Hi, I have a website which used the following web.config:
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<profile defaultProvider="SqlProfileProvider">
<add name="SqlProfileProvider" type="System.Web.Profile.SqlProfileProvider"

I have asked previously, how to get the rid of 'Server application
unavailable' error. Mr Llibre tried tried diligently to help, but same
problem. I would like a bullet proof suggestion as to how to get my .aspx
pages to be shown on IIS. Here is the error.

I am trying to build updateable GridView. I can't see the problem with
this code but it simply doesnt update the DataSet.
It doesnt work with or without
'OldValuesParameterFormatString="original_{0}"'.

I'm encountering some weird behavior with the ClientID property. Let's
see if I can give you enough info and if anyone has ideas/suggestions.
I'm working in ASP.NET 2.0. I have a Web Project with a master page,
with a single ContentPlaceholder on it.

I have done some work with VS 2005 but no report-issues yet.
Now I want to step up, and implement reports for printing and PDF export.
I have just briefly studied the build-in report generator in VS 2005, and
this seems more than sufficient at the moment. But still I would like to

I am trying to make a simple RSS reader using asp.net (VB) and am
getting an error when I run the project locally (works fine after being
published) Here is my basic code:
Sub Page_Load(sender as Object, e as EventArgs)

Is it bad practice to access these tables?  I'd like to add a
"lastname" and "firstname" to the users table, and just use SQL to
access them.
Is there an issue in doing this, or in using the .NET create

I have set up a virtual directory using IIS. Whenever, I load a web page of
type .htm, I have no problem. Whenever I run a .aspx page I get the statement
below. I am running on XP Pro, both Microsoft .Net 1.1 & 2.0 installed. How
do I remedy this error?

I have a SQL2005 XML column I load into a DataSet.
I then bind to a DataGrid.
If I set an asp:Literal text value to the DataSet.GetXml() when I first load it into the DataSet, it displays correctly.
If I later try to display the XML content in the asp:Literal control, then I get ...

I'm trying to add XML to my my ASP.NET project and have it read by
the
gridview control or even the telerik radgrid control either way, it
doesn't work. I get an error about not finding and bindable

How would one best accomplish this in ASP.NET 2.0? I always thought
that a table would be best suited for this, however, these seem to be
SEO problems with this approach. Should I use CSS? And if so, how
would this work?

in aspx file, i defined this:
<input id="Button2" type="button" value="button" runat="server"
       onclick="klik()"/>
This 'onclick' event is a clientclick (starting the Javascript function

Hi!, I'm using Visual Studio 6.0 and I'm trying to open an asp page
like a .pdf file, I used
Response.ContentType="application/pdf" in my asp page but it doesn't
work

I am new in VB 2005;
I created within a VBProject a SQL Databank as dataset - created one table
in this dataset with ID (integer) and special remarks (text) column.   In a
from, I created several textboxes and according to the ID, I would like to

In code - behind, i wrote this code:
  Sub serverklik()
       Response.Write("serverklik")
   End Sub