Is there any way by using HttpRequest Class to control the user request ?
to make my question clear for example:
how can I know If the user request http://www.yahoo.com and transfer its
request to http://www.google.com.

What properties on a HttpCookie give invalid information when you read it
from the Request object?
For example if you run this code, I believe the domain, expires, and
HttpOnly do not tell the truth.

Assume that a ASPX page displays the products, product id, description
& price of each product in a DataGrid. Also assume that users have
been given the option to sort the DataGrid. In other words, the
headers Product Name, ProductID, Description & Price will be

I'm creating DropDownList controls at run-time, and I've found I have to add
the onchange event myself (.Attributes.Add(...) below).
Is that the way it's meant to happen, or have I missed something that would
automatically add the onchange event?

hey! i'm a budding programmer in asp.net. i'm using ms-access as my
database for now as i''m working for my college project. my database
connectivity is giving problems. ive done my installations twice. it
says " 'Microsoft.Jet.4.0.oledb' provider is not registered on the

   I have a gridview that is bound to a dataset. One col of this grid is
bound to the primary key of the dataset which its data format is integer.
I want to read the value of this key and I am using code similar to the
following:

Sometime in the deep past, I must have been playing around with IIS or
something, but whenever I run a web project from VS, it is displayed in
FireFox.
Where do I setup so that it will be displayed in IE ?

I have a text box.  It's input should be integer.  I want to validate this
text box so that it's value should be integer.  What validation control
shouuld I use.
Thanks

I tested my ASPNet web application and then found it takes a long time to
start at the first time.
So I surfed the web and found using aspnet_compile method.
When I execute the aspnet_compile -v /MyWeb, the compilation is OK and

I have an application in which I want to allow users to view certain files
that are on the server, but not part of the application. To do this, I
figured I would have ASP.NET read the files and send them to Response. I
have done this with images by reading them into a Bitmap ...

Is there an easy method that takes a URL string and checks if it is valid?
Luke

<input type="hidden" id="myHiddenField">
document.getElementById("myHiddenField").value = "HiddenValue"
protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{

I am not sure if this group is appropriate for this question. We are
using ASP.Net and we have several unrelated sites running on a couple
of web servers. Each site is linked to an SQL database. As it is, we
keep a seperate table for each site to hold the login information.

I am trying to get this to work.  Basically copied the code from the toolkit
but absolutely nothing happens.
Any ideas??
The code was inserted into an existing page.

I've done something to my app and now whenever I try to run it, I get the
error message "The file web.sitemap required by XmlSiteMapProvider does not
exist".   I don't have any references to sitemap in my solution.
Thanks