I found the problem. My parents that does have children has all got values of "" and this does not work. Each parent and child need to have a unique value it seems. I set each parent with a unique value from 1 - 10 and simple check to see if the value from the selected menuitem is NOT a numeric value between 1 - 10 and if not then do the iframe src change. I did not know that the parents values should be unique and should have values. Thanks in any case. I am just glad it is working now. Must say took me ages to figure this out as I could find no help in telling me that this should be. :) this is me

You looked in your web.config? This line: ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings["MM_CONNECTION_STRING_GKAUser"] says it gets it from there. Regards, Rob Philpott.

Are your DreamweaverCtrls installed on the server?

Why do you post two different replies with the same contents? And why oh WHY do you CAPITALIZE every other WORD that YOU are WRITING? Right click on the file in explorer and open the properties for the file. Go to the security tab. There you will see the accounts that have permissions set for the file. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

I'm sorry, since I'm not familiar with using the Dreamweaver to develop the ASP.NET application so I cannot tell you how easy to use the Dreamweaver MX to fix the error. However, from the error description what I can say is that the web page that currently causes the error is using the Register directive for the code defined in the assembly which is specified in the Assembly and Namespace attributes of the directive. And the ASP.NET has no idea about the location of this assembly, so it cannot load the assembly, and as a result it is causing the error. To fix the error, IMO you need to tell the ASP.NET how to load your assembly either putting it in the bin folder or using the Web.config file if this assembly is deployed to the Global Access Cache (GAC). You may find a good response from their support site: http://www.macromedia.com/cfusion/webforums/forum/index.cfm?forumid=12[^] http://www.macromedia.com/devnet/dotnet/[^]

Hi there, IMO, you basically get through two steps: + Draw a line in an image object using the classes in the System.Drawing namespace. + Display the image in the web page: use the img element to display a static image or directly send the image data to the OutputStream of the Response object. For more information, you can read Scott's great article[^].

Thanks. I actually had my db in another folder and more secure but in utter frustration of it all not working moved it to the same folder just to get it working. I will try this asap amnd get it working FIRST and then worry about the location and security. The server was also just built (because of my request) so I am not sure that it is all set up correctly on there side, but I am sure it must be THANKS AGAIN FOR THE DETAILED ANSWER. this is me

I had a simple one called specials.asp on there that does only ONE asp action and it is a simple response.write("NOW") and even that gives me a server error, but like I said, the guy is going to go the IIS route in any case so it is fine. Thanks in any case :) this is me

Are you really sure that this code is runnable at all? You really should get a syntax error trying to run it. You have forgotten the & operator for concatenating the strings: SQL = "SELECT * FROM MYDB WHERE DESCRIPTION LIKE '*" & Searchvar & "*'" --- b { font-weight: normal; }

As I wrote earlier in the thread, you can use this to call a javascript function in a different frame: top.otherFrame.addItems('4,7,18,42'); Where otherFrame is the name of the frame and addItems is the name of the function. Just substitute the name of the frame you want to reach, and the name of the function you wish to call. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

Do you mean that you want the apostrophes to be added to the beginning and end of a string? variable = string.Concat("'", variable, "'"); or variable = "'" + variable + "'"; or variable = string.Format("'{0}'", variable); --- b { font-weight: normal; }