The database created when you add the login controls, etc does not include
enough information for me.
I need to keep the Full user name, the address, phone, city and state.
Can anyone guide me to a tutorial that describes how to get this done?

the following method converts an encrypted byte[] to a hex string so I can
put it into a querystring...
   public static string ByteArrayToHexString(byte[] arrInput)
   {

i'm running Visual Studio 2008/ASP.Net 3.5 on Windows Vista and i'm coming
across something strange when i view in browser or even start the
application. in both cases, the page that is rendering takes like a minute
or more to finally display in the browser. seems like an awful ...

I'm using Visual Studio 2005 Standard edition with Vista.
Trying out a few simple asp.net apps, using  Visual Studio's built in Web
Server, its taking 1 minute 35 secs to load the first page.
This seems a long time.  Is this normal or is it a Vista problem?

I'm new to ASP.NET and I was curious about some strange behavior that
i have witnessed in a page I made.
I created some nested repeaters to display some data and a dropdown
list and wrapped them in an UpdatePanel on one page:

I have the following problem. I am developing a web application with VS2008
using C# and .NET 3.5. I want to create a new browser window (target) from
my application's browser window (source) programmatically but not using the
property "onclientClick" or create a javascript with

I am using this code for preventing double click to button (btnInsert), i
add this on Page_Load event.
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StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();

In terms of performance/system resources/good practice, is it generally
better to perform paging within an SQL query rather than  
paging a datasource that implements that query?
In this particular instance, each row could have many bytes since I use

I added some ajax to my asp.net web site and will Ajax just doesn't seem
to work. Does Any one PLEASE have any ideas on why Ajax doesn't work
on Apache 2.2.6 w/asp.net 2.0

Is there any way to keep the CreateUserWizard from logging in the user after
the last step is completed?  
I have a form with the CreateUserWizard control on it, and I want authorized
users to create a user account for another individual while THEY are signed

Anyone ever seen this? I have an application deployed at a bunch of
sites. It's a asp.net 1.1 app. At one point it generates a link based on
 the result of Request.Url. Everywhere this application runs it works
fine, but in one case, instead of retuning

I will be generating multiple pages for an affiliate program. Thesee pages
are identical except for minor cosmetic items. The afiliates need to feel
like each page is made specificly for them. I was planning on using the exact
same code behind page for each aspx page. Are there ...

Are there any tools/websites out there so that consumers can build a website
from some sort of template(s)?
I.e. so that a non-technical person can build a website with some
customization and data-driven capabilities?

I got ajax application that is converted to version 3.5. It is working on my
machine well. But when I deployed it to one of our deployment machine, ajax
futures are not functioning and returns 'Sys is not defined javascript error
message. The machine has 3.5 framework, so we should ...

i wish i could load up a UserControl from an HttpModule and render it to the
client without needing to go to an aspx page. don't know if this is
possible, i tried instantiating a user control and calling its RenderControl
method passing the Response.OutputStream as a parameter, ...