I'm about to start a new ASP.NET application, this application will
generate several types of documents (PDF HTML XML-DOC) wich have to be
printed at the client-side... (probably on different printers A3 and A4
type)

I'm new to ASP .NET and I'm developing a web based tool to authenticate the
users. The existing application in JSP. I would like to know the ASP .NET
equivalent to the URL and URLConnection JSP Objects
Thanks,

I have an Asp:Label which CSS class is "style":
.style
{
 border-color: #303030;

Hello I have a couple of developers working on a web app.
They all need to be able to change their local copy of the web.config
file to run against their local databases.  The copy in VSS needs to
point to the main application database.  But only one copy of

So what do real people do by way of supporting mac browsers?! This seems an
absolute nightmare, all for 2-3% of users. Any real-life experiences or
suggestions appreciated.
At this stage I'm kinda contemplating detecting a mac-browser and

I am using ASP.NET Web form populated with server controls like textboxes
and radio buttons.
For submit functionality I am using server side image object and on its
click event I am updating/saving

In an application I'm developing I will be using subdomains in the main
website to hold some sections of the sites.
There will be many serverside generated links that will point to this
subdomains. I already have subdomains in a preproduction server and it

I have run into a problem with one of my aspx pages. When I run the
page, I get a "Server Tag Is Not Well Formed" error. This message goes
away when I remove the line with the problem. This simply does not make
any sense. I have triple-checked everything. What am I doing wrong

Hi, I created a class in ap.net using vb.net that inherits from
Textbox. I added a few of my own properties and methods, set it up to
appear in the toolbox. And have used it. My properties that appear on
the toolbar work fine at design time. I set them at design time and all

I want to make a custom web control which composite with a TextBox and a
RequiredFieldValidator;
I set the RequiredFieldValidator's ControlToValidate to the TextBox's ID
(like code below)

On my simple login-screen I have a 'username' and 'password' field and an
imagebutton for the 'OK'.
This used to work nicely so that when the user hit <Enter> from the password
field, it invoked the VB code behind the image-button, and away he went.

float tAmt = dataSet11.Tables[myTable].Compute("Sum(myAmount)", "");
I have this line in my code to calculate total myAmount field in my
datagrid. Now I need to do this conditional to another field in the datagrid.
Like “Sum(myAmount) where mySecondField =”XXXX””. How can I do ...

I am having a problem where if i add an attribute to a control at runtime
the rendered attribute is HTML encoded.
For example, on a textbox:
textBox.Attributes["onKeyDown"] = "if(x && y) alert('hello');";

I am attempting to handle errors by using Application_Error.  This seems to
work fine in most situations. However, if the exception occurs during the
Application_Start method, the stand error screen is displayed and my custom
error handling in Application_Error does not run.  

All these beta editions will expire after some time?
http://msdn.microsoft.com/getthebetas/
-Smith