Try this: string hostName= System.Net.Dns.GetHostName() string ipAddress = System.Net.Dns.GetHostAddresses(hostName)(0).ToString() Felipe

Check your cookies settings, ASP.NET handles the session in cookies, if your browser doesn't allow cookies then you will have problems like those you mentioned. Let me know if that fix your problem. Greetings, :laugh: Felipe

Then try adding a Global.asax and/or Web.config. If have those the last thing I can think of is: Go the IIS, right click the virtual directory go to the ASP.NET Tab and select the Version 2.0. Let me know how it goes. Felipe :^)

String auth = userID + ":" + password; byte[] binaryData = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(auth); auth = Convert.ToBase64String(binaryData); // Using base64 encoding auth = "Basic " + auth; //This specifies it to use Basic Authentication // Prepare web request HttpWebRequest webRequest = (HttpWebRequest)WebRequest.Create(myURL); // Add the standard headers webRequest.Method = "POST"; webRequest.ContentType = "application/x-www-form-urlencoded"; webRequest.ContentLength = 0; // Add this additional header webRequest.Headers[“AUTHORIZATION”] = auth; HttpWebResponse webResponse = (HttpWebResponse)webRequest.GetResponse();

Go to the IIS. Right click the "virtual directory" of your application. Select "Properties". Go to "Directory Security" -Tab - (click). click on Edit. Enable "anounymous access". Click Ok. Let me know if that worked for you. Felipe :laugh:

Hey guys, I am from Costa Rica and my primary language is Spanish and I don't know how to pronounce "Rowguid". Can you please tell me what is the phonetic sound of that word in english. Thanks, :-D

Now, can you provide an example of what is it that you want?

What database server are you using? Is it SQL Server

Buddy u got all wrong. If you don't see the dll in your bin directory it is because either you did not compile it or you are getting a compilation error. ASP.NET does not compile the ASP.NET code in runtime, .NET compiles IL in runtime. If you want to see the your assembly name right click the project and click properties, there are some tabs there one of them will have the assembly name. Greetings :^)

Type type = Type.GetType("myNameSpace.PortalModuleControl, MyAssemblyName"); Can you tell me if your namespace is the same as your assembly name. What's your assembly name?

Yes what you are doing is not right... Here is a the rith way: Type type = Type.GetType("MyNameSpace.TheWholeThing.MyClassName, MyNameSpace"); MyAssemblyName issually is the same as the namespace, for instance but not always: namespace TQU.Demo{ public class Test2{ } } namespace TestingTypes { class Class1 { [STAThread] static void Main(string[] args) { Type type = Type.GetType("TQU.Demo.Test2, TestingTypes"); } } } Greetings ;P

FDM

The smallest deployment unit that exist in .NET is an assembly, but when you create an assembly (*.dll, *.exe), this makes them like small islands to comunicate them you need to use things like .NET Remoting to be able to let them talk, but the use of such power solution will make sense only if you are talking about processes(running in the back) or executable applications because either a private or public dll can be used in many applications at the same time with no problems. Hope this help

I have something important to ask you... What???? I don't understand what is it that you want? :^)

It is possible but it has some restrictions, all your users must use Microsoft IE... If they do, find about the aunthentication options in the IIS. Anonymous | Windows | Basic X|

How about using a trigger? of course you will need to have a column to store the value but I bet that's easiest/simplest way.. Greetings, :->

.... IDataReader reader = cmd.ExecuteReader(); DataGrid1.DataSource = reader; DataGrid1.DataBind(); ... The code is something like that or at least very close. This solution only works over ASP.NET, Windows Grids can't read data from a DataReader Greetings, :-D

Yep! I found some components but I couldn't fine one that worked all the time... They worked for simple scenarios but complex scenarios they didn't.. :wtf::rolleyes:

Not true, there's a lot of tags that do not respect XML format like "br" "img" "input" and you are not force to close a tag in HTML you can leave it open if you want, that is where I am having my problem... Thanks for the reply :wtf:

Let me tell, I used MeasureUp for my first certificacion Exam, I can garantee you that it sucks!. You can get a 100% with MeasureUP and get 0 in the exam because the MeasureUp people knows nothing about those exams... You can go to exam cram, they have a free sample there and I think it is much better than measureup. Don't worry to much because 70-305 is easy. Actually I would say it is one of the easiest ones if you really study the subjects.... The will ask you a lot related to the web.config, so better learn all the options and configurations, they will do that for every subject.. Also they are going to ask you <%Page blabla options%>... If you know very well those you have half exam, ADO.NET is the rest you need to know.

There is not... The closest is the 70-300 which I think is boring and useless but if you want to be MCSD you will have to take it, but my advice is that if you don't have at least an MCAD don't try it... Greetings :zzz: