I have only one page in my asp.net app that requires frames.
How can I navigate away from the page with frames and load a page with no
frames?
I have tried with javascript. In the past I have been was successful, but

When a user submits a page, I want to make sure their session has not
expired. I am using the code below to check, but it seems that
Context.Session is always null. Am I doing something wrong? I have this code
in the page load event on a base page that is being inherited by all ...

I come from an ASP background, and I am currently working on a .NET
project, so please excuse me if this is a dumb question ...
I have written a dynamically generated menu that uses the following
structure (looping through for each menu item needing to be

I need to search a number of DataTables within a DataSet (with some
relationships) and then display the filtered results in a GridView. The
Columns that need to be displayed come from 2 of the tables but the search
needs check 3 or 4 tables. Do I need to create a new DataTable ...

All my ASP.NET websites/projects are in my C:\Work drive.  I want to move
them to F:\Data\Work
For each project I have a web deployment project as well, such as:
C:\Work\Project1

We have a web service that gets quite a few hits.  We are noticing
that C:\Windows\Temp is filling up with temporary DLLs that never get
cleaned up.  They certainly appear to be related to the web service. I
need to know either 1) how to prevent all the DLLs from being created,

I am trying to publish a web service project that works on my local
machine just fine.  I can access it by going to:
http://localhost/service1.asmx
and get the properties page.

I have a custom control, named Table, with a property name Rows of
type Generic.List(Of Row).
Row control can fire an event named RowEvent.
How can I detect when one of the Rows that was added to Table control

Hey guys, here's what I have...
To help manage browser windows with session state on the server, I
have some javascript code in one of my master pages that gets planted
into most (content) pages on my site...

I have a webcontrol that works perfectly in VS2005, but breaks during
design-time in VS2008. The error message is:
Unable to cast object of type Microsoft.Web.Design.DocumentDesigner to
System.Web.UI.Design.WebFormsRootDesigner.

I've got a small problem using 2 asp pages.....
The first page has a button to go to the second page.
On the second page, when the page is loaded, a check is excecuted to see if
a session exists. If so, some values will be used to fill some textfields.

Any diferences between:
for (int i = 1; ds.tables[0].rows.count; i++)
{
 do something

I created 3 custom controls: A, B and C.
Given a control how can I get its type and check if it is of type A, B
or C?
Thanks,

Someone in our company created web pages in Microsoft Publisher 2003.  Is
there any way to get them into VS 2005 asp.net pages?  Thanks.
David

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