hope this is the right place to post this question
i recently converted a 2003 vb.net project to 2005--cleaned up the errors and it runs ok but it gives me warnings about using public function "parameters.add() for inserting records into sql table--says that is now obsolete and has been...
yes, you might be on to something--that could be the difference--maybe that's why i haven't detected the difference until now. but i've searched various books and documents and can't find any reference to it.
thanks for the suggestion.
dale
a little more info
thanks for replying
typically, i use the dataview as the datasource for a control that the user has made a selection from (i.e. drop down list or list box) and i use the position or index of the selection from the control to then go to the dataview and retrieve other values...
I have recently discovered a problem with some code I have been using. In the past, when I wanted to get a value of some item of some row within a dataview, I used the following syntax:
CurrentDataview.Table.Rows(RowNumberOfInterest).Item("PreviewCaption")
with the variable RowNumberOfInterest...
in my other projects, when i type in some syntax violation (i.e. "kkkkkk"), then after i leave that line, the IDE reformats the line and then puts the squiggly line under the violation, indicating a syntax error.
in a new project i created in a new solution, this does not immediately happen...
thanks!
thanks for all of your help. i will start this project in a few weeks--with your help and a little more reading i've done, i'm sure i'm on my way. if i have any problems, i'll stop back here.:)
thanks!
dale
thanks--that helps a lot--i will try this in the next couple of days. i believe you've given me enough to get started--last question--you say i don't really have to draw the rectangle but if i want the user to actually see these hit areas as a guide, then wouldn't i want to draw these target...
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