AlexeiXX3 wrote: Hi there Im using IE6 Therein lies the problem. IE6 lays things out inconsistently and I have not yet worked out how to make the whole row clickable without the use of Javascript. We - along with many other companies - are dropping support for IE6 so I removed these IE6 specific workarounds to minimise the code we had to maintain. Unfortunately all I can suggest is to ditch IE6 if at all possible. It's a terrible browser. cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project | Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

AlexeiXX3 wrote: Notice that the title may o may not have or may have more than 1 special character at the beggining The best I can think of is a UDF that uses the REPLACE function to strip those characters. You could add this on a separate view on the table, including the column only when needed- as it would be a very expensive operation (looping all characters for each record). It might be better (performance-wise) to store a redundant version of the Title, without any special characters. I are Troll :suss:

Yes it does. It's request header will usually contain all that information for any request made of the server. Using the wrong tool for the job is half the fun.

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Hi thanks again :) Now i see the need for the max and group by I had just added homes to the History with status 1 only, thats why it wouldnt make any difference, but when i inserted homes with status 2, 3 and 4, i got duplicated rows Alexei Rodriguez

You're design is correct and good, I think your problem may be that the FK forces a constraint that an address record is required, relax this constraint and you are then able to have a cunstomer without an address record and everything works out nicely! Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

Done cheers, Chris Maunder The Code Project Co-founder Microsoft C++ MVP

Thaks for the reply Unfortunately, none of these 2 approaches would work: The first one requires the webservice to send the root as aparameter The second one requieres that i know the final path, if i have a shared hosting, what would happen if the physical root is moved?? My app would stop working, thats why i cant use a fixed path, and should not send the root a s a parameter from the webservice calling the class, because of ntier separation, you know all that stuff about ntier development The only solution is using the server.mappath("") I could access this by adding a reference to system.net to the class library and then get the root with httpcontext.current.server.mappath("~/Images") Alexei Rodriguez

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I just found out a way I have this other compiter where i have installed VS2005 as well and shows the correct options for open create website I just exported the settings from that installation and then i imported the setting to my other pc (the one that didnt show the options to open create website) and that was all :) Alexei Rodriguez