Dear all,
Today i stucked in a new problem. i got security information “This Page Contains both secure and nonsecure items, Do you want to display nonsecure items popup?”
after a lot of research i got the solution.
1. If you are using image from SSL site which is not your at your domain like if you use https://google.com/image.jpg like this then
explicitly use https or use url =’//google.com/image.jpg’
2. if you are using same domain so just use url =’image.jpg’
it will solve the purpose.
thanks
i hope it will help some one..:)
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Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Monday, September 22, 2008
Date formating is easy when you know it
Dear all,
Today i have task to do some date formating in DataGrid. So i think its easy but you don’t belive that its easy only when you remember the formating character.
Which i don’t really remember always and it is true. so for this purpose i am putting some format string here so at least i will get benifit in future.
Before starting i want to say if you are using type dataset for binding the grid please check your date column’s data type by mistake i did it string so be remember it should be date. here firstly we talk about time so here i goes.
h :- Displays the hour like (1,2,…12) remember limit & its mainly use with AM/PM format
hh :-Displays the hour like (01,02,…12) remember limit & its mainly use with AM/PM format
H :- It also display hours but diffrence is limit goes up to 23 like (1,2,3,….23) & not used with AM/PM format
HH :- It is same as H but diffrence is it start with 0 if number is less than double digit.
m :-Display the minutes.
mm :- it always show minutes in two digits.
s:- show seconds
ss:- Show seconds in always 2 digit like 00,01,02,…59
t :- it display first character of AM/PM
tt:- it Display either AM or PM
M:- it denotes month start from 0 - 12.
MM :- it also shows month but in double digit 01,…12
MMM :- shows month in 3 character like JAN, FEB
MMMM (+): Shows month with full name.
yy:- it show year last two digit
yyyy:- its show year like 1998, or we can say in 4 digit.
d :- Shows current day of the month.
dd:-It shows day in 2 digit always like 01,
ddd:- Show’s 3 character of the day like MON , TUE
dddd(+):- show full day character
exmaple x.ToString(”0:MM/dd/yy hh:mm:sstt)
Thanks …
Today i have task to do some date formating in DataGrid. So i think its easy but you don’t belive that its easy only when you remember the formating character.
Which i don’t really remember always and it is true. so for this purpose i am putting some format string here so at least i will get benifit in future.
Before starting i want to say if you are using type dataset for binding the grid please check your date column’s data type by mistake i did it string so be remember it should be date. here firstly we talk about time so here i goes.
h :- Displays the hour like (1,2,…12) remember limit & its mainly use with AM/PM format
hh :-Displays the hour like (01,02,…12) remember limit & its mainly use with AM/PM format
H :- It also display hours but diffrence is limit goes up to 23 like (1,2,3,….23) & not used with AM/PM format
HH :- It is same as H but diffrence is it start with 0 if number is less than double digit.
m :-Display the minutes.
mm :- it always show minutes in two digits.
s:- show seconds
ss:- Show seconds in always 2 digit like 00,01,02,…59
t :- it display first character of AM/PM
tt:- it Display either AM or PM
M:- it denotes month start from 0 - 12.
MM :- it also shows month but in double digit 01,…12
MMM :- shows month in 3 character like JAN, FEB
MMMM (+): Shows month with full name.
yy:- it show year last two digit
yyyy:- its show year like 1998, or we can say in 4 digit.
d :- Shows current day of the month.
dd:-It shows day in 2 digit always like 01,
ddd:- Show’s 3 character of the day like MON , TUE
dddd(+):- show full day character
exmaple x.ToString(”0:MM/dd/yy hh:mm:sstt)
Thanks …
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