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LOL.... Who can bill that much? I've figured out I can send an email from the C# app, so I'll just skip the task entirely, and handle it all from the app. It's only 50 lines of code (probably would be 10 if I had ever written C# before... ;P ) Thanks.

I would still look at it just to make sure. The error is what happens when attempting to access a 64bit SharePoint from 32bit code. I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

Thanks for the response.

Hi, I have just the same problem. The "c:\inetpub\mail\drop" folder receive the email I have sent but doesn't disappears and sharepoint doesn't show the email. Anyone colud help me?

I think you're missing the Register tag at the top in the master page where you specify the assembly, in your case, that would be the AJAXToolkit assembly that is to be registered in the program. I'm also new to Sharepoint and if you're trying to implement Ajax Toolkit in SP2010, its not going to be so straightforward mate, that's all I can tell you right now. You also have to get an older release of the AJAX Toolkit coz the latest one is compatible with .net 4.0 while Sharepoint stands at 3.5! :) But good luck to u though! Rocky My Blog

I found this code in MSDN site but its not working in my case.any other solution.

Thanks Mark.

bin_bin1 wrote: My code is running in an ashx handler You do understand if this code is in an HTTP Handler it will only execute on the server correct? If you need to access SharePoint outside of the environment then you should be using the SharePoint Web Services or with 2010 the Client Object Model. bin_bin1 wrote: I am really confused. That makes two of us I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

The first place to look would be connected webparts. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff597538.aspx[^] I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

Yes you can do anything. You just have to know how to code it using VBScript to control the behavior of your MS Word Doc or even MS Excel.

And what has all of this to do with the question? I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

Thanks a lot Mark, I got it sorted out. Shouldn't have asked such a basic question myself :doh: Rocky My Blog

Thanks Mark Nischalke for your help :thumbsup:

Okay, got it sorted out thanks to Patrick Lamber's post right here[^] Rocky My Blog

Please don't repeat the question. This is directly related to the question you asked before, to which you have recieved a reply and you reponded to it. I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

I have custom Site columns, it will change according to the Content Type, so these column are loading on the DIP in MS-Word.

I am not able to locate the "gridDS.Filtering += new ObjectDataSourceFilteringEventHandler( gridDS_Filtering );" section of the code snippet. I am not sure how you are accessing the "Filtering" event. Thanks.

WebParts are placed in WebPart Zones on Site Pages which are executed in protected mode. In order to be used in protected mode controls must be registered as safe in the web.config file for the web application. vijayap456 wrote: plz reply this queation That is why you post a question here, to get a response. You don't need to ask for one, just part of the service. I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt