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MIHAI_MTZ28-May-07 0:29

28-May-07 0:29

I need to implement drag and drop with some files between a database and the desktop. The problem is that when dragging from the server to the desktop I don't have an actual file to set the data object. I'm looking for something like "delayed rendering" or something else which would allow me to download the file after the user dropped it.

Mihai,

Setup and Deployment [modified]

M Riaz Bashir27-May-07 23:47

M Riaz Bashir

27-May-07 23:47

Hi,

I used "Setup and Deployment", and I made Installer Patch I was succssesfull 70%.
But Crystal Reports Suport files are not beeing included. because my little project is belonged with two report which are designed in Crystal Reports.

* I am using VS 2005.

Thank you

-- modified at 5:52 Monday 28th May, 2007

How to minimize the data access time while binding with the drop down list

Muhammd Sajjad27-May-07 23:42

Muhammd Sajjad

27-May-07 23:42

Hi,
I need to reduce the data access time, while displaying data in the drop down list. actually the problem comes when i have more than 10,000 records and i try to bind the data with a drop down list. plz help me out....
Thanx

Re: How to minimize the data access time while binding with the drop down list

Christian Graus28-May-07 0:01

Christian Graus

28-May-07 0:01

How is a drop down list with 10000 items useful ? You can't speed it up, your overall UI design is broken.

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Re: How to minimize the data access time while binding with the drop down list

Guffa28-May-07 0:02

Guffa

28-May-07 0:02

Frankly, if you have 10,000 items in a drop down list, your biggest problem is not that it takes time to populate it, but that you force the user to select anything from it.

"Plz" rethink your user interface.

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Re: How to minimize the data access time while binding with the drop down list

Christian Graus28-May-07 0:03

Christian Graus

28-May-07 0:03

ROTFL - it's funny to me how often you and I give basically the same advice, within a minute of one another.

C# on-the-fly to control home appliance

biggirl27-May-07 23:25

biggirl

27-May-07 23:25

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Christian Graus27-May-07 23:27

Christian Graus

27-May-07 23:27

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Or if you're giving away your source code, you can write an article on it.

Re: Spam

Colin Angus Mackay28-May-07 0:15

Colin Angus Mackay

28-May-07 0:15

Amazing - That person was a member of Code Project for 2 years and 7 months and this is their one and only post.

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menuitems

treah27-May-07 23:18

treah

27-May-07 23:18

tooltipAA.Show("----tooltip" , button);
Application.DoEvents();
System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(2000);
tooltipAA.Hide(button);
this code shows tooltip on button ,similarly i need code for tooltip on menu item

Re: menuitems

Christian Graus28-May-07 0:02

Christian Graus

28-May-07 0:02

Menu items do not have tooltips. I've never seen one.

Re: menuitems

treah28-May-07 0:15

treah

28-May-07 0:15

how to show ballons tooltip on menubar

Re: menuitems

Seishin#28-May-07 1:17

Seishin#

28-May-07 1:17

try showing it on the menubar but with position offset so it'd look like it's the button's tooltip

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Creating an event

M. J. Jaya Chitra27-May-07 22:50

M. J. Jaya Chitra

27-May-07 22:50

I want to create a user control in which a button is there now when I am clicking the button it has to invoke some event which has to be handled by the form which is using this control.

Same task in vb can be achieve easily as follows:
In the user control
public event MyEvent()
...

public sub Button_click(byval Sender as Object...)Handles Button1.click
raiseevent MyEvent
end sub
...
In the Front end

public sub USercontrol_MyEvent() handles USercontrol.MyEvent
...
end sub

In C#, is there any option like this

Best Regards,
M. J. Jaya Chitra

Re: Creating an event

CPallini27-May-07 22:55

CPallini

27-May-07 22:55

M. J. Jaya Chitra wrote:
In C#, is there any option like this

Of course, see, for instance http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa645739(vs.71).aspx[^].
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Re: Creating an event

M. J. Jaya Chitra27-May-07 23:19

M. J. Jaya Chitra

27-May-07 23:19