I apologize for asking an ASP.NET newsgroup a question about CSS, but I do
not know of any CSS newsgroups. I have a page with many areas that are
composed of the following elements in the following layout:
<td class="mystyle">

Below is the javascript  code i am using
function confirmDelete()
       {
           var returnValue = window.confirm("Deleting the current

I have a detailsView that I use with a GridView.  When a row is
selected I show the GridView with a default mode of Edit.  This shows
my fields with text boxes for changing the data.  It also has the
update and cancel buttons.

 I have a string which can have ONLY ONE mobile number or multiple mobile
numbers(seperated by semi colon).
dim str as string = "+919886735837;+919820444818;+919916302180"
OR in this below format

When trying to export GridView to Excel using windows-1255 encoding for
Hebrew from ASP.NET version 2.0, sometimes the report is in Gibberish and
sometimes it is ok.
When it is not ok and I am saving the xls file to HTML and I can see that it

I've been struggling with this....I have a web page (VS 2008) that
contains a modal popup.  That modal popup has a panel in it that is a
user control.  How can I pass that user control a parameter?  I will
be using this control on a few different pages.

I am selected a row of the gridview programmatically by executing the
following code
grid.selectedindex=e.row.rowindex (this code is written in the rowdatabound
event handler)

The first step I have allows the user to choose 1 or 2 options. If they
choose the 2nd one I want to skip the next step in the wizard and go right
to the 3rd step. Is there anyway to do this? I thought I could use the Next
event but that doesn't allow me to change to set the ...

I have a script block in our page with the src set to something like this:
http://track.oursite.com/trackstat.aspx?siteName=MySite&pageName=index_html
The script seems to execute fine but IE shows a syntax error and FireFox
says invalid assignment left-hand side and points to the = ...

hey all,
is it possible to wire up a javascript function to a web control thru
javascript?
thanks,

This question isn't a true ASP.NET-related question, but I don't know where
else to post it.
Why do web browsers automatically append URL's with a forward-slash (/)?  
For example, if you type http://www.amazon.com into your web browser, your

Just wondering if any of you [or anyone you know] actually implement portal
sites using ASP.NET Web Parts, or use Web Parts outside of portal-style
sites.
I'm just now learning about Web Parts, and was wondering if this is a

I ran into this problem it ended up being a combination of this that
needed to be done.
I believe this will work for a bound list to.
The whole problem stems from the two-way binding which has caused me

I have just installed VISTA Enterprise and VS.NET 2008.
When pressing F5 to debug my test ASP.NET website, IE 7 display the message
"Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage".
The local URL that VS.NET 2008 generates is

Using Winform app writing a HTTP Post using the following... on the
server side, I get no form fields.  Request.Form.AllKeys.Length = 0.
If I put the field/value paris in the URL I can use
Request["FieldName"] to retrieve the values,