I've got a VB .NET Web application that has several frames (for discussion
sake, let's call them Form1.aspx and Form2.aspx).  I want to be able to call
a code module in Form2.aspx.vb from code module in Form1.aspx.vb.  How do I
format this statement?

This question had been asked, but I cannot find any answer. When I try to
upgrade to .NET Framework 1.1, I receive the following messages:
"Fatal Execution Engine Error (0x7926fcd8)"
And the next box:

        I am trying to pass server controls from one page to another
page.How I am trying this is by writing two classes in the two pages.
The class1 defined in first page has to pass into the second page.
I am using the command line compiler to get a common dll of the two pages.

Is there a way to do single and double accounting underline in .NET?

I have set the datasource of datagrid to datatable. One of the column
recieves 0 or 1 as a value. I need to load two different images based on
values in column.
Can someone guide me in appropriate direction to get this done.

Hi there!,
I've found that HttpUtility.HtmlDecode() will not decode   to space if the
input text is something like "<b>SKY CAPTAIN & THE WORLD OF&nbsp;</b>". The
output is the same as the input.  But output on browser is correct. Should

I tried a socket application in C#(windows XP 2002). I used 1900 port with
UDP protocal to receive msg from my client application(multi casting). The
receiving application is giving some problem.. like "Only one usage of each
socket address (protocol/network address/port) is ...

How can I convert a system.string value to a system.guid?  I know the string
is a valid guid.  All I'm trying to do is to pass the value into a stored
procedure that accepts a guid.  The wrapper function I have for this would
need to convert the string parameter it receives and ...

   I'm working on a utility that will let me orchestrate when methods are
invoked.  As I Invoke each method I'm passing an object whose values I want
to change with the implementation of each method.  The methods invoke in the
correct order, but the parameters that are passed ...

Does anybody know if there's some sort of function available to create a
relative path from a full path? Basically the reverse of Path.GetFullPath()?
Basically I need to pass in a path and a base path (usually the current
directory) and try to get back something like:

Well, I posted this a few days ago, but there's no answer...
I have a terrible problem with Windows XP Service Pack 2 and the .NET
Framework 1.0 (included with Visual Studio .NET 2002). Since I installed the
SP2, I can't see any text on labels, buttons, frames and lists on all my

Some users of my .NET app report that when invoking the app they get errors
with messages like
"Unexpected error at Process id=0xfffe6fa5(-102491); Thread

Please forgive this basic question. When sending mail using the SMTPMail
class in System.Web.Mail, how does the mail server know you are allowed to
send mail through it? For example, I used smtp.comcast.net as the Smpt Server
(because that is my internet provider), and it sent ...

I have a C# TCP client program. I want to make use of the KeepAlive
functionality to check that the connection is still alive after some time
interval. I try to use the SetSocketOption method to change the KeepAlive
interval (default is 2 hours) to be shorter, but it doesn't work ...

When an eventhandler is created to an object A that stays in use longer than
the object B that implements the eventhandler then the object B is not
release from memory before you remove the eventhandler manually (in a
Dispose method for instance). See code below.