**> how to search full string in rad combobox bound items like
IntelliSense**
note that its cantain more than 3000 items , i have to make search specification like IntelliSense ..
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I've been busy with this for two days, and I can't get any further on it.
I have a Dropdown-box/Combobox (not sure what it's called) in Microsoft Silverlight, and my editor is Microsoft Visual Studio 2010. The Dropdown-box has to be alphabetically ordered, but I do not know where to find the source. This is what I do know:
If I select the Dropdown box in the Designer, I can see that the
Data Binding is called "par_Customer(item)".
On the left side of the Designer is a list of tables, including the
par_Customer table.
Almost all tables have the text "Edit Query" next to them, and by
clicking on that the program opens a query editor with the right
query in it.
The table I need, "par_Customer", does not have the text "Edit
Query" on it.
When I right-click on the table, I get the options to Delete or Edit
the table.
When I click Edit, I see a list of all the attributes (columns) of
that table and its relationships, yet no query or anything
The Dropdown box is not filled by code.
What I would like to know: where do I find the source of this dropdown box? Where is it "filled"?
I would really appreciate any help or input on this problem, since I have no idea where to look any information will be of value.
I have an Accno field containing the following Numeric Value:
1,147,852,963,369,258.00
But I would like to convert it to:
114785296369258
How can I do that via Formula Fields in Crystal Reports 2008?
In the crystal report designer view:
Right mouse click on that field, and select "Format object". Select "Custom Style" in the Style list, and click "Customize". Untick "Thousands Separator", and any other unwanted formatting.
Failing that, you could try selecting the field and deleting the "," value from the property "ThousandSeperator" in your properties window.
Hope this helps!
I want to assign the same tag to multiple work items at once in Visual Studio Online.
I can edit fields in multiple work items at once using the following steps.
Run a query that will include all the items you want to bulk edit in the results.
Highlight all the items.
Right click and select "Edit selected work item(s)..."
Use the interface to select the field(s) you wish to edit and set the value.
The problem is that the tags are not listed as a field in the field dropdown. So I cannot set the tags using this method.
Is there a method I can use to bulk assign tags to work items?
You need to use Microsoft Excel:
Open Excel and start a new Sheet
Go to the Team Tab
Click New List
Select your Team Project
Select your Work Item Query
If Tags are not part of your results:
Click on Choose Columns from the Ribbon Bar
Add the Tags column
Now just enter into the tags column in excel the tags you would like as a comma separated list.
Then just click "Publish" to push it back to TFS.
I'm pretty new to Visual Studio (2005). I have a textbox which must display 2 different strings based on another textbox field.
Example
Textbox 1 = "Education"
Textbox 2 Needs to be "Date"
but if
Textbox 1 = "Language"
Textbox 2 needs to be "Knowledge"
I have trying some Iif functions, but I can't get it right. How can I fix this?
in the change event of the OTHER textbox you can change the text. or use a business layer and databinding.
The default search box in a LightSwitch screen is very neat - all set up for you and it searches almost everything. But is there a way to filter the result set on a boolean column? Or more than one boolean column? Is there an advanced search syntax, or is it just a super simple search for strings? Maybe I missed something in the documentation?
Note I'm using the first beta.
One way is to create your Search Data Screen and press the "Edit Query" next to the TaskCollection, on the left column. Enter your boolean constraints and save. Your screen will be 'filtered' before being displayed.
Another way is to create a new query from your entity and base the new screen on it. Select an entity and choose "Query" from its Title/Add bar. Name your query and enter your boolean constraints. Choose "Add Screen" from this query's Title bar and create your Search Data Screen.
The latter may be useful if you want to re-use your boolean constraints.
Did you try using a Query with a parameter?
Bind that parameter to a boolean property on your screen. Then add the boolean property as a check box on your field layout.
(I am assuming here that searches run against a query)
The built-in search isn't customisable (& only searches on string properties in V1).
The way to do what you want is, as the other responders have indicated, to turn off the built-in search (click the screen query property & untick "Support Search") & to use a parametrised query.
Here are a couple of links that might help:
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/bethmassi/archive/2010/11/09/creating-a-custom-search-screen-in-visual-studio-lightswitch.aspx
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/lightswitchgeneral/thread/5777350b-0e39-488c-ae52-c8e6e4eefea7
Yann