they have to pay for the bandwidth somehow... just order yourself some Joo Janta 200 Super-Chromatic Peril Sensitive Sunglasses[^] and sit back and enjoy. :cool:

ednrg wrote: I can't believe anyone has to explain this to you but here is the text verbatim from help/FAQ. Well first off I didn't ask for an explanation. What I asked for was a link that specified exactly what you claimed in what I responded to. Second what you posted does not in fact say what you claimed in the post to which I quoted. Your post might in fact be a reasonable interpretation of what it should say. But that isn't the same as actually saying it. So is there a link some place where it says what you posted?

Thanks for your reply, but I am doing that. In my original message, I replaced the assignment portion of the code with "..." to save space and to not take away from the real issue, which is that the control does not maintain state across postbacks when the datasource has been changed. I put a ticket into Microsoft, and they confirmed my findings. The problem is that they created the controls and put them out to open source, so they will not fix the problem.

Thanks for your reply. Unfortunately, I made the change with the same result. I have to say that this one really has me stumped. I'm using the sp_executesql way, but I would love to know why the command way isn't working.

try to put an iframe under your custom calendar.

Hehehe... what amazes me is that the article has endured online :omg: Stupidity is an International Association - Enrique Jardiel Poncela