I need to add/remove the items from the dropdownlists/listboxes. I tried the
following code:
document.getElementById("ListBox1").add(new Option("5","5"));
The code adds the new item for a moment (I can see it in the listbox and can

I want to open a new page in the current window (that displays an .aspx
page) using the window.open(url, name,...) method. How can I set the name of
the current window to use it as the parameter of the open method?
Thanks.

I have been using VBScript for some time in my Admin duties for login
scripts, reports, and information gathering.  I have recently started looking
at VB.NET and have become interested in learning a more robust language than
VBScript.  Can I do everything in VB.NET that I can do ...

I am trying to crash educate myself in .NET and  ASP.NET programming. I need
it desperately. My back against the wall so to speak. I do have extensive
experience with an object oriented language dBASE Plus so I do understand the
principles. I have no problem in constructing forms ...

I have a frame based application made up of 3 frame panels.  
When I do 'javascript:window.print()' it just prints the one panel that has
the focus.
Is this possible to print the whole page the way it's viewed in the browser?

I am writing a VB.NET application that follows hyperlinks between websites.  
Currently, to find all the hyperlinks, I am simply processing the raw HTML
and finding all of the "<a href="s in the file.  I am getting all of the
target text, but I have a problem: they are almost ...

I'm working on VB.NET interpreter, it will be the second language supported
by paxScript.NET scripting engine (www.paxscript.net). I need in the full
VB.NET compile-time error message list (like CS0001-CS5000 for C#) but I
cannot find it in MSDN - there are not items VB0001, VB0002 ...

any javascript function can truncate a number to 2 digits after decimal point?
for example
=================
input value : 57.37444

I am developing a help desk application in VB.NET, using Windows Forms, and
need to be able to prepare e-mail messages with various report details
already inserted for the user.  Since I need to allow for Windows 98 clients
as well, I can't use the System.Web.Mail namespace.  ...

i have a web.config file that specifies the connection string for my
database.  the database server on the ISP is using a different port than
1433.  how do i specify in the connection string to use a specific port
number?