When and what does .Net want to compile?  I have a file called
upload.cs.  I made changes to it.  Tried to rebuild.  But it won't
saying "the application is already precomiled."  I would have expected
the cs code change to update the Dlls or something.  What is it that

Hi, basically I need a function which will return a number for...
Given a number n (Say 800px) by what factor do I need to shrink it to
get it as close to but not over 300px?
Bear in mind that the number n may be 301px or 1638px

I have the following definition:
<asp:BoundField DataField="ThreadPostAuthor" HeaderText="<%$
Resources:ForumsRes, StartedBy %>" SortExpression="ThreadPostAuthor"
HtmlEncode="false" />

All,
I have been looking around for a third-party component that allows me
to manage the location to which I upload files (i.e, I can create new
directories, browse to a directory, etc on the server), but I have not

Visual Studio is giving me the following errors on my global.asax page when
I compile the site. Any ideas?
Warning 2 CA1811 : Microsoft.Performance :
'global_asax.Application_Error(Object, EventArgs):Void' appears to have no

I have a simple site that has a logon page using my Access membership
provider. Username and password.
Problem is that IE blocks cookies from my site so people have to add the ip
address as a trusted address.

Can anyone tell me what is is required to get the PageMethod code into my
.aspx pages? (More accurately, into the rendered page.)
So far I have a scripmanager with EnablePageMethods wet to true.
TIA

I added a change password control to my application and when I run the page
that has it, I get an error:
Generating user instances in SQL Server is disabled. Use sp_configure 'user
instances enabled' to generate user instances.

I am developing a web service with the following signature:
Public Function MyFunction(ByVal Contact as ContactDTO) as ContactDTO
When I add this function into my project, I get a 500 Internal Server Error
when I try to access the web service. I believe this is a framework bug?

I'm finally getting around to migrating a "big" ASP.NET 1.1 app to 2.0. I've
been reading up on the differences and I'm NOT finding something I was lead
to believe was the case [about 2.0] a long time ago. I somehow was under the
impression that, when compiling an ASP.NET 2.0 app ...

I've tried figuring this out as best I could, but I've already spent a
day trying to get this to work, and it's blocking further dev.
I have a page that is using master pages. I have a button in the
content page, but it refuses to execute its OnClick code.

I have a 3 page ASP.NET web application that is using an asp:Wizard control
on the main page. There is no authentication (completely open) and all
processesing is done on this single page. I have a master page that has all
of the application layout to match our corporate look and ...

[code snippets at the end]
I have a page that allows the user to search a DB by querying one of 3
fields. When results are returned, I want the user to be able to click a
value in one of three columns (that directly relate to the 3 searchable

I have a class containing a generic list, List<T> of static data.
Immediately after this data has been bound to a control how will that
affect the List<T> data?  Does the databound control interfere with
the static List<T> data in any way. For instance what would happen if

I would like to list/enumerate all the strings in my resources files
in an ASP.NET 2.0 web application, for my own personal convenience.
I just want to be able to display the information
key1 string1