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Hi, the examples in the following link works. I follow step by step. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178139.aspx But I got the following error. Object reference not set to an instance of an object. WHEN! The source page has master page attached on it. The target page can't find...

I was told to put the databind(access) code inside if (!Page.IsPostBack) { ..... } because that saves the data for selecting an item. But if I did that, I would lose all data (nothing shows up) if I sort / get to another page afterwards. Simply speaking, is it necessary to use datasource object?

The IIS sends out my email when certain action is triggered. Recipients of email include some from the local domain and outside the domain. For some unknown reason, recipient of local domain gets the email right away whereas outsiders experience delay. How to resolve?

But the Server.Transfer("newpage.aspx") won't change the URL in the address bar.

I downloaded the 2.0 final release. They prompted me to uninstall the 2.0 beta. I did so and installed the 2.0 final release. Afterwards, the VWD never worked anymore. I installed the 2.0 beta and the programs written never worked either. Any clue?

yeah.. jbenson001.. sort of.. but since both control belongs to System.Web.UI.WebControls namespace. So, I would like .. instead of <asp:TextBox ... > or <asp:Label ... > Can I <asp:WebControls ... > ? And set the specific type in Page_Load or Page_PreRender ???

Is that possible to change the WebControls type? I have a control. With spaghetti code, I can change to either textbox or label. but no clue how to do it in .NET. anyone?

I've read something about FormsAuthentication.GetRedirectUrl(userName, createCookie). First of all, how to use that? Anyone?

Once user has been authenticated, he/she will be directed to a page. I mean ... FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage(loginName, persistentState) and <authentication> <forms .... ... loginUrl="login.aspx" ... /> </authentication> I go to the browser and type login.aspx in address bar...

Can I put a variable to this tag? For instance, I have <script runat=server> String notVar = "12345"; </script> <myTagPrefix:myTagName id="myId" myVar=notVar runat=server> The above notVar is a variable, by my defintion. But the output shows as if it is a text. It shows as notVar instead...

I wanna write a class, A, that outputs the content of Request.ServerVariables. But I got the following error The name 'Request' does not exist in the current context Any clue ?

Yeah.. for that page, page2Send.asp, I do have 2 variables var1 = Request.Form("var1") var2 = Request.Form("var2") However.... when I send the page using CDO .CreateMHTMLBody "page2Send.asp" How to pass those 2 variables? This is not a GET.

I wanna email a page that is a report. The page itself is a file that accepts POST parameters. If you email a page using something like .CreateMHTMLBody how can I send the parameters?

How to attach file when sending email? I use CDO.Message for email. But how to get the css works or images?

I use this function, ExecuteGlobal, to include some file. But it doesn't work some but not all. Is there a limit on how many bytes this executeGlobal can read?

One difference between GET and POST is the way they handle the form. For GET, the form parameters are appended at the end of page whereas it is sent separated for POST. There should a limit for # of characters for GET. How about POST?

Try this... <input type="text" value="Start new search" name="txt1" id="txt1" onkeypress="document.getElementById('txt1').value='';" />

else { themessage = themessage + RunOnDay + RunOnDay2 alert(themessage) return false; }

Is that possible (using javascript) to check if any input element belongs to certain type such as textbox or select box?

Did you try the inline instead of block?