I do have a CSS styling problem on my file upload. I have used an html element div for progress bar and a linkbutton is placed after the div tag. My problem with this is that the div appears below the linkbutton when it’s supposed to appear after the linkbutton.  Please look at the image below so that you could understand my problem clearly.

My website won’t connect to the database. I am using SQL Server 2008 as database and I want to connect to it using webconfig.

I use a key inside AppSettings and put server name, database name, user id and password to the value of the key however it does not work.

I can assure you that all the values for the items above are correct so I don’t know why I am still getting this kind of error.

Please see image below for error details.  

  <appSettings>  

<addkey="ConnectionString"value="server=Myserver;database=Mydatabase;Trusted_Connection = true;"/>

</appSettings>

Hi,

I made a new website and I am transferring all web user controls from old website to my new one. I made web user controls (.ascx files) on my previous website and I am putting it inside a .aspx page of my newly created website. My problem with this is that I am getting an ajaxToolkit error (I used ajaxToolkit:ValidatorCalloutExtender on my control) on the design view of the .aspx page(see image below). I tried to add ajaxToolkit to references but I cannot see it in the list of references.

Error Rendering control – Country1

An unhandled exception has occurred.

Unknown server tag 'ajaxToolkit:ValidatorCalloutExtender'.

 Hello,

Can someone please help me with this error I got when the row_editing event of my gridview fired and validated my data entry fields such as textboxes, dropdownlists, etc? I am using required field validators to validate my controls and asp validation summary to provide a summarized error message of all required validators within my page.

I don’t know why this particular error occurred but I know it has something to do with validation since after I removed the validation in all controls, I got no errors. However, I really need validators on my page since it is a requirement in the project so I need to sort this error out. Please see the image below for the exact error message.

#include<stdio.h>

void main(void)

{

printf("life is good"):

return 0:

}

Where is my problem?

please help me.

I have an application needed to be installed in my computer, but it requires installing the .NET Framework version 1.1.

When installing the Dotnetfx.exe I received an error that is related to RegSvc.exe.

RegSvcs.exe – Common Language Runtime Debugging Services

Application has generated an exception that could not be handled.

Process id=0x18a8 (6312), Thread id=0xef4 (3828).

Click OK to terminate the application.

Click CANCEL to debug the application.

I need to have this version of .NET Framework. I am installing other version of QuickBooks.

I usually run Microsoft Visual Basic 6 on Windows XP when making VB applications and I had no problem with it ever since.

I recently upgraded my OS to Windows 7.

When I try to run Visual Basic 6 it gives me an error.

I have tried re-installing Visual Basic 6 but still it gives me the same error.

How to fix this error?

Help anyone.

Automation error

Error accessing the OLE registry.

How can I create the documentation of a C# file that is very well commented on using Visual Studio 2005?

I had to use command prompt for this documentation. Please help me out in generating this document otherwise it will be a very lengthy job.

I have a base class in which a bunch of constructors are overloaded.

Another class derived from the base class also has a bunch of overloaded constructors.

How can I enforce a call function from an inherited constructor to an arbitrary base constructor?

Does anyone know in what exact situation one is supposed to declare a class as abstract?

How will I come to know the parameters that have been analyzed for a class to be abstract and how would I declare it abstract?

I would also like to know the difference between abstract class and interface.