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Like when double click on the hyperlink on the interface the source code doesn't open and no method created?
So, how can I implement it?! Should I create the method by myself or what?!
You can also use linkButton control and handle its click event at code behind.
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asp:HyperLink's do not have any Actions in the properties of the hyperlink.
Select your hyperlink properties and click on the (Events) .
You should only able to see Data and Misc sections and you dont find any Actions section for asp hyperlink control. Where as select any buttons and do the same you should see Actions section for it.
So you cannot implement it by double clicking on the hyperlinks.
Try using a link button as #Eric Fan has suggested.
Hope this clarifies
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I'm making a basic calculator on windows forms c#, everything's running the way I need it to, except that I need to know what I can do to show an "error" message on the textbox for the user everytime they press two buttons in a row, instead of having the program crash and not work. Thanks a lot!
You could have a variable in which you hold the last operator was clicked by user and whenever a button is clicked , you check; if it is operator (like + ,- , & ...) and current variable's value is not equal by new one , you update this variable else you could ignore the button clicked.
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I am new with ASP Dot Net. I am looking for some Data Component for following scenario.
User double click on the cell and add some text.
Text should automatically save in database.
I have tried with GridView but its not working. I am getting GridView columns from MSSQL Server Table which are around 600. As mentioned above what I want to do is when a user clicks on a cell it should let the user to add text and then save in database.
Please let me know how to proceed or Should I need to use some other Data Component.
Are you using an SQL data source or back-end code? You can check out using a template column for your editable fields so you can run your update on a change event. Here is some info on template columns :
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.web.ui.webcontrols.templatefield.edititemtemplate%28v=vs.100%29.aspx
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Is it possible to change the background image of a button when you click it? I'm using C# on Windows Forms Application.
Yes it is possible. Just set the BackgroundImage property of the button on it's click event.
Try this,
button1.BackgroundImage = Image.FromFile("ImageFilepath");
button1.BackgroundImageLayout = ImageLayout.Stretch;
background-size property of CSS3 should work for you i.e.,
background-size:cover or background-size:100%
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I'm attempting to add a Context Menu option to PowerPoint 2010 that only appears when text is selected. Unfortunately the WindowBeforeRightClick event does not seem to fire if the mouse is inside of a TextBox.
Is there a different event I need to be listening to or a better way to add that context menu?
According to the first answer on this Forum-Thread this is an issue that is known to Microsoft, but has not yet been fixed.
We are experiencing the same issue here.
Our current work-around is to use the WindowSelectionChange-Event. However, this will only work if you want to ensure that a TextBox has to be selected, as the SelectionChange-Event will only fire when you select a new shape.
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So I want to create a UIElement which will act like a graph. I could add specific points to the graph and it will be rendered on the screen. For ease I want to be able to just add it to my canvese children like so:
this.InkCanvas.Children.Add(this.MainGraph);
So my question is can I somehow do this and if yes then how.
Help is much appreciated.
Why not just use the Chart control from WinRT XAML Toolkit?
If you want to do it yourself, you'll need to create a custom control. There's a nice tutorial on Tim Heuer's blog to get you started. You might also want to take a look at the sources of the Chart control from WinRT XAML Toolkit.