Howdy,

Can somebody convert this code to C# ? :



<script language="VB" runat="server">

  Dim Holidays(12,31) as string

  Sub Page_Load ( s as object, e as eventargs)

    Holidays(1,1) = "<br<font size=-1>New Year<font>"

    Holidays(7,4) = "<br><font size=-1>Independence Day<font >"

  End Sub

  Sub DayRender( s as object, e as DayRenderEventArgs)

    e.Cell.Controls.Add(New LiteralControl(Holidays(e.Day.Date.Month, _

                                                              

e.Day.Date.Day)))

  End Sub

</script>

Try this (i haven't yet)



<script language="C#" runat="server">

string[] Holidays = new string[12,31];



void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)

{

	    Holidays[1,1] = "<br<font size=-1>New Year<font>";

	    Holidays[7,4] = "<br><font size=-1>Independence Day<font >";

}

</script>



your dayrender function should be almost exactly the same with the exception

of the input args (object sender, DayRenderEventArgs e) and the elimination

of "Sub" to void.



One thing you may want to test out is if the indexing is correct.  VB allows

for a 1-based index, but c# is normally a 0-based one...so your array first

holiday may be Holidays[0,0] instead...



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From: Wouzer Wilco [mailto:inhumanoid@y...]

Sent: Friday, November 23, 2001 12:00 PM

To: ASP+

Subject: [aspx] Convert this vb code to C#





Howdy,

Can somebody convert this code to C# ? :



<script language="VB" runat="server">

  Dim Holidays(12,31) as string

  Sub Page_Load ( s as object, e as eventargs)

    Holidays(1,1) = "<br<font size=-1>New Year<font>"

    Holidays(7,4) = "<br><font size=-1>Independence Day<font >"

  End Sub

  Sub DayRender( s as object, e as DayRenderEventArgs)

    e.Cell.Controls.Add(New LiteralControl(Holidays(e.Day.Date.Month, _

                                                              

e.Day.Date.Day)))

  End Sub

</script>

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