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Thanks Isadore. I think I may switch over and use session.removeall() because it seems to relate more to what I am doing. After messing with my page a bit though I think that session.clear() has the same effect, but there must be some functional distinction between the two. Thanks.

In VS.NET you can turn off code-editing by the system. I have never done it, but here are the instructions I have to do it: Tools -> Options -> Tex Editor -> C#(or any language that you want to modufy the settings for) -> Look under formatting and the other options. Not sure if this is...

Here is a good link that shows multidimensional arrays in VB.NET I just used it today to claify things ... http://www.codefixer.com/tutorials/multidimensional_arrays.asp Hope it helps.

You are using a function and so it looks like you are not actually returning anything. I think your problem may be that you just need to return the value you are creating like this... Function ceiling(inputValue) 'I dont think you need to initalize an output variable 'unless you want to...

I am using some session variables on a page that I want to clear using session.clear() if the user decides to reset the form as I am pulling those session variables to run queries when the form posts back to iteself. My question is: Will session.clear() only clear the session variables...

All excellent advice guys, thanks for all the help. I think I am planning on taking your warnings and just bagging the idea of rebuilding the HP b/c it is mostly proprietary parts and I think I would end up spending more money and time with less return than if I just went ahead and got a new...

I have an old HP Pavilion desktop whose motherboard recently went bad on me. I am looking to pick up a new one, probably on Ebay (let me know what you think about that as well) and wanted to know how to go about making sure that I pick one that is compatible. I am pretty sure it is just a size...

Ok, I posted this question a couple of days ago, so here is the background again. I have an asp.net page on which I am displaying some data in a datagrid. The Datasource for the grid is an excel sheet. I created a range on the sheet so I could treat it like a table for queries, the name of...

I am using an excel sheet as a data source and created a range on the excel sheet to pull my data from. There are four columns. All I am trying to do is run the following SQL statement on one of the columns: SELECT DISTINCT core_process FROM coreprocessrange This query gives me the following...

Ok, here is my dilemma. I have just begun using asp.net with vb.net. I am getting used to working in the code behind module and separated html views. My problem is pretty simple, in my excpetion handling all I want to do is pop up an error message at the top of a table right under the first...

To elaborate a little more, basically what I need to do is run trim() on every value just before it is inserted into the drop down list, which would be simple and striaghtforward if I was using a loop to cycle through each value and could just trim them as they came along. However since I am...

Below is some code where I execute a query on a column and it returns all the necessary values which I then bind to a drop down list as both the text values and actual values. But right before I bind these value I need to Trim() all of them to get rid of whitespace. Does anyone know how to...

Hey all, I am using an excel worksheet as a data source for an ASP.NET page using VB.NET. The excel sheet has four columns 3 of which have one word headers, but one of them is broken up into two words, 'Sub-core Process', to be exact. My problem is, if I try to reference that column in an sql...

Worked like a charm, thanks.

No confusion Jim, thanks for the help guys.

Actually Steven S., I guess I somewhat mispoke in my original post. My computer did have a dynamic IP address until I added the router. Now the router is the one being assigned the Dynamic Ip addresses and it has DHCP turned on and assigns the computers in the private network (all 2 of them)...

Thanks JimPletcher I will check into that tonight. Now just to give myself an idea of what that means, will I esentually just set up the router to forward port 80 requests onto my computer? Or something completely different?

I posted this in the Windows XP forum but thought it might be more appropriate here. I have been hosting a web site on my home computer, using IIS that comes with Windows XP Pro. I have a cable broadband connection and therefore a dynamic IP address. I use a web sites service to keep track of...

Not sure if this is exaclty the right forum for this topic, but here it goes. I have been hosting a web site on my home computer, using IIS that comes with Windows XP Pro. I have a cable broadband connection and therefore a dynamic IP address. I use a web sites service to keep track of my...

I am fairly new to vb.net and cant tell right off where it is happening, but from the error it sounds like you are trying to access either a property or method without having properly instantiated the object. Unfortunately I am not seeing where that is happening in your code. So my suggestion...