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July 11th, 2007, 01:30 PM
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Pick up specific row from database
Hi,
I have a database where I have a bunch of text, like
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|ID|TEXT|TEXT2 |
|--|----|-------|
|1 |Titl|My home|
|--|----|-------|
|2 |Logi|Login |
|---------------|
I work with asp.net.
I do this because I'm doing a multilingual page.
language is defined by a Session variable.
How can I on page tell that I want to print row title here and row logi on another place.
Basicly how do you do with DataSet that you can pick a specific row from the dataset. Or do I have to make several datasets and filter them right
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February 16th, 2008, 02:06 PM
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you have several filter choices when using record set queries. You might want to read that section and see if it helps. Not sure if it gets exact enough for you, but it should be no different than finding one name from a thousand.
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February 17th, 2008, 01:12 AM
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This is an opinion. I found Dreamweaver to work pretty well if all you needed to do was run record sets in the standard ways that are built in. They're reasonably effective for ASP, and if you grab a free extension or two, they even work about the same for PHP. It's ASP.NET support however was not good. I played around with it a little, and was very frustrated. I asked the instructor who'd taught us ASP and PHP sites in Dreamweaver, and he said that's typical. That's why they didn't offer Dreamweaver courses in .NET, and he told me that if I was comfortable with ASP in Dreamweaver there was no reason not to use Visual Web Developer which is a free MS download from www.asp.net If you're using ASP.NET, I think you'll be much happier with it.
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