I am running a vbnet web application
http://localhost/passwords/passwords.aspx on windows 2000 where a text
file is read into a temporary datatable called Table1.
Here is the problematic part of my code:

I've got a really annoying problem, and I feel like i've tried everything ....
I've got a really simple usercontrol, containing a single dropdown.
In the Page_Load of the usercontrol, i want to set the items of the drop
down, but the control reference in the code behind file is ...

I am retrieving data from an external (www) data provider through
socket communication. I send a structured query (not SQL or XML) in the
form of a string containing tab seperated values and the external
provider returns data in the same format. I have written classes in C#

code in a webcontrol's Page_Load event wants to grab value of a TextBox in
the parent page;
(TextBox) _textBox = (TextBox) this.Page.FindControl("TB_TextBox1");
string _value = _textBox.Text;

I had to do a system restore today.  I restored it to 2 weeks ago.
After it was done I entered VS.NET (latest version) and it said I was
entering it for the first time.
I opened up a web project I've been working on (ASP.NET 2.0) and I noticed

Hi guys, someone know how could be possible open an htm page or asp page
(created for example using frontpage) inside an aspx page (created using
.NET 2005)?
I have a populated list box on the left of my aspx page and any time that

I need to build website on my webserver which has information securely
passed to it from a  web site running on a client's webserver.
My client has a website that has a secure login process running under
SSL.  When a user has succesfully logged into that website they will be

I have a master page which contains a general page framework and also
contains a <form runat=server> around most of the content of the page. Inside
that <form> tag is a ContentPlaceholder.
I then create an ASPX which is tied to that MasterPage and in it a put a

I am using asp:BoundField code for my GridView Control. Something like:
<asp:GridView ID="GridView2" runat="server" AutoGenerateEditButton="True"
OnRowEditing="GridView2_RowEditing">
<Columns>

I need to push a .eml file (MS email pickup format) to the browser when the
user clicks on a button. The file is outside of the web space so I used this
method (which worked with word docs). This nearly works....but the email
file has the web page contents tagged on the end of it ...

  I like to know how to make the SelectedIndexChanged event of dropdownlist
inside a DLL class works? Please provide actual codes? The DLL is like
DateTimePicker. This dll is used for selecting date but I need to filter the
days for specific month selected. For example, March ...

I would like to know how do display an image into a Gridview (ASP.NET 2.0)
taken directly from a DataBase, NOT using an URL, like described in this
article:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnaspp/html/Gri
dViewEx06.asp

I have two dropDownLists A and B outside a gridView.
A selection made in ddlA causes ddlB to be populated with data from the
database.  The gridView is populated with data according to a selection in
ddlB.

 I am using hyperlink column in the gridview control. When I click any
of the hyperlinks , the values appear in the Url, which can be tampered
easily.
 How I can pass values to the next page without using querystring in

is creating controls at runtime the same as designtime ?
will a page be faster if controls are created at designtime rather than
at runtime ? If so why ?
thanks :)