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Yeah, adding namespaces the same as the application causes errors sometimes. Ok glad youve fixed it.

Are you installing a windows app? If so it will depend on the permissions of the current user trying to install I believe. An application can also check to make sure you have suffficient privaledges to specific directories etc.

Don't know how you are reading the file in but Compression files need to be read by using the FileStream.WriteByte((byte)byteFromInFile).

what version on .net are you using? I think I heard something that the compiled dlls in 2.0 need to match the .aspx version its referencing. Just a shot.

Here is my problem. I have two sites, SiteA the host and SiteB the image provider. Setting cross Domain cookies with a script appended to the image file is getting blocked from SiteA because of the browser (IE6). When I add the appropriate p3p compact policy header to the response on the image...

could also use String s= Session["var"].ToString();

you can create a custom MembershipProvider if you wanted to, that is one option. Link

I've been using this template. It allows you to create a custom template and then add anything else that is particular to a page in the actual .aspx you are calling. http://www.ftponline.com/vsm/2004_03/magazine/columns/aspnet/default.aspx

So are you wanting to do something like asp.net 2.0 masterpages?

Yes you can access this from Response.cookies["cookieName"]

Try just using FormsAuthentication.RedirectFromLoginPage(username,true)and see if this will work for you. Everything else looks fine to me.

Did you check your web.config? http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpgenref/html/gngrfforms.asp

yeah, make a method to in a DataLayer Class that receives an id parameter and returns a DataSet. Then when you need it just call that method and pass it a ds. Another possibility is to retreive all the data and cache it. This is of course if the database table doesn't contain alot of records...

Add a watch on e.Item.Cells(2).Text.Trim() and what do you get for the value when it gives you 6 as the length?

You could also use the server variable but set validation on the pages if the fields are not filled out. Either way sounds good to me.

You need to check if your initial field is the current sort field if it is then switch direction from asc, to desc and vice versa.

That is what I am doing now. However I have about 20 or so links and images on pages. So it would be easier to do it with the bind expression <%# %> than in code. The reason this is needing to be done to images and links is for different enviroments this web app is going to be setup on, I.E...

Can anyone explain to me why this won't work. .aspx <asp:Hyperlink NavigateURL= "<%# appLocation %>" runat='server' id='link'>text</asp:hyperlink> codebehind public appLocation = "server.whatever"; Why doesn't my NavigateUrl get filled with the value? Thanks for the info. MJ

On the brink of .net 2.0 and client callbacks I found a pretty cool AJAX .net controls someone has built for the current .net . Here is the link: http://jason.diamond.name/weblog/

I am assigning columns to a dataTable and they have a comma in them. This doesn't pose a problem until I want to sort the table then it blows up on the dataview.sort command. It seems to stop reading my string I pass for the column as soon as it hits the comma. Is there a way to make this work...