I'm a newbie in web programming. I got few questions about master page
in ASP.NET 2.0
I've made a master page with a navigation menu, a header, a footer in
it, then I use it in pages. Whenever the menu is cliked, it navigate to

I have an asp.net application developed by someone else and it seems it
interacts with database through web services. What is the benefit of this?
Any idea?
Thanks,

I'm using asp.net/vb.net/ado.net to create a very simple user interface.
(Everything works if I use STATICALLY created textBoxes... but not when I
make them DYNAMICALLY.)
1.  Execute a SQL SELECT cmd to retrieve a record.

I have a generic method in a utility class that grabs an sqldatareader
and returns it. Due to the fact that (AFAIK), you can't close the
database connection before you've read the data, this method doesn't
close it, it just returns the datareader. The calling code uses the

When a user logs into my site, I create a cookie with their UserID, but
I wish to also create a Session variable to track their "UserType".
I do this as follows:
Session("UserType") = "admin"

I am having problem updating the value of a  texbox control inside a
gridview in which its bound field is also specified in DataKeyNames.
What I noticed is that  If I remove accountid from DatakeyNames the
update works automatically with no code. So, now what I  am trying to

I seem to have a re-occuring problem with tables.
Every tiime i create a new table in my code (Table x = new Table();) it
creates in the final code the browser gets the attribute 'border="0"'.(i
prefer putting my styles in a seprate css file)

I saw an url like this
<a
href="{nocache:426d6de96f848e23f89ef8d2a557145f#0}&p=http://www.isbuluyorum.
com>CLICK</a>

Upon startup of my ASP.NET 2.0 application, I check if the application
configuration is in an acceptable state inside an override of
HttpApplication.Init(). If not, I raise an exception from this method.
Everything fine so far.

I use asp.net 2.0.
I try to use onblur in textbox of asp.net.
however,
it said that

I have 4 Windows 2000 Servers.  I have installed the DotNet Framework 2.0 on
all 4 servers.
Three of these servers show a tab for ASP.NET in the IIS MMC and are running
Visual Studio 2003.

I know you can call the WS methods using HTTP GET/POST, simply by
providing the method name in the URL and appending the parameters as
the method requires.
However, we would like to use this call method to invoke the

I thought that ASP.NET 2.0 was supposed to output valid XHTML 1.0. I've
just spent a very frustrating time trying to fix all the validation
errors in framework-produced code.
I posted previously (but haven't had any replies yet) about the

I am just trying (and failing miserably) to massage my pages into valid
XHTML. One problem I am having is that the framework has added a "name"
attribute to the main form, and XHTML doesn't have a "name" attribute.
Anyone any idea why? The content of the master page looks like...

Our customers want to pop-up a small survey when their users have finished
browsing their site. To the best of my knowledge, I don't think this is even
possible.
Can anyone confirm this or, better still, prove me wrong with some sample