Jeez, here I am working my fingers to the bone, nose to the grindstone, etc., etc., and you expect me to READ THE CODE??? :omg: And whaddaya mean Context is king? I didn't vote for him! My other signature is witty and insightful.

which bit of the "environment" ? Bryce MCAD --- To paraphrase Fred Dagg - the views expressed in this post are bloody good ones. -- Publitor, making Pubmed easy. http://www.sohocode.com/publitor Our kids books :The Snot Goblin, and Book 2 - the Snotgoblin and Fluff

Don Burton wrote: Here in Dallas, coyote makes a fine meal. Seriously? I would think it's too much like eating your dog. X| My other signature is witty and insightful.

Is it? I have only seen the movie once or twice. The other 5000 times was hearing the dialogue from the next room where my boys used to watch it daily when they were little, so I might be wrong. My other signature is witty and insightful.

I work for the mothership and disk space is not an issue. Now I understand why you have such a horrible setup. I would think replication would not be a good solution with your space issue. That leaves your solution, linked server. I'd kill the lot and set up 1 id across all environments purely for this requirement. None of them integrated. Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

Kent Sharkey wrote: The cheque is in the mail... Email? ;P Cheers, Vikram. Recent activities: TV series: Friends, season 8 Books: Freakonomics, by Steven Levitt and Stephen J Dubner. Carpe Diem.

Perry Holman wrote: I suggest you create a normal project including default files like default.aspx etc. And then delete these default files and copy your files to the new project. I thought that's pretty much what I did. But instead of deleting the files, I copied the original source for default.aspx, web.config, and global.asax to the files created by the new project. Then I copied each file in with "add new item". And I just now looked at the .sln and everything that seems to reference a path has a reasonable directory path in it, like so: Debug.AspNetCompiler.VirtualPath = "/ProfRev" Debug.AspNetCompiler.PhysicalPath = "..\ProfRev\" But it sounds like it's time to start over, because maybe I zigged when I should have zagged. New project, copy in default.aspx, etc.; then add one file, build the page, add another file, build the page, repeat for 31 pages. Sounds like a fun thing to do on a Friday, huh? :) My other signature is witty and insightful.

goodideadave wrote: No 5-1/4 inch floppies, though. Ha ha! I just replaced the CPU and motherboard in my PC. The new system now supports 5.25 floppy so yesterday I finally got around to copying some stuff from 5.25 to CD! goodideadave wrote: Someone's gotta be the last to know, but why is it always me? Hasn't anyone told you yet? :-D

I am still having a problem showing a new window with javascript. When a user clicks a linkbutton on my page, it should show BalanceReport.aspx with the accompanying parameters, instead it does nothing. It always works on my system (naturally), it always works on another users' system, and it never works on yet another users' system. In the Page_Load event I do some database stored procedure calls and fill a stringbuilder with HTML that is sent to the page in an asp:Literal control. That seems to work. Javascript is enabled on our browsers (IE6 xpSp2). There are no popup blockers on the suspect system, and other window.opens work. I am unsure where to look next. This link works: const string cOnClientClickTemplate = "javascript:window.open('ClaimPopup.aspx?CompPK={0}&ProviderName={1}&FundType={2}',"; const string cPopupDialogArgs = "'newWindow','width=500,height=450');return false;"; NewDiscClaim.OnClientClick = String.Format(cOnClientClickTemplate, ViewState["CompPK"].ToString (), ViewState["ProviderName"].ToString(), "disc") + cPopupDialogArgs; This link does not work: const string cOnClientClickReportTemplate = "javascript:window.open('BalanceReport.aspx?CompPK={0}',"; const string cReportDialogArgs = "'newWindow','width=800,height=800,resizable=yes, menubar=yes,toolbar=yes');return false;"; lbtnReport.OnClientClick = String.Format(cOnClientClickReportTemplate, ViewState["CompPK"].ToString()) + cReportDialogArgs; Any ideas? Thanks. Someone's gotta be the last to know, but why is it always me?

Clearly I have erred. Thank you so very much for pointing me in the right direction. Someone's gotta be the last to know, but why is it always me?