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<0> hey
<1> :)
<0> :)
<2> :)
<3> hi. <div cl***="foo">Text</div> <- how would I get Text from div cl***="foo" using XmlDocument? I tried googling but couldn't find example that covers that
<4> innerHTML (I think)
<3> InnerText, but I don't know how to express div cl***="foo"
<3> I want it only from div cl***="foo"
<4> //div[@cl***="foo"]/value ?
<4> Oh. you want text don't you :)
<4> I did this the other day, just a moment
<3> thanks
<3> i got it :)
<3> foreach (XmlNode n in xdoc.SelectNodes("//div[@cl***=\"udu-2\"]"))
<3> Console.WriteLine(n.InnerText);
<3> why // though?
<3> I actually tried it without // earlier based on the samples I googled up
<4> That'll match any Xpath beginning with /div
<4> Regardless of their absolute path
<3> I see
<4> So they could be /html/body/div
<3> yeah
<4> Glad it worked :)
<3> thanks again :)
<4> Or at least, something like it worked
<4> np
<2> :D
<2> u should prolly use my xpath editor to get xpath's :)
<2> otherwise you'll end up with garbage
<4> Excellent idea!
<2> ;)
<2> www.ziggyware.com
<2> under downloads/ziggyware software
<3> thanks I'll check it out
<3> I'm parsing this by the way.
<3> <div cl***="udu-line2">
<3> <div cl***="udu-flnm">First Name</div>
<3> <div cl***="udu-flvl">Name</div>
<3> </div>
<4> Anyone here used POOM?
<2> never heard of POOM
<4> Pocket Outlook Object Model
<3> need to ***ign name to firstName. should I catch "udu-line2" first, and then it's subnodes?
<2> u should use my xpath tool :)
<4> And they provide a nice wrapper for use with .netcf
<4> shark2: do it, anyything else will drive you to madness
<3> ok
<2> be sure to read the help
<2> ;)
<4> Anyone done any outlook addins?
<5> yes
<4> notboss: With C#?
<5> no
<4> I was wondering if named properties sync over activesync ?
<3> how do I insert image into richtextbox?
<2> the world may never know
<2> ;D
<2> RTB is a PITA
<2> prolly easier to launch a satellite
<3> I found nasty examples
<3> one used clipboard, other winapi functions
<3> isn't it possible to convert hex in string to integer with Int.Parse or Convert functions?
<3> version = UInt32.Parse("0x10", NumberStyles.AllowHexSpecifier) throws exception
<3> are my exceptions suppose to inherit from System.Exception?
<6> does anyone here have experience with using collections in a webservice?
<7> some, whats up?
<3> why am I getting 10:27am instead of 12:27 here? http://rafb.net/paste/results/DMmYic33.html
<8> has anyone p***ed 70 Exam?
<9> since i have no clue what that is, id say i dont qualify for a "yes" :)
<8> :)
<8> Exam 70: TS: Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 - Web-Based Client Development
<9> ah
<9> nope :D
<8> that's a pity :)
<8> I could sure use some tips
<9> sounds like fun
<8> not really :)
<10> Hi, i'm new in CSharp and would like to know how can i access a textBox from another cl***?
<8> 0_o
<9> MiniJuly: make a public property which returns the text from the textbox?
<8> MiniJuly with the help of public property ?
<8> :)
<8> oe.. I was late :)
<8> damn that laptop keyboard :)
<9> i got a laptop keyboard, only in full size for my desktop :)
<8> :)))))
<9> got it to get used to the actual laptop keyboard
<10> txtbox is in the Form1 cl*** and i want to set a text to it from my other cl*** called LogCl***. i have already setted the declaration of txtBox to public but i don't know why it isn't working.
<8> public string TextBoxText { get { return textbox.Text; } set { textbox.Text = value; } }
<9> MiniJuly: you want LogCl*** to GET text from Form1, or you want Form1 to PUT text into LogCl***
<9> ?
<8> Form1.TextBoxText = "test";
<10> get text from txtBox
<9> MiniJuly: then EugenIT's method is nice
<8> MiniJuly , to get text from text box use : public string TextBoxProperty { get { return txtBox.Text.Trim(); } }
<8> what can be more simple than that :))))
<8> only Web Service configuration :)))
<10> when i type Form1. in my cl***log does it should appear txtBox in the auto-popup?
<10> it is not appearing
<8> a Property name must appear !!!
<8> use property
<9> uhm
<9> Form1 is the cl***
<9> you'll have to access the object
<9> form1 is it?
<10> Form1
<8> x_x
<9> MiniJuly: no no, Form1 is the cl***
<9> MiniJuly: you need to use the object instace
<9> MiniJuly: somewhere you should have "Form1 form1" or something like that
<10> sorry i don't find it...its getting bored
<10> i just want to do Form1.txtLog = "test"; in another cl***, but it is not working
<8> hmm you should see a few tutorials or read some material before programming :)
<9> oh right
<9> i was mixing it up with delphi.net
<9> heh
<9> im weird that way
<9> :D
<8> delphi.net ? :)
<8> what is that?
<9> MiniJuly: the other cl*** will have to know about your instance of Form1
<9> EugenIT: technically "Delphi for .NET", which is just that, Delphi for .NET :)
<1> what's that thing you are talking about ?
<9> <10> i just want to do Form1.txtLog = "test"; in another cl***, but it is not working
<8> omg :)
<8> LordCrc, Delphi is still alive?
<9> MiniJuly: if you do not know the difference between a cl*** and an object / object instance, i would strongly recommend you read up on it
<9> EugenIT: that's another matter ;)
<8> :)))
<8> I thought that language is not supported anymore..
<9> oh it is
<10> LordCrc i know how to create an instance of an object, but i think its not necessary in this case or is it?
<9> Borland has sold the "tool dev group", so Delphi wont have to get dragged down into the mud by all the ALM ****
<9> so things look brighter now
<8> :) ok then
<9> MiniJuly: you dont have to create Form1, just let the LogCl*** object know about it
<9> MiniJuly: do you create the LogCl*** inside Form1 ?
<10> no
<8> but I've never liked that language ( pascal also )
<9> MiniJuly: mkay
<8> :(
<9> EugenIT: well, i dunno why but my brain likes it
<8> :)
<8> you should visit a doctor :))))
<8> joking...
<9> i think its because it has got a strict syntax, i like well defined "rules"
<8> ok
<8> do you believe that Delphi has it's future?
<1> Delphi sure. Delphi for .NET nah
<8> :))))
<8> Java for .NET :)
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