Instead of transforming with the StringWriter, wrap it in an XmlWriter: XmlWriterSettings xws = new XmlWriterSettings(); xws.NewLineChars = "\n"; // Or whatever you want XmlWriter xw = XmlWriter.Create(swTransformedXML, xws); The XmlWriterSettings gives you more control over how the XML is written to the string. Logifusion[^]

braber wrote: I do not want to use VML or JavaScript Then you're pretty scuppered as I've been finding out!!! There are no functions (AFAIK) that allow you to "draw" to an area of a webform - the only way to do it is to use divs - to draw a vertical line, use a div 1px wide, and 1px tall for a horizontal line...of course the problem arises when you wanna draw a sloped line hehe! SVG an option? "Now I guess I'll sit back and watch people misinterpret what I just said......" Christian Graus At The Soapbox

ok, see this is common issue for asp.net deployment issue. do.... fine before running this run aspnet_regiis -i command once and restart IIS of the Production Server i think it may be works regards GV Ramana

Hi Brandon. I'm not sure there is a rule about placing try/catch blocks in the application_error event. I think it works just like it would for any other procedure - if an exception occurs and it isn't handled in a try/catch block, it is thrown to the caller (and I think in the case of Application_Error, an exception there is just bubbled up as an unhandled exception).

Hi there, Basically, the media player is an ActiveX control which is installed and run at the client side, and the information about the client provided by the ASP.NET is not much, it is normally taken from the header of the request sent by the client browser. And this information does not contain any information about a specific ActiveX control installed on the client machine. So to detect if the player ( or an ActiveX control in general ) is installed at the client side or detect the version of the player, you basically use the client side script (runs at the client side) like javascript or vbscript to do the trick.

Thanks WiB, I used your C# method and modified the way the database inserts that field. Thank you for your help... The ASP side wouldn't work because of the way the Grid was bound. But I used part of your code so thank you very much. Actually thanks to everyone that replied... :) Heeler