I'm in the RowDataBound event for a gridview.  my money fields and dates
are in unedited format.  The following works fine but is this the easiest
way?  Isn't there a way to apply formating to the string without having to
convert the string to its native type and then back to an ...

I have an application with both Windows Forms and ASP.NET front ends and
uses both integrated web security and a security database. The problem I
have is that I need to syncronize these security databases.
The web front end uses ASP membership with the SQL provider, the database ...

In my recent asp.net (2.0) project, I want to give a desktop-application
look and feel to my users.
I think I'll do it by hiding the browser's default menu & toolbar right from
the default page (i.e: default.aspx), which also serve as my login page. And

I have an .XSD tableadapter whose GetData takes an int.32 argument.  I
created an ObjectDatasource that uses the .XSD to retrieve the data.  When
creating the ObjectDataSource it recognized that an Int32 argument was
needed.  but in the code I can't see how to specify the ...

I am now not sure I understand what ViewState does.
Having EnableViewState=true or false on a WEB form and/or different
server controls does not seem to make any difference.
I am just playing around with VS 2005 and no matter the value of

Good evening friends,
I am working with Visual Studio 2005, ASP.NET 2.0
I am working with the Login controls provided my .NET 2.0, trying to make
the Login1 control UserName textbox obtain SetFocus upon load of the .aspx

Just switched from Beta2 to RC1 - I get this error for all the Ajax stuff
(UpdatePanel, UpdateProgress, etc) as well as many others any time I open
HTML source view on any page in the site.
The site Compiles/Builds just fine, btw

I have come across a few posts wherein I have seen that a file path is
preceded by a '@' (without the quotes), something like
Dim FilePath As String
FilePath = @"C:\windows\System32\Folder1\"

Using the FileSystemInfo class, I am retrieving all the directories &
files existing in a particular directory on the server & listing them
in a ListBox. If an item in the ListBox happens to be a directory, then
the ListItem should display the directory name which will be appended

I am new to .net 2.0 and was wondering how best to leverage its
membership capabilities to handle a situation similar to the following:
We have a 4 web applications belonging to 3 departments.  Each of these
is owned by a particular department.  Access to the systems can be

I'm using Visual Studio 2005 + ASP.NET and C#
I have a login.aspx page with AutoEventWireup set to FALSE (also added to
top level Web.Config, and set to false)
With a "template" loginCtl the Page_Load( ) event fires once.

I have seen many examples to set custom error pages as follows:
<customErrors mode="RemoteOnly" defaultRedirect="errors/ErrorPage.aspx">
<error statusCode="400" redirect="errors/ErrorPage400.aspx" />
<error statusCode="401" redirect="errors/ErrorPage401.aspx" />

this text keeps showing up in my gridview dropdownlist
"System.Data.DataRowView"
How do I prevent this problem ?

Dear friends,
I am missing my ASP.NET IIS-MMC Snap-In, and I couldn't determine why. I am
running Windows 2003 R2 x64 with IIS in WoW64-Mode and installed .NET
v1.1.4322 (x86) and 2.0.50727 (both x64 & x86), where 2.0 x86 has been

Slightly OT, but I know someone must know off the top of their head (and
this is for a asp.net application).
I have a one dimensional array of a string type that was created using
String.Split. I now want to add an additional dimension without losing