How do I turn it on?   I'm using vb 2005 in visual studio 2005 sp1.
In my web.config I have:
<compilation debug="true" strict="true" />
In my Tools/Options/Projects and solutions/vb defaults  I have option

I am/was using FCKeditor to allow users to submit HTML, however I am coming
accross a serious bug which removes all style code blocks when a user
submits html using Firefox 2.0.x .
So, can anyone recommend any other html editors than can easily be used on a

I am so confused or I guess it is just the IDE.
I drag a label into my source window(aspx) , change the default name etc and
in the code behind all is good.  I can reference the label etc.
Now I go back to source window and just copy the line with the label.

I want to implement a "Online Virus Scan" functionality....in which if the
first time user access the site it will ask to download ActiveX component(CAB
file) from next time onwards the user can access the page without downloading
ActiveX.

Greetings all,
I'm trying to send an e-mail from a Windows application thru MS Exchange
Server 2007 that is in my LAN.  The setup for Exchange server is very basic,
it's running on Server 2003 R2 x64 machine.  Here is the code I'm trying to

I have a class which I am using in my profile.
I made this class Serializable by using:
<Serializable()> _
 Public Class Options

Are there any advantages/disadvantages between these two approaches:
<img src="~/images/nav_01.gif" runat="server">
vs.
<img src="<%=ResolveUrl("~/images/nav_01.gif")%>">

Hi Gang,
in VS 2005, I have an Asp:Hyperlink in a GridView TemplateField. I am trying
to figure out how to make the text of the hyperlink wrap to the next line if
it is too long. Setting the Width prop of the hyperlink or the Wrap prop of

I want to create a method that does the following:
1) Programmatically instantiate a new XmlDataSource control
2) For each file in a named directory, make a "FileSystemItem" element
3) On each FileSystemItem Element, make two child nodes, one with the file

General:
I need to dynamically change the class of a DIV element on pageload. I
have not been able to find any resources describing how to access the
page DOM from code behind. Can someone point me to a resources.

I have the following code line:
a = MyClass.PropertyA
Is it possible to do something as follows?
a = MyClass.(b)

Some time ago I visited two really good web sites with many code
examples and demos:
one focused on ASP.NET 2.0 Mail class. The other on ASP.NET 2.0
Gridview.

I have a repeater that will have linkbuttons.  I have googled much but
cannot find a solution to the following.
Since the items are dynamic I need to be able to attach handlers to the
linkbuttons to handle when they are clicked within server code.  I can find

Has anyone come across a way to bind simple properties (e.g. <%#
DateTime.Now.Year %>, <%# UserName %> in the underlying HTML) without
doing a general DataBind(); call?
Not only does it seem a massive waste of resources, I find this call

Building a simple website with membership security. I set my start
page to the page I'm working on. However, when I F5 in VS.NET, it
takes me through the login page every time. Any way to turn this off
during development/testing?