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That doesn't work as the file has already been posted in the request object and has broken the code by then. Any other ideas??

Does anyone know how to trap the error produced when trying to upload a file that's larger than that set to the maxRequestLength in the machine.config file. I don't want to make this value any larger than it is (roughly 4MB). I'd rather just catch the error and display a user friendly error...

I see the same situations all over the place where people are calling a popup window from another window. My situation is a little different in that my calling window has a User control that calls the popup window, therefore, trying to set the value back in that user control is difficult as .Net...

I'm trying to use .net's calendar in a popup situation. I can't seem to get the value from the popup back to the calling window. I'm using javascript to do such but am encountering errors with my user control's names as they contain colons(:) and javascript doesn't like that. Any suggestions??

I working in a .net environment and to tell you the truth, I don't know much about Javascript so I'm trying to stay away from it as much as possible. How does a Javascript calendar work?

This code is supposed to represent my javascript call from a popup .net calendar to set a textbox's value from the calling window.

I have a line of javascript that is setting a .net control's value but it's throwing an error saying &quot;;&quot; expected. I'm guessing it's because of the colons in the control's name. Any ideas?[bigears] <script...