When I am using Strict Mode HTML declaration
http://www.w3.org/TR/html4/strict.dtd
I am having issues with setting the scroll poistion in the onload
functions

I have a GridView and a FormView.
I am getting that RecordID (Guid) of the row that I click in a
GridView event.
On that same event I make the FormView visible.

I've been trying this these days, with no luck.  I've read a couple of
articles about this, in which they both have a GridViewTemplate class
which has an InstantiateIn method.  Neither of them seems to help
resolve my problem.

I need to export the data from table of a web page to excel sheet. This
export should also include the formatting of excel sheet like colors etc.
how this can be achieved?

I am having a problem in reading the values from the excel sheet in ASP .Net.
I am using the following connection string to read values from rows from an
excel sheet into a dataset. One of the columns contains alpha-numeric values
i.e. ABCDE12345 When accessing the value of this ...

How can I write this code so that it will appear as just "Click here" but
encoded with the link information?
strFile = "Click here";
row["Link"] = "<a href="http://www.ibm.com>" + strFile + "</a>";

None of my .aspx pages in a new ASP.NET 2.0  VS.NET2005 Solution/Project
have CodeFile=""
what does that mean?
only have CodeBehind=""

I have coded an AdRotator to use a Database for it's data source. If I
use a SqlDataSource control it functions as expected, however if I
manually retreive the data using an OleDBDataReader It always omits the
first item in the result set? Code for each solution as below.

What would it take to send a page to a browser - and the HTML that comprises
that "page" is 100% generated dynamically?
Specifically, say I have all of the requisite HTML in a string variable. How
do I push that string down to the browser?

I am using the FileUpload control for the ASPX page. How do you disable the
text box portion of that control, so I can force the user only to pick up a
file via the Browser button, and not to type any file name that does not
exists.

We have a javascript function we'd like to call from within a C# method in
our code-behind file.  The way it has worked historically is we'd call the
method from a hyperlink, like this:
<a href='javascript:MyMethod(Param1, Param2)' runat="server"

Hello All, I am new to ajax and wanted to start by trying something simple.
I have a web form with an updatepanel and then inside the update panel I
have a listbox.  Then outside of the updatepanel I have a button.  In my
buttons click event in the cs / code behind, I have a loop ...

What do i do to clear the user session once the user logs out, but doesnt
close the browser?

I should very much like to add a sophisticated drill-down feature to a
grid/table in our ASP.NET web pages (VS 2005), sort of like the funtionality
of the treeview. But I want the presentation to be as with a table with
columns and rows in different style/color for each indented ...

I have set up an HttpModule that creates friendly urls and utilizes
RewritePath. Such a url looks like
/articles/The-Article-Title-Goes-Here.aspx. I onlu recently added the
httpmodule so many of the search engines still have links that point to urls