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This article explains nicely how to achieve the desired functionality in IIS: http://weblogs.asp.net/pwilson/archive/2004/12/23/331455.aspx Hope it helps!

I was just looking for something like this. Thanks, ZmrAbdulla! A star for you! :)

This post suggests using the header width: http://www.telerik.com/community/forums/thread/b311D-kdcck.aspx

An application pool permits you to separate the worker processes in which your web sites run. To view the application pool that your web site uses, open IIS, right-click your web site and select properties, then click the tab Home Directory. At the bottom, you will see a pick list Application...

I think you have to put your query in your code-behind because % is a special character...

you can use the html tag DIV to achieve this. Check out this post: http://www.experts-exchange.com/Web_Development/Miscellaneous/Q_21790839.html

I've never done it before. You might have to use a third-party component to do that. Or maybe Silverlight provides this functionality. Anybody has a better idea?

I agree with Sorwen. In my first post, I put in the line of code: RR.ID = DsSpatcher.Railroad.rows(0).ID this gets the first row in the table. You just need to get the appropriate row.

A typed dataset would be a physical file in your project. To replicate, add new item, and then select "Dataset". It will create a file. Then, if you have a connection to a database displayed in your Server Explorer, within Visual Studio, you can drag-drop tables directly in your dataset file...

We had this problem with Sharepoint, and it only occured for some users who had changed their network account password. Our fix was to ask the user to go to Control Panel - User Accounts - tab Advanced, click "Manage Passwords" and clear the saved passwords. Hope this helps!

Is this a typed dataset? If so, if your class members and your table columns have the same datatype, you should not have to convert or use .toString... RR.ID = DsSpatcher.Railroad.rows(0).ID mmaz

Somebody has a workaround for this known issue here: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=2308754&SiteID=1 Hope this helps!

You'll find some sample code here: http://www.vb-helper.com/howto_net_image_rotate.html Hope this helps!

I did something similar to display a different context menu whenever the user clicked in a specific area of a pivot table. Here's the code as is. Good luck! <script language = "javascript" event = "BeforeContextmenu(x, y, Menu, Cancel)" for = "PivotTable1"> { /* This script captures and...

You might want to check out this post to see if it applies to you: http://forums.asp.net/t/675515.aspx

Not sure if this will help, but you could put your code in a try catch, and on finally, close your connection. Maybe an error is sometimes occuring and you have connections that are never closed.

Do you have a response.redirect on that page? That could explain why you're losing your session...

We've also had the same problem with IE 6 and IE 7...

How about redirecting to a page that does not exist? HTH

maybe the file was excluded from the project?