I have an ASP.NET web form which is used to send emails (Contact Us page). I use validation controls to validate the sender's name, email etc... everything works fine.However, I want to validate the body TextBox (on the server side) to implement the following: Only Letters and/or numbers. Nothing else; even fullstop and question mark should not be allowed. Letters can only be English and/or Arabic. That means no symbols; all the following characters are not allowed:
codes one that validates that user will enter only uppercase letters in a textbox and no numbers and symbols. The second one should validate user only enters string no symbols and the third should only accept string and symbol
Im new here and may i have answer to my question since i been looking for sutoliton a long time ago,
I had a database looks like that user:pass (<IP>) user:pass (220.135.70.173:3128)that i need is to remove the text between ( and ) and the symbols too.
I have a web service I am working on. Recently I made a whole bunch of changes and now, although I can successfully compile it, when I run it my break-points will not work. The red dot turns into a circle and floating the mouse over it reveals the message:
The breakpoint will no currently be hit. No symbols have been loaded for this document.
I have NO idea what I changed to cause this to begin happening. One big change was to add a reference to a WSDL, but I really don't think that is the problem.[code]...
This program was written by AdamSpeight2008 and it checks for balanced braces does anyone know how to make it check the balance of other symbols for example: {} () <> [] [code]
I'm using VS2010 and build a simple DLL project containing a simple class 'classSteve'. In this class I have one private int 'intSteve' and one method 'setSteveInt'.How do I compile this project so the 'classSteve', 'setSteveInt', and 'intSteve' are not strings stored in the resulting dll file?
In other words, how do I compile this project so the symbols are not stored in the dll?
I'm trying to use a Unicode symbol in my PDF file with iTextSharp.Dim base As BaseFont = BaseFont.CreateFont("C:\WINDOWS\Fonts\WINGDING.TTF", BaseFont.IDENTITY_H, BaseFont.EMBEDDED)Dim wd As Font = New Font(base, 12, Font.NORMAL, BaseColor.BLACK)phrase = New Phrase("q", wd)
Ok so I have a program that is setup to create a textdocument formatted like this: @FName@ !LName! $Age$ &Location&..on each line. But I need in the program to load the text into designated columns for the listview by placing the text in the columns using the symbols as start and finish points for the information to be loaded line by line. I'm just not entriely sure how to do that.[code]
I have now wasted 8+ hours trying tot fix this problem. I have read many of the dozens of threads already related to this issue and I have not solved the problem.Situation: VS 2005 .NET 2.0 Windows Server 2003 Project is on my local machine, database is on a remote server within network This is not a web service or a hand-help application, it's just a plain old data-base driven website.What I know:
i am developing an application in VB.net 2008 where i incorporated Datagridview control. i need to insert symbols into the cells of DGVW. similar to the one which we used in Word document, by poping 'symbol' dialog window.
i am not getting how to do it? do any one have idea..??
I am fairly new to programming so please bare with me. For my coursework, I am making a maths quiz which allows the teacher to add or edit questions and solutions. then these solutions and quetsions form a quiz that students can access.But I dont know how to allow the teacher to use the weird maths symbols. The quiz is only going to be about algebra so no complex symbols are required, I saw some of these symbols in unicode. But dont know how to make that symbol appear in textbox which the teacher is going to use to enter questions etc.
As you can imagine this causes an error as the two " are not escaped. The issue is " doesn't work either. I imagine this is because Regex has special meanings for such symbols. So my question is should I use the ASCII codes for the the " and the other " ?
Converted a VB.NET 2003 project to a VS 2010 project, and now I can't step into the code.et the following error:"the breakpoint will not currently be hit. no symbols have been loaded for this document"
I am trying (without success) to import a single dataset and apply various symbols to the mapped locations.The command 'objDataSet.Symbol' returns a single symbol for the entire dataset and I can't figure out how to parse through the records and assign a symbol based on the value of a specific field within the dataset. I have searched through the MSDN site [code]...
Might be a simple question but i was just wondering how you can validate a text box to check if it has any symbols in it? I've stopped my program from accepting integers but i don't know how to stop symbols like $, ^ & etc. All i want is letters.
"SELECT Sales.Quantity, Sales.UnitPrice, Sales.TotalExVAT, Sales.VAT, Sales.TotalIncVAT FROM Sales WHERE QuotationID=" & QuotationID & " AND Batch=" & arow("Batch") & ""
Dim thisbatchDT As DataTable = dataacess.getDatatable(QUERY, "TheBatchInfo")I was wondering how i could add £ OR $ Symbols to my data table, without them being in the database, using the SQL code.
I am using SendKeys to send out some text using; Dim pText As String pText = txtPost.Text SendKeys.Send(pText) Whenever I use symbols like ')' it will fail as it cannot parse it. How do you get around this?
After rewriting a VB.NET assembly with Mono.Cecil the 'Call Stack' debugging window in Visual Studio 2010 shows the language as C# and not VB.NET. Is it possible configure Mono.Cecil to rewrite an assembly so the debugger recognises the rewritten assembly as VB.NET?The following Mono.Cecil simply reads and saves an assembly without modification. However, the debugger reads the new assembly as C# instead of VB.NET.
Dim readerParameters = New ReaderParameters() With {.ReadSymbols = True} Dim writerParameters = New WriterParameters() With {.WriteSymbols = True}
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It is desirable for the rewritten assembly to be VB.NET so the debugging windows 'Local' and 'Immediate Window' are the VB.NET versions rather than the C# versions.
i have been trying to have a textbox that the user can only enter letters? i can use: If IsNumeric(textbox1.Text) Then textbox1.Clear() for making it not numbers, but how can i stop symbols also? i am using vbexpress2010 and know how to use it and different types of code
