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mmmm do know about that mate

hmmm. Seems there might be a problem with Netscape. This is what my language varible is en-us, en;q=0.50 And this causes an error. Any ideas?????????/ rotsey

yep cool thanks

wow I got a star!!!

another thing. How can I test this when i have only pc. Because I can't open another browser it just uses the same login when you load the app. I have to use another pc. Correct???

I tried Nothing and it accepted it.

Actually there is one point. the article uses C#. Cache.Insert(strConCat,strConCat,null,DateTime.MaxValue,SessTimeOut, CacheItemPriority.NotRemovable,null); What do I replace the 'null' with in this code?? The first one is System.Web.Caching.CacheDependency and the second is callback...

Nice article ca8msm. I will use the cache object. I think that it will be sufficient enough solution for my needs.

ok thanks

well I have an app that don't want people to use the same account I want them to buy there own account. I realise there are ways around things but if they can't be logged on at the same time then it would be better.

hmmmm. There are sites that do this well????

application variable should work pretty well. If I store the user ids in a list and add to the list when they login and check the list. What are the problems with that??

Hi, Would like it if someone can guide me in the right direction. I have an app with Access database behind it. I have forms authentication with the users stored in the DB. Question is how do I validate so that a user can only be logged on exclusively to the web app??? rotsey

good tip thanks

ok thanks if you don't use tostring the value is #12:00:00 am# rotsey

I found this on google You use the language setting in request variables and set the culture to the client value Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture = New CultureInfo(Me.Request.ServerVariables("HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE")) Then if do dt.tostring("d") or something it will format correctly

HI, HOw do you check if a date type has a value?? Because it seems to have tostring value of "1/01/0001 12:00:00 AM". Is that what you check for?? Seems odd rotsey

Hi, I have a date field in an Access database and I want to display it to the user in there local format. Easy you say. Well documentation says using Format function that using the "d" option should format in locale of user. Doesn't work for me. Does anybody no how to do this?? Thanks rostey

LOL. Its not that dramatic. All I i'm saying is like this if (e.KeyCode==13) e.KeyCode=9;

thanks guys i came up with clFlava's way and did it like that. So you can't trap the enter key and replace it with a tab key in the onkeypress event, Strange?