I have overwritten Application_Error in my GlobalAsax to handle errors.
From time to time, I am getting exceptions I have never seen before (see
below).
What do this exceptions mean? Why are they generated?

This has been driving me crazy.
I have been trying to get the error handling working on my system and can
get parts of it working and others won't work at all.
I found that you can't access session variables from Application_Error

Hello.  I believe I've read somewhere that classic .asp pages will still
operate correctly with no problems  with the .NET 1.1 framework installed on
a Windows 2000 Server server.  Does anyone know if the same classic .asp
pages will work on the .NET 2.0 framework with no ...

Is there more direct way of doing this?
Dim LI As ListItem = ddUpdateType.Items.FindByValue("123")
ddUpdateType.SelectedIndex = ddUpdateType.Items.IndexOf(LI)
Not counting the check to ensure that "LI" was actually instantiated,

I have a dataset which is already loaded with data in one table.
so dataset.tables("data") exists and has data.
Now, I have to add another table to the dataset. The source for this table
is a XMLDoc. So I have the XML in a XMLDoc and I need to create a table in

I'm trying to create a web page and I need a javascript function to be called
on the load of a particular panel.  (The panel is hidden during some but not
all postbacks.)
The function is bound to the panel in VB as follows:  

I'm trying to include some user credentials for accessing a remote
webservice.  The remote location requires that I use Basic
authentication, which means, from browsing around, I need to include
the user name and password in the HTTP header, but I'm not quite sure

I have a web application and when a user opens the application (using
windows integration) and loads some data, it loads a ID number into the
session state. If for some reason they go away from their PC and come
back after 20 mintes they are receiving an error.

I'm looking for some way how to make strings with aggresive characters safe
for usement in SQL queries for Microsoft SQL - just something, what would
add slashes before such characters.
Is there any function for that?

I have a problem which I don't understand with the "~" mark in a
NavigateUrl property of an asp:HyperLink. I have this in a master page,
to build the standard menu (rMenuItems is a Repeater):
Protected Sub rMenuItems_ItemDataBound(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e

If i comment an html control then i amke that:
<!-- <input type="text" ... > -->
But, if y try comment a WebControl, it is not posible.
Hoy to commente this line?

Is it possible to select an item on a gridview by clicking on it and
then being able to click a link for example that says EditOrder in a
treeview and have the EditOrder page open up viewing what you selected
in the gridview? My EditOrder link is in a sitemap so I don't know if

I am using Repeater.
I am using RadioButton in ItemTemplate as I want to allow the user to select
only one row.
I have set the GroupName for the RadioButton.

Is it possible to use the .NET Framework 2.0 with VS 2003 ?
If yes, how to install it ?
Or is the 2.0 reserved for VS 2005 ?
Thank you.

Does .NET Framework have to be installed on any client which uses a Web
browser to view/utilize a page served by ASP.NET.  Or is the ".NET" part of
ASP.NET strictly a server-side phenomenon?