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  • Copy document attributes to a new file

    I have written a feature program to convert a document to PDF file in document library. After user chooses document and click the "convert" button, a new PDF file will be created and uploaded to the same document library. For example, after conversion of abc.doc, a file abc.pdf will be created...
    Posted to Development (.NET) (Forum) by tonyng on 07-15-2008

  • Gridview templateField from CSharp

    Can anyone give me the basics of creating a templateField for a gridview in CSharp? Ultimately, I am trying to create an image with a hyperlink and I've seen plenty of examples in asp pages. But I am doing all of this for a webpart in CSharp. A simple of example of how to create a templatefield in...
    Posted to Development (.NET) (Forum) by Dean G on 06-22-2008

  • Classes for use in Sharepoint

    I want to develop some classes to use in Sharepoint. My first thought is that I need to develop this as a webpart with no presentation component - no CreateChild function , or at least no code in that procedure, then just add that webpart to the page or pages where I want to use the classes and functions...
    Posted to Development (.NET) (Forum) by Mark Edwards on 05-24-2008

  • Where wrong into WebPart!

    Dear all, I ceated class as follows: class Class1 : WebControl { protected override void OnInit( EventArgs e) { base .OnInit(e); this .Page.SetRenderMethodDelegate( new RenderMethod (AJAX_Page_Render)); } internal void AJAX_Page_Render( HtmlTextWriter output, Control container) { try { HtmlTextWriter...
    Posted to Development (.NET) (Forum) by hongphong on 11-26-2007

  • ** Please ignore this post.

    My aplogies all, but I have since received a more specific spec as to what is required.
    Posted to Development (.NET) (Forum) by NeilSc on 10-24-2007
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