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Jezeling, same problems. What OS are you running?? SBS 2k,2k3,2k3 r2, Windows Server 2k,2k3,2k3 r2? The problem i am having is i go to \\compname\C$. I can refresh that a million times but when i click on a dir, freezetime. I run SBS 2k3 r2 and I have heard rumors when you have 2 SBS machines...

Sweeeet...it worked. What i did was did that for the entire application (your suggestion BoulderBum) then put a handler on the ~/ViewBlog directory for a path of "*", so anytime a request for ~/Viewblog/*/*/*/*..... occurs, the handler intercepts it. From there, i can split the request by "/"...

Ok great, can you post it when yuo get a chance? thanks

Ok, i have dissected IIS here and cannot find where that setting would be. Any ideas?

Didn't even think of looking in the IIS forum. Thanks for the tip!

I'm working on developing a new BLOG system for my employer, the University of Delaware. I want to provide bloggers with a URL thats easy to remember. I want to have each user have a url such as "http://....udel.edu/blogs/smithr" instead of http://....udel.edu/blogs/viewblog.aspx?userid=5". I...

I'm working on developing a new BLOG system for my employer, the University of Delaware. I want to provide bloggers with a URL thats easy to remember. I want to have each user have a url such as "http://....udel.edu/blogs/smithr" instead of http://....udel.edu/blogs/viewblog.aspx?userid=5". I...

I am looking for a way in .NET to extract calendar Free/busy information from Exchange. Any API's people know of that I can accomplish this with?

The data will change but not the query. Either im doing spGetEmployeeInfoByEmpId 123 or spGetEmployeeInfoAll In this example, both will give me the same fields but one will return one record and the other ALL my employees. So, each time dr.read passes, it will advance to a new employee passing...

Yea i was thinking that but i dont want to call that query EACH time. Want to run it once and get it in memory then pass it around

nooo....dont create an <asp:label, just do a <label tag and run that at the server. In addition to all the <asp: stuff, .net has controls for all the original html stuff, such as htmltablecell,htmltablerow, etc etc generated from a database...going into a repeater and you need to do the label...

Well, yea. If you put in the code behind, then it doesnt matter what comes first or not because its kind of, for lack of a better word, compiled before its pushed to the browser. so do this --aspx-- <asp:textbox id=txtYo runat=server /> <label id=mylabel runat=server>Click Here</label> --vb--...

All joking aside, understandable argument ca8msn, but just my preference. Now, i wouldn't go defining classes in the aspx page (not sure if you can do that) but simple things i let slide to prevent clutter in the vb file

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Yea but whenever i have to include clientids like that i prefer this because your not maintaining a control in two places. how many times have I had to look at 500 line code-behind for that attribute addition. Instead, its right there. good luck

put this in your aspx page <asp:TextBox ID=txtYo runat=server /> <label for='<%=txtYo.clientid %>'>Hello</label> it references textbox without code-behind

Most developers that have to start a new app, look at their database, and try to derive some sort of UML design from the ERD, which is great. I am one of those, which has a dozen or so classes for an app all encapsulating logic and information related to that class. A problem i run into from...

I want to make a user control library to share across applications. I found a bunch of howto's on to do this but mostly hack's. I have a class library all our devlopers share, just like every other development team using .NET. What i would like to do is have a UC library as a project which...