God I hate that attribute! Good to know, but I don't think I can remove it :( so I have to rely on a recursive find control method, which may be a little less efficient but does the job.

Without knowing more about your website, it's hard to say where you can start looking for a solution. If I were you, I'd probably try adding and setting up a new button that does the same as the other button and seeing if it does the same thing if you click THAT button. That would tell you if it's code related to the validator or the button. Then try adding and setting up a new validator...maybe a setting got messed up in that. Hope this helps.

You're right, if it was a cookie issue, then there would be no session vars. at all, plus I get the HTTP cookie in my error email when an error is encountered. There is no underscore in the domain name either. Well, this is my code to send me an email regarding whats going on when an error occurs For Each item in Session.Contents CaptureSessionValues = CaptureSessionValues & "" & item & "" &_ Server.HTMLEncode(Session.Contents(item)) & "" & vbcrlf Next And the variable in question, named Home_Page (along with a few others that get set on the same page, home.asp) are not there, so I guess it never gets created? I checked my code and I dont see anything that removes it.

The problem is the XPath expression passed to the SelectSingleNode method. The double slash at the beginning causes the selection of all nodes in the document from the current node that match the selection no matter where they are, so you're always selecting the first of the AmortizationLineType elements of all AmortizationLine elements. Try using the following XPath expression amortNode.SelectSingleNode("./AmortizationLineType") instead. "Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs, and the Universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the Universe is winning." - Rick Cook www.troschuetz.de

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Two options here: + You can use the editable controls to display data in the view mode as in Edit mode. + You can customize the GridView control, the sample code can be found in the links below. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa992036(vs.80).aspx[^] http://blogs.msdn.com/mattdotson/articles/490868.aspx[^]

I guess so

Yes, you are right...I managed to get it to work. Thanks!

Hi! Did you verify that objType is correct on the server? Is the COM class registered correctly on the server? Regards, mav -- Black holes are the places where god divided by 0...

the pattern: "(\?)[(\w\.\&*)+(\=)[\w\d ]*" has been changed to: "(\?)[(\w\.\-\&*)+(\=)[\w\.\-\ ]*" What im trying (and I DO) match is the query string (from the ? to the end of it, which may be a "'")...the reason there are so many other things is that the query string may contain & (not &) as well as "." and "-"...the problem doesnt seem to be with the regular expression, but with the replacement part if I change my code to this then everything works out fine... For Each expressionMatched in expressionMatch strTemp = Right(expressionMatched.value, (Len(expressionMatched.value)-1)) HTMLString = Replace(HTMLString, expressionMatched.value, "?" & EncryptQS(QSCleanup(strTemp), Salt())) Next

I've figured it out....I had an include statement which was already creating the object...I just had to move the include from the bottom of the script to the top