Can anyone tell me what exactly persistant cookies and non-persistant
cookies means.
I read some where that in non persistant cookies if i am using session
data remains in that cookies untill end of session.

I am using windows 2003.
I have unchecked all options in IIS6 application pool,
so I assume no worker process recycling will be performed whether any event
occured.

I want to use  a DSN connection to connect to MS Access Database. The
ODBC DSN has been configured as MIT.
I use the following connection string to connect (using VB.NET):
Dim cn As New OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;

We have a busy website, and I was wondering if we should persist the
data by storing the data table in a session or cookie, and when the
user re-loads the page I can cast the session or cookie back to a
datatable and rebind to the grid.

How do I enable the file upload process to start as soon as the user
selects the file?
currently, I have two INPUT controls on the form. One is type=file and
the other type=submit:

As we know , the view state is not responsible for having TextBoxes,
CheckBoxes, DropDownLists, and other Web controls remember their values
across postback.
When I dynamically add a DropDownList in the web,and dynamically add the

I have been struggling with this for the past couple of days.  We have
a custom http module setup in our project to filter some requests.  I
only want this module to be applied to certain pages.  In order to try
to do this I have added the following test code in our web.config

I have a web app that we use internally, which is accssible internally on a
specific port on the server. Our firewall blocks it to outsiders.
However, this app is only for Management use, and we'd like to secure it as
such.

I made the changes in the ajax tool kit project (http://forums.asp.net/
p/1074319/1723688.aspx#1723688). Some how Visual Studio knows to pull
the newly complied dll because the tabs are showing up disabled
instead of hidden. My problem is I am trying to manipulate the tabs

I'm fairly new at this so I may be doing this the wrong way but I've
got a FormView within a multiview that when it is updated in edit
mode, will call on the update method associated with the
objectdatasource that fills the formview.

Does anyone have experience with turning off ASP.NET event validation ?
What is the complete set of consequences ?
I'm aware that event validation ensures that parameter values submitted to
event handlers for read-only ASP.NET web controls ( such as ListBox ) must

I have a table in sql server of datatype datetime.  I want to set it's
default value to Current date in design mode.  I am typing in default
value property = Date.now().  But it doesn't work.  Any idea.
Thanks

i'm testing ViewState with this page here below:
i tried with  EnableViewState="false" and with  EnableViewState="true", but
the produced source code is the same in both cases. I would expect here no
hidden" name="__VIEWSTATE in the source because of 'false' ...

I have a page that has a number of radio buttons that will be displayed
to different access levels of a user who logs in to my website.
For instance, if there are a dozen buttons, user1 will see all twelve.
User2 would see buttons 1-3,10-12 and NOT any others, and so on.

I have a base class that contains code for the profile object that works
fine when the code is not in a file within the App_Code folder.  Once I put
the code into the App_Code folder it will no longer compiling telling me:
"The name 'Profile' does not exist in the current ...