answer.
Lol.

Regards,
Fergus
 
Hi,

This is a VB.language newsgroup turn to the ASP.NET newsgroup for this
questions.

Tonight is an chat about webform and visual.basic, it is anounced in this
newsgroup.

(I did look for your last qeustion in the ASP.NET group)
The last questions you did ask in that group are now usual in this group, I
have answered a lot of them.

I start telling you something in general for using a webform, you are clever
enough to do the rest yourself.

Remember that when you develope with vb.net for a webform the load.page is
every times fired that there is an user event that has a postback (every
webbutton while with some other controls you have to set that to true).
No data is perstist you can keep it only in a "session" that is in the
asp.net or in a "viewstate" that is hidden on the page and in every
webcontrol.
To hold much data in a "session" is not adviced.

If a page is "postedback" you can prefend accessing that in the load page
with the
"If ispostedback then"

So,
If there is on a aspx.vb only this code
\\\\
Private sub load page....... etc
End sub
Private sub button_click............
me.label1.text = "Patterman"
End sub
////

The form is send back after that the label is filled and "Patterman" will be
on the page.

I stop now, Nick and maybe you did knew this already, but this kind of
questions are in my opinion VB.language not ASP.NET.

I hope this helps

Cor
 
Hi Fergus,
Ask away. At the worst someone (won't say who) will tell you to bugger off
(in his own way). Someone else (won't say who) may suggest that this is not
the best place. Someone else (won't say who) may actually give you an answer.
Lol.
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LOL, Ill probably get told to bugger off everywhere! I'm just coming across
more scams made by the almighty Microsoft that is going to prevent me doing
this the proper way! I only want to achieve something incredibly simple,
then XP Home and VB.NET Standard poke their heads up and say

"Umm, actually, we don't do what it says on the tin!"

Nick.

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"No matter. Whatever the outcome, you are changed."

Fergus - September 5th 2003
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Hi Cor,

Sorry I missed this, I forgot to watch the thread and lost it :-( woops!
I was *very* busy yesterday doing web stuff!
Remember that when you develope with vb.net for a webform the load.page is
every times fired that there is an user event that has a postback (every
webbutton while with some other controls you have to set that to true).
No data is perstist you can keep it only in a "session" that is in the
asp.net or in a "viewstate" that is hidden on the page and in every
webcontrol.
To hold much data in a "session" is not adviced.
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Thanks Cor, I am understanding this a little more now thanks to your
answer and another from the ASP group. I was thinking it was me doing
something wrong to start with but it is all making sence now.
\\\\
Private sub load page....... etc
End sub
Private sub button_click............
me.label1.text = "Patterman"
End sub
////
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Yup, this was the thing I was experiencing, I have it sorted now, I
simply moved the code from the load event to the init event. And ummm...
"Patterman"? Going to digress a little?
but this kind of questions are in my opinion VB.language not ASP.NET.
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Excellent, there are only 2 reasons I am doing anything at all with
ASP.NET, first one is I want to sell my own software from home and believe
that it could be done unbelievable simply with a web application and
secondly I need to cover the basic aspects for exam 70-306*.

Thanks again Cor.

Nick.

*70-306, supposed to be about devloping Windows applications using VB.NET,
the example questions that I have seen mainly stem around SQL and database
scenarios, well sorry but hardly any Windows based software uses databases,
more so in a business environment, but about 90% of Windows software is used
by home users anyway. I even saw a question that asked what you needed to
do to digitally sign an application, can you believe what the answers were?

(something like)

1. Create a certificate using makecert.exe
2. Purchase a developers certificate from a certificate authority

Why the bunch of money sponging bar stewards!!

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"No matter. Whatever the outcome, you are changed."

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Hi Herfried,
If you don't get an answer in the ASP.NET group, you can give this group
a try.
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Thanks. BTW, what but is ASP.NET? The layer between VB.NET and a web
application? or the set of objects used in a web application? If so then all
my code related issues are VB.NET ones right? Thanks again.

Nick.

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"No matter. Whatever the outcome, you are changed."

Fergus - September 5th 2003
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Hi Nak,
I look sometimes in that group, but there are lot of rubish answers (not
all).
(That is why I like this newsgroup better, although I think the german group
is even better)
That is too one of the reasons that I don't like it when I see a messages in
this newsgroup here as (you can better look in the asp.net group)

Like that answer you got on an question to use a HTML button.
If a button has no function, you don't need it.

But you can use javascript to let a button look nicer by adding html
attributes (on mouse over and so).
Or give some messages.
TextBox1.Attributes("onblur") = "javascript:alert('Hello! Focus lost from
text box!!');"

The answer you got from the Microsoft guy was not wrong, but he started with
the begin, because you told you are a beginner I think.
It is big trouble to install it on a seperate server because of all the
security issues.

Try to remember that the user who is executing your page is the asp.net user
and/or the IIS user, not you that helps mostly.

Cor
 
Hi Nick,

I wasn't going to say who'd give you an answer but I see you've found out
;-)

Bar Steward - I'll have a Rum and Humbug, please!

Regards,
Fergus
 
Hi Fergus and Nick,
Why the bunch of money sponging bar stewards!!
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I have seen a lot of "Foo" and "Bar" now,
Why is Nick using "sponging" and not "Foo"?
Herfried is always using "Foo".
Cor
 
Hi Fergus,
Bar Steward - I'll have a Rum and Humbug, please!
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LOL, BAAAAAAAAAAA!

Nick.

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"No matter. Whatever the outcome, you are changed."

Fergus - September 5th 2003
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Hi Cor,
I have seen a lot of "Foo" and "Bar" now,
Why is Nick using "sponging" and not "Foo"?
Herfried is always using "Foo".
Cor
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I speak what I feel not feel what I speak..... or something like that
:-\

Nick.

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"No matter. Whatever the outcome, you are changed."

Fergus - September 5th 2003
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Hi Cor,
The answer you got from the Microsoft guy was not wrong, but he started with
the begin, because you told you are a beginner I think.
It is big trouble to install it on a seperate server because of all the
security issues.
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I never doubted his answer, hence my sheer expression of gratitude from his
answer. I have a question going in the XP newsgroup asking how I can use my
account on my XP Home system to log into the system that has my web
application installed and IIS (My spell checker says I should change this
spelling to IBS!) running, some smart guy has told me to use desktop
sharing!!!! cheeky bugger! I know I bodge sometimes but I'm not doing that!

Praise be to anyone that helps me as far as I'm concerned, unless of course
they are a wannabe hacker that spell their name in alternating case!!

~nIcKaTRon~

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"No matter. Whatever the outcome, you are changed."

Fergus - September 5th 2003
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