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I have an application that allows one of our employees to manage a static web site. The data is stored in a database and he can change it as he wishes. When he saves the changes, it also scrapes the .aspx page that renders each page on the entire site, and writes it as an actual *.htm file...

OK, here goes... We have a page that includes a datagrid. This datagrid includes a linkcolumn that, when clicked, sets session variables that will tell the page to add the usercontrol upon reload. So the instruction to add the control to the placeholder is contained in the onItemCommand...

I have created classes and container classes similar to the following article: http://www.ondotnet.com/pub/a/dotnet/2003/06/02/collectionbase.html The main difference is that I've altered the Sort class to accept a string parameter for the field to be sorted, and created the appropriate sort...

Thanks everyone for your input. Here's how I ended up doing this: Changed the stored proc to allow the CustomerID to be optional. If the CustomerID is null, it returns all Customers, else the specific Customer that belongs to the ID. In my Customers collection class, I allow the user to make...

I would like to hear some input on the proper way to build classes so I can fill controls such as dropdown boxes in the proper way in C#. Right now I have objects that can be contained by collection classes (such as Customer and Customers). The Customers object's constructor takes the ID of...