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Thanks for the reply! Yes it's a Win2003 server with SP1 installed. I've actually seen the solution you posted before and it did help a lot. Still have this one issue though. Thanks!

adamroof, Exactly!

If you're really concerned about hits to the db then it would be better (IMHO) to Load the data into a DataSet at the start of the session and then query the DataSet instead of the db on key up.

Hello, **Also posted in ASP.net forum** I'm working on a solution that will allow users to add hostnames to their IIS website online. I've got it all working except for when the changes to IIS must be saved using the DirectoryEntry.CommitChanges() method...

Well the button is in a repeater so instead of using the onclick command on the button within the repeater you should use the repeater's itemcommand event and assign the button a commandname... <asp:Repeater ID="rptTaal" runat="server" EnableViewState="false" OnItemCommand="Button1_Click">

Hello, I'm working on a solution that will allow users to add hostnames to their IIS website online. I've got it all working except for when the changes to IIS must be saved using the DirectoryEntry.CommitChanges() method... System.DirectoryServices.DirectoryEntry root = new...

I've posted this in ASP.NET programming forum but thought I'd post it here too... I looked in the FAQs and did a couple quick searches but couldn't find an answer. I'm building an application that will have multiple domains pointed at it. Does anybody know of a way to add a hostname to the...

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Jino, Yes, what does your user control do? What do you need to happen when the button is clicked? Have you considered handling the event within the control itself? LL

Tom, I'm not sure how to help with the posted issue but you must be trying this in order to add certain functionality or solve a problem. Perhaps a different solution other than the one you posted would work equally as well. What are you trying to do? What does the javascript do? LL

Shey, 1) make sure you've built the application without debugging. 2) For the datagrid, please see if you've used a DataSet or if you're just using a reader. A DataSet is overkill in my opinion if you're just displaying a list of rows for viewing or saving. Try a datareader instead or better...

I will second the FCKeditor nomination. Can even download a C# implementation of it that will allow drag/drop functionality in VS.Net

I looked in the FAQs and did a couple quick searches but couldn't find an answer. I'm building an application that will have multiple domains pointed at it. Does anybody know of a way to add a hostname to the IIS website via ASP.NET runtime code? Thanks in advance! Shawn

Also... Make absolutely sure that you have upgraded to the latest service pack... http://www.microsoft.com/sql/downloads/default.asp It appears SQL Server likes to shut itself down if it's out of date. Just spent a few hours figuring that one out :)

I'll update anyway. Downloaded SP4 and it is now working flawlessly! Shouldn't I be able to run a vulnerable version if I want to? Sheesh :) Thanks

Another fricking update... Discovered this in my Event Log... You are running a version of Microsoft SQL Server 2000 or Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine (also called MSDE) that has known security vulnerabilities when used in conjunction with this version of Windows. To reduce your...

UPDATE: I CAN connect using ODBC in Administrative tools.

Problem: I'm unable to connect from one computer's web application to the other computer's SQL server. Get an error about a trusted connection (both servers are already in mixed mode auth?!) I have two computers here on this network without a domain but in the same workgroup and in the same...

I'm looking for an SQL statement that will return the size and space available of one of my databases. I've looked in the sysfiles & sysfiles1 tables but the numbers don't seem to add up. Thanks in advance.

Thanks for the response! Good idea but already tried it. Had a co-lo tech take a look at it and he says we should reinstall Windows. I'm hoping we don't have to take THAT drastic a step. Any other ideas? Thanks! LL