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Thank you for your time and for your effort. Yes, I spent a lot of time on Google before deciding to post a question in this forum. I do appreciate your link to a Google search, but what I am looking for is an answer in this forum from anyone who has one. Thanks, again, jmeckley.

Reporting Services 2008. I've heard of a switch I can set if I invoke the report using a query string in the URL. I'd be interested in knowing what that is. But I'm also interested in finding another way to do it; for example, if the reportviewer control is used. Thanks.

Is there a way in .net to force a report to execute and recreate its cache (even if the cache is not ready to expire)? Thank you.

OK, I see what you are saying. Here's what it looks like before the parsing: <asp:Button runat="server" ID="ClearButton1" Text="Clear" OnClientClick="return clearRadioButtonList('<%= rblFileNetWebXtra1_0.ClientID %>');" /> Can you see anything wrong with this?

What does the name have to do with this, you ask? I have no idea. I don't understand Javascript very well. I'm hoping to get answers here. Here is the code you wanted to see. Thanks for your continued help. <div id="pnlFileNet" class="Panel"> <div...

Thanks, Vacunita. Unfortunately, that didn't work either. I ran the app, did a view source, and saw that it put an "_0" at the end of the name. So, I changed the call to the function to include that, but I'm still getting the same error... Amazing how complicated it turns out to be to do...

Thanks. Still can't get it to work! Here's what I did: function clearRadioButtonList(buttonID) { var elementRef = document.getElementById(buttonID); elementRef.checked = false; } And in the HTML: <asp:Button runat="server"...

Hi. I have several radiobuttonlist objects in my asp.net page (.aspx), each with a button next to it. When the user clicks one of the buttons, the radiobuttonlist next to it clears. I am able to do this by creating a javascript function for each button/radiobuttonlist pair, but I can't seem to...