I'm preparing for a major ASP.NET development effort that will require
extensive internationalization support. I have a bunch of resources and I'm
happy with those - with the exception that they cover the 2.0 version of the
.NET Framework.

I have a custom server control which basically adds a client side character
counter to display with an Html TextArea. When I use the control inside an
UpdatePanel the JavaScript counter disappears.
Please see code below.

Here's my code...
   Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As
System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load
       If Not Request.Cookies("UserSettings")("IsAdmin") Is Nothing Then

I have a web application made by ASP.Net 2.0 and vb.net, the purpose of this
project is to upload data from clinte machine and save these data to SQL 2005
database and when the clinte see his or her files in his member area in my
web application he can retrive his or her data ...

I saw a recent note here that user file uploads should be directed to a
subfolder of App_Data to avoid site recompilation each time a file is
uploaded. That worked fine on my development machine, but when I deployed to
a test site at my web host, it fails:

So, I have DatalistA on my form; it is rebinding with a refreshed datasetB
after each post back.
DatalistA contains buttonC and labelD, bound to datasetB.
What do I have to do in the OnClick event of buttonC, to retrieve the text

I am using streamreader to show spanish .htm page on my website.
Unfortunately those spanish characters that have stresses on top (like: Ó,á,
...) do not show correctly. Is there any way to overcome this problem?

Is there a way to get the page title of the previous page from an HREF link
without using Javascript (something server-side)?
<a
href="javascript:location.href=test.aspx?t='+escape(encodeURIComponent(document.title))">Go to next page</a>

I was playing around with ajax control extenders and created a simple
FrameExtender.
Basically it takes a panel and puts it inside a div that includes other divs
arranged in a frame around the original panel - pretty standard stuff.

I have a few master page files on a large site.
I want them all the share the same footer, but I don't want to re-enter
the footer text on all of them.
So I logically thought I could add a web user control to the master page

I'm stuck maintaining a ASP.net 1.1 app for a while.
I'm having all sorts of issues compiling it on my machine now. It was
working for a while, but now I continually get this error:
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I am trying to get my website to redirect all 404 errors to the
sitemap page, but I am having trouble.
The first thing I am doing is this,
<customErrors mode="On" defaultRedirect="~/en/Sitemap1/?id=72">

I run the Web Deployment Wizard fine earlier this week.  Come back and make
a few MINOR HTML changes and go to "Rebuild" it and I get some wierd
error...
An error occurred when merging assemblies:  ILMerge.Merge:  ERROR!!:

I created a test web site with VS2008 using Framework 2.0. Created a
database in SQL Server 2005 and am able to connect to it without any
problems. I then setup the database to be accessed using a public IP
address. Changed the connection string in my web site to use the public ...

My params are not shown correctly in an HTML page.
Here is the URL:
http://tenbase2.com/DavidHeadlineWebApp.aspx?archiveName="cnn"&headline="Sources: Moving cash set feds on Spitzer's trail"&formalNewsName="CNN.com"&date=Tuesday, March 11, 2008"
Even with backslashes before the ...