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In Visual Studio, is it possible to change the URL property of a folder? By default any folder in your project have a read-only URL of http://localhost/VirtualDirectory.... But if I want to, for example, reference a folder on another computer, is that possible? Thanks.

This is very good stuff to know. Thanks again for your help in explaining everything.

Wow - Thanks for that great info, BoulderBum. In reading through the documentation and looking at the namespace members, I don't see a way to 'decrypt' a hash to obtain the original value. Do you know if it is possible to decrypt something once it is encrypted? Thanks again for your help.

I need to store a hashed value in a web application, presumably in the web.config file. In researching thusfar, I've found the article referenced below which deals with hashing passwords in the web.config. However, I cannot find a way to hash a non-password value in web.config...

Wow, thanks! The modified proc as recommended by SQLDenis works perfectly!

I'm trying to build a stored proc that allows a user to specify a table name, and then the stored proc deletes all records from that tabel. Basically I'm trying to use sp_executesql within the proc to execute a DELETE statement as shown below. I keep receiving the error "Must declare the...

Thanks for the reply. What do you mean by bad HTML?

Why is it that some HTML properties/methods show up as errors when you're developing, but yet they are applied correctly when you run an application? For example: - Setting the AutoComplete property within a <Form> tag. - Setting the class property of a <td> tag? In both cases the message...

Like jbenson001 said. One way to get there is to open the control and click on View>Code

If the control has any properties, they will be located in its code-behind. Does that answer your question?