hey there,
i'd like to do some wild thing like this:
imagine a simple page with a navigation menu and an iframe. clicking
on links in the menu loads the according page in the iframe. the menu

The initial loading of the page is very pokey. I've scrutinized disabling
ViewState on controls where possible. What caching or other strategy might I
consider when most of the TextBoxes, Radio and CheckBox controls are
optional when using the Wizard control to generate an RSS ...

I am trying to figure out what data store would be more practicle for what I
am trying to do. At this time, I am trying to figure out where to store
customers completed contracts for hire. The choices are app_data folder or
sql server database. This is what I do know:

I have following format for collapsible panels.
CollapsiblePanelExtender1 (expanded by default)
headerpanel
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Response.AppendHeader("Content-Disposition", "attachment; filename=学
校.txt");
This works correctly on Opera, FireFox or Safari. But on IE, the file
name gets broken. Setting HeaderEncoding to UTF-8 didn't solve it. If

I've created a template user control and followed the example on the
MSDN (the message template with fruit as the example).
However, my template needs to be an input control, similar to login;
in that the developer can specify a template or use the default

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I have an external Crystal Report that was built outside of an Asp.net
application.  Within the asp.net application I am using a
CrystalReportViewer that displays the report properly.  However, the
specific problem that I am seeing is that when the report is outputted