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I want to set contact_us.aspx like the web site default page, but i cant reach the iis admin, can i do by another way?, maybe the web.config..

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i want to set contact_us.aspx like the web site default page, but i cant reach the iis admin, can i do by another way?, maybe the web.config..

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This my solution, you must to create a dropdownlist with only one item, the text is '-' y el value is the same... So, insert a COMPAREVALIDATOR and make this changes ControltoValidate: the dropdownlist Operator: Not Equal ValuetoCompare: - (Its the line) Thats all, the validator fireup if you choose the line value Best regards :rose:

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What do you want?, Change the query text, execute the query.. ??? :confused:

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that is a frequent problem with the back button, every time that the user press this button the page do nothing (postback or not postback), the solution is hide the address bar and forces the users to navigate back using a server hiperlink control from the page. On the all htmls page write these head lines ... These lines forces the explorer to reload all the images from the server i Hope will be usefull for you :)

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Use these lines string urlFile_ToDelete = Request.PhysicalApplicationPath + url_image; File.Delete(urlFile_ToDelete); Be sure that the asp.net process over the IIS have the permission to modify the archives that belong to the folder where the image is. :rose:

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Your final users have the key, you must to tell them how to add your email adrress to safe mail list. The other solution is using a big email account provider (gmail, yahoo, hotmail). in order to send your email using this account. best regards :)

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ok, everytime you write a web application over VS2k3 it save the project over the server folder and the solution file is saved onto the user documents, if you using the default settings these folders are these ones. Server folder C:/inetpub/wwwroot/YOUR-WEB-APP the solution file is saved onto c:/C:\Documents and Settings\USER\My documents\Visual Studio 2003\Projects 'Im not sure about the last folder' So , You have to keep the same structure (Even the application name) like the original developer Pc (This is mandatory for the project). If you have any problems, try open the .sln onto wordpad and check the projects physical address. Best regards. :rose:

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Write the error string...

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Guys i get a ioexception when try to upload an image twice. Here the process. The first time that i upload the image is sucessfull. if the user try to upload the same image again , with the same name, the server will try to rewrite the image saved on the server getting a ioexception X| . The Ioexception is, the file is being used by another process :confused:. I dont know whos using the image? in order to Kill that process, (if is the asp.net process, what i have to do?). Any Suggest? :sigh:

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Its stored onto the Temporary Internet files Folder in the user's PC

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Write these meta tags lines over HTML code page :-D

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Check this solution, the user data are save onto database table. Two basics uses for the Asp.net Login control 2.0 [] :)

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Yep, You got a image and ...

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Every time that user load or reload a page, he's making a postback (roundtrip to server, client->server->client), Except the FIRST TIME that user load the page (server->client) this condition is call isnotpostback. You can reach this condition writing this code lines on load Form event. if(!ispostback) // watch the ! Symbol { //code goes here } :)

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X| nop

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IIS: Microsoft, Support ASP by default, its highly integrated with Windows, Its free buying Windows XP professional or any Server Edition, The version over Windows XP just support 10 users on concurrency, and its easy to setup. The Apache is powerful, is free, but if you are not familiar with it, try the IIS. :)

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I used the FileUpload control and its working with all images sizes :)

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Try using a Server side Label label1.Text = "Textbox Error"; label1.Visible = false; if(error) Label1.Visible = true; :)

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