I have an asp.net application in which I sometimes store a persistent
cookie once the user has logged in and this has been working great.
However, I now add some user information like, username, firstname,
lastname, etc. in the session collection and this works fine, but only

I am getting te following error in a ASP.Net app that is running on Win XP
Pro (SP2):
Server cannot access application directory 'C:\Documents and
Settings\dave\My Documents\My Visual Studio ASP.NET\MyWebSite\'. The

i read that by adding the following code to by aspx pages, it would not
store temporary internet files:
Response.Cache.SetCacheability(HttpCacheability.NoCache);
it didn't actually work that way, but i left it in anyway.  little did

I need to send a large list of emails from a webform by clicking a single
button. Microsoft's documentation for coding this seems straight forward
and I'm about to begin experimenting with their sample code (VB.NET). I
would like to know if it is possible to use HTML to format

I have a contact form that is tableless (css based layout). I added the
validator controls (required field) for the first, last name and email
fields. However the validators dont display immediately next to the
textboxes but rather they display on the next line throwning the form ...

I have a weblayout that uses frames. It has three frames, a header, a column
on the left that displays the menu (that's a aspx form) and a column on the
right that displays the application data.
When I have an application form open in the right frame, I would like to

I'm trying to have one master page for my webapplication layout, this
master page hage 3 contentPlaceHolder s, and I have 3 aspx files, with
one Content control inside each of them, how can I show master page
with all contents inside without putting all contents in one file ?

I have an aspx page, on this page I have a number of Labels.
If I response.Redirect("anotherPage.aspx") and then return by
Response.Redirect("InitialPage.aspx") without a query string,
the content of the Labels is maintained by View State.

I have an ASP.Net app running on localhost:9090.  When I add a button
to my test.aspx form the <form> tag gets to the browser has it's
action="test.aspx".  This obviously doesn't work because my application
is listening on port 9090 and not 80.

I am trying to place a connection string in the appSettings section of my
web.config.  I use C#.
I get an error message because of the "+" character.
<appSettings>

I need to develop a website bearing the following in mind,
- the site will have to be dymanic (i.e. the layout can change from time to
time),
- its a church website

I have a requirement where I need to calculate the elapsed session time
and warn the user that his session will expire within the remaining??
Is there any way to get the elapsed session period in ASP.NET. ???

The text box and dropdowns do not render the same way in IE, NS or
FireFox.
I am not applying any style or any dimensions to these elements. Any
suggestion?

I run the SQL-server on VM-Ware with mixed mode auth.
When I host the ASP service on IIS in VM-Ware access is possible from
everywhere. But hosting the service on the IIS outside VM-Ware can not access
the SQL-Server. The error is "SQL server does not exist, or access denied".

   I a developing on a Windows 2003 Server environment with MS Exchange
2003 installed, using the following code i am able to send e-mail message to
Administrator@myserver.com but not to any internet address eg
barry@gmail.com