he iPhone is one of the most compelling and exciting user interfaces to appear on any consumer electronic device, with many innovations that make it a pleasure to use. This article demonstrates how you can implement these features in your .NET applications in a step-by-step format as you recreate the
Ever notice how your data isn’t filtered properly even though you’ve set the Row Filter Expression correctly? For example, suppose you have this code: DataView dv = ds.Tables[0].DefaultView; dv.RowFilter =”location=11″; foreach(DataRow dr in dv.Table.Rows){ Response.Write(dr[0].ToString()+”<br>”);} This will display all records. To get the actual result, loop through the DataView itself,
To test your TrAX application without involving your live business processes, simply build an identical transformation. You can do this using the newTransformer() method?without any arguments. The following code is a full example that applies an identical transformation to a DOM tree: //the XML file for this example is named
Unlike other routines, this one doesn’t need to pass the length of the returned string for later trimming in VBA. This is because the Delphi function also tricks VBA into “thinking” the returned string is Length(tmpStr) long when, in reality, it is really still 100-characters long. The trick has to
The easiest most and most efficient way to update XML documents is to use non-extractive parsers (such as VTD-XML) because they support incremental content update. Suppose you have the following XML document, named test.xml. Below is a snippet that inserts two attribute name/value pairs into an XML document. <tag> hello