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Keep information into session. In login function add something like : //C# Session["User_Id"] = user_id; Session["User_Name"] = user_name; And then you can take it from every page by doing: //C# string user_name = Session["User_Name"].ToString(); user_id = (int)(Session["User_Id"]);

It cannot be just text becouse then robotic program will be able get content of page and find this text and insert it into reguested field, so it must be images. There is enather couple things. The image if you will look it closely kind looks dirty, it have points, lines and don't look clean...

Yes you right. It is about security. It's protection from robotic registration (against scripts that can make mass registrations).

They work. Since ASP.NET convert any controls into html controls so IE (internet explorer) don't have problem. For exemple DataGrid control display into IE as just table html tags.

1. You can have your files in different directories. 2. Yes only aspx and dll files.

Do you create variable $_SESSION[counter] some where ? becouse if not, then i am not sure that you can just do $_SESSION[counter]++; , I think you need create variable, register it in session, and only then do with it what ever you need.

If you want do development of your site at home, then you will need PHP itself ( http://www.php.net ) , some good web server, for exemple Apache (most of hosting providers use it http://www.apache.org ), and if your site will use database then you will need database too (MySQL for exemple...

hi all. I like use JCreator : http://www.jcreator.com It has all what java editor must have but cost $$ :-(