VS 2008 - Convert Foreign Characters To American Keyboard Representation
Dec 19, 2012
The application needs to convert foreign characters to an American keyboard representation. It has always done so, but the customer recently added a new list of Polish characters. I have found all the documentation on the Internet, except for this. Why the "friendly" column doesn't have values for these characters?
I wish to convert a string (english language) into it's equivalent Germen language.
key 65 is charachter 'a' but if the keyboard's layout is german and key code is 65, it should display the german charachter that equivalent to keycode 65....
I am getting funny characters when trying to use the text in foreign languages, it comes with # and numbers in between.I am using getraw<string> to get the raw string. How can i use this on aspx page?
I have a web application, which I have a SQL express database attached. I tried to upload a Japanese character into a varchar (max) column, and the result when displaying in the web page is '?'.
I tried to fix by the web config and in the page display to display japanese but it doesnt work.
I have a database with a 1 to many relationship in SQL Server 2008. I have created a formview in VS2008 to insert records into the child table. However I can't set the foreign key to automatically insert this value. If I manually type in a value the insert works but I need it to pick up the fk ID automatically from the master table. How can I do this?
The master table: tblTopic has ID int auto increment primary key and the child table has ID int auto increment primary key and TopicID int allow duplicates no nulls, foreign key. I have set updates to cascade in the relationship.
My insert statement is INSERT INTO tblTopic (TopicID, Comment, SubmittedBy) VALUES (@TopicID, @Comment,@SubmittedBy). The TopicID keeps throwing the error, this is the foreign key.
This is the first time I have tried to do this, so apologies if it's really obvious but I'm on a bit of learning curve.
Only the first input character was automatically converted to uppercase. The rest inputs are not converted. Do you know what changes I need to make it work?
I have a project that I developed in VS2005 and that has been put into VSS. I am trying to "get" it on a new machine and convert it to VS2008 because that is what is installed on the new machine. I am having problems with it that I think originate in its working folder. So my basic question is, when you try to work with a solution that's in VSS should you maintain the same folder structure that it had when it was originally checked in? I'm not particularly happy with its original structure because it goes on and on seven levels deep, and I wanted to just cut it down to C:ProjectsResNew, but if that's what it takes to get it to work, I'll do it.
I'm sure this will need to use javascript but not sure exactly how to do it. I need to count the characters typed in a textbox and when it reaches 10 I want a sub to be called in the code. Or have it click a button on the screen which is probably easier. How to do this? I would think I would call the script with the OnTextChanged? And in the script use the .length property to see if it is 10? Maybe I just answered my question here!!
how to limit the number of characters per line in a multiline textbox? Any posibility to do this with javascript? I have the users enter a list of names and need to limit each. I hate to use another textbox to add each name. If so, I would then add them to a listbox instead so they could select and remove a name.
1 - Is it necessary to have foreign key to obtain a Relation in Entity Framework between each entity.? 2 - I have a Language Table and many many table with a foreign key related to the language table. Is it right to add this foreign key or I should do something else ? Ex: Language LangID LangName
I have a WebForm search page that gets occasional hits from international visitors. When they enter in text, it appears to be plain ASCII a-z, 0-9 but they are printed in bold and my "is this text" logic can't handle the input. Is there any easy way in ASP.NET to convert unicode characters that equate to A-Z, 0-9 into plain old text?
I'm a little bit confused as to what the 'M' in MVC stands for. Sometimes I see a domain-model in it (eg Customer, Order, ... POCO classes and respository classes: persistence logic classes) and sometimes I see viewmodel/presentation model classes, is a representation of the data of a particular View (the V of MVC) Compare it to data transfer objects. Are both approaches correct? Or since MVC is a presentation pattern is in fact the 'M' when you apply it to this notion only meant as the data representation of a particular View?
When I try to run the following code it always spits out the hex representation, not the integer representation. Most of the examples I found on MSDN said this should work. What am I missing?
var stringBuilder = new StringBuilder("8"); int j = 0; foreach (char item in stringBuilder.ToString()) { j = Convert.ToInt32(item); //returns 38, need return to be 56 }
edit I should have made clear that I know the difference it's returning the hex value. I'm outputting the value to a file, and in that file, it still shows the hex value, not the integer, so I don't think it has anything to do with the debugging environment. edit2 Looks like a PEBKAC problem. Looked at the code that was writing to the file, and it was using a .toString("X") method, changing it to a Hex value. The fact that it was hex in my debug environment was what confused me.
as part of a project I am working on, I need to output the alphabetical 'name' of the number. This is better illustrated with an example.960Nine Hundred and SixtySo it'd convert '960' to 'Nine Hundred and Sixty'. Is there an easy way to do this in C#.NET? Also, if so, how easy would it be to apply the same function to a decimal number? I'm assuming if I can figure out how to convert a integer as above, I can just split the decimal number... so I'd have something like this 960.23 Nine Hundred and Sixty (units) andTwenty Three (units)
i want that if no_single_room.Text is null and have no value it should convert it into zero other wise Int32.Parse(no_single_room.Text) in same insert statement
I was creating my new webforms application and testing it. Now I added a new textbox to the form and when pressing F5 to test, it doesn't show. None of the changes show when I try to test it.
I have one ASP.Net Proj. in this I am using Sql Server as a database . I need the same functionality like facebook( Auto Update). is it possible to use WCF for this. I am copying my code also .
I've been tasked with researching some .NET code that isn't mine. It's a little hard to figure out because there are so many hooks in different areas. In other words, everything seems to be very highly coupled.I'd like to be able to do the following:Very easily see a hierarchical (tree) view of projects and their direct dependencies (not just references)Be able to easily (visually) trace specific API hooks back from a dependent class to it's dependency. For example: If ProjectA.ClassA.Method1() has a call to ProjectB.ClassB.Method2() within the method, I want to be able to see itAnd hey, maybe visually isn't the best way to go. But it seems to always work better for me that way. I'll take any and all suggestions of course
I'm getting an error on serveral reports that I built in VWD2005 (express) using the reportviewer control. Trying to edit the rdlc file in VS2010, VS2010 asks if i want to convert the file to RDLC 2008 format and I click ok. When I build the site, I getthis error (and of course also when the report is ran)Error 1 The report definition is not valid. Details: The report definition has an invalid target namespace 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/sqlserver/reporting/2008/01/reportdefinition' which cannot be