Hi can someone please tell me why this web.config file doesn't deny access to
all for the folder it is in???
I have the web.config file in a folder called contents but for some reason I
can still access this folder. I am using Forms authentification and I just

I am trying to obtain an image asynchronously for this I have written code
which uses XMLHTTP object to retreive the image.
now I have to display this image in an iframe. when I say
iframe.contentWindow.document.write(xmlHttp.responseText);

I need some help on how to generate and write a CSV file in my ASP app
(i'm using c#). Ideally I'd like to generate the CSV file from the DB
and then offer it for download to the user, but i'm unsure where I
should start.

I have a solution (Studio 2005) that contains a web service project,
and when I debug it, the development server starts and works fine.
However, I have other projects in the solution, such as console apps,
and when I debug them, the server also starts (although the web service

I'm creating a custom control with Javascript and CSS. It will be a
nice overlay calendar with a result textbox. My main problem is that
the Javascript is realy huge, so you want to include it in a seperate
.js file. But, then it is not bound with the WebControl.... What is the

Problem: How can I code up a client side process to detect if the
network is available?
Synopsis: I am writing ASP.NET input forms for a Panasonic Tuff book.
The users will be walking around the plant with a wireless connection.

I built a new module for an existing ASP based web application. I was
asked to put the new module (ASPX page with ASCX user controls) into an
IFRAME on an asp page. The IFRAME src attribute points to the virtual
directory where the ASPX page is hosted.

When a new request is made to the server a new session id is issued to the
client (a browser instance). The problem I’m  facing is that session id that
is already assigned to a browser instance is getting recycled for another
browser instance by ASP.NET When the client request is ...

Hi I have three questions about the Tab Order that's rendered by default on
an ASPX page:
1. On a page that's all ordered HTML (instead of absolute positioning),
shouldn't the default be that tab order goes by it's order in the page

I just upgraded (reinstalled) my system to XP Pro.  I set my path to the
directory where the vbc.exe is located in the environment variables.  The
system sees vbc.exe but it doesn't see any imported namespaces or references
within the code.  I'm getting a lot of not found and not ...

Can anyone point me in the direction of any information on how to make a
data layer which will work with the new ASP.NET 2.0 data components
(GridView, etc)?
The reason I ask is because I want to have my data layer in a totally

In 2.0, do business objects have to be manually written classes or is there
a wizard that will, for instance, generate the class from a query builder?
I seem to remeber that in a demo somewhere but I can't find it in the docs
now.

I have IIS configured to log the query string for one of my companies'
applications because it's used for some statistics, but I need to keep the
query string from logging during a HTTP GET for a specific page.  Is there a
way to keep IIS from logging the query string for just ...

When our asp.net pages are rendered out as html the page directive is still
in the html.
ie. The following page directive is present in the body of the html of the
rendered page: