is it working successfully with another website Simulteneously? Check one by one it can be possible that if one is using that connection so other may not be able to access. Or check your web.config file that u have written correct server name & database name. Darshana Pathak

Have u first time checked the condition in the page load event when it redirects to login page? Does the IsAuthenticated come False ? Ashik

Like I said, I've never used the Express Editions of VS.NET. Under the Pro versions, it's on the Server Explorer tab. hasanali00 wrote: Would I specify anything in the web.config? This doesn't have anything to do with working with the Database Explorer. You might find something to show the Database Explorer (Server Explorer in the big versions) under the View menu. Once you have that window, you'll find the Data Connection object in it. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007

Here is the solution http://www.all4dotnet.com/[^] Try Media Manager Pro, it can convert almost all videos one format to another in .net. Moreover, it can grab thumbnails from videos or post watermark on videos in .net. -------------------- Warm Regards -------------------- Rashid Javed Ansari Web Developer Silicon World New Delhi

Hey, Check out Syed Moshiur Murshed's tutorial for sending email using GMail[^]. in his tutorial you can see that one of the properties he configed was: mailMsg.BodyFormat = MailFormat.Text; MailFormat is an enum that one of his options is "HTML" that sends the email in html format (as you asked) and by using the class MailMessage you can render a html code and send it to the customer.. something like: string customerName = "....."; long customerId = 539482; string messege = "Hello " + customerName + " your Id is " + customerId.ToString() + ""; and then by using the Body property in MailMessage you can set the mail's text to the messege by using: mailMsg.Body = messege; //assuming mailMsg is the object of MailMessage Hope I helped... Good luck :-) Tal Kain.

If you are having a problem with a specific article, you should contact the article author. However, from the way you've described the problem the article isn't all that great because it looks like there is the opportunity for SQL Injection Attacks to take place via the CSV file. *** Developer Day 4 in Reading, England on 2nd December 2006 - Registration Now Open *** Upcoming Scottish Developers events: * Developer Day Scotland: are you interested in speaking or attending? My: Website | Blog

Thanks for the above link According to the article, I need to run InstallSqlState.sql to use the SQLServer state. This script creates a new database in my SQL server. This is OK if I owned the SQL Server. However, i have a shared SQL server account, hosted by third party and therefore, I cannot create a DB myself. This means that people who have hosted databases, they cannot use SQLServer state for their asp.net applications.

the problem was that the log file was full: run this command to delete the log: dump transaction DATABASE_NAME with no_log

I didn't think it was meant for that. I thought it was meant for public files you don't want a search engine to index. AFAIK a search engine won't start guessing URLs so there is no need to list "hidden" files in your robot.txt when those hidden files are not linked to from an indexable file. i.e. Don't list your hidden files. regards, Paul Watson Ireland FeedHenry needs you Shog9 wrote: eh, stop bugging me about it, give it a couple of days, see what happens.

Where did you put your robots.txt? It needs to be in root level. (ie. you should be able to read it from www.MySite.com/robots.txt) Also, the search result may be from google cache before you put the robots.txt up.

Or you could do this: <%= pageTitle %> and in your codebehind define pageTitle as protected and assign it in the Page_Load event: pageTitle = "the title of my page"; regards, Mircea Many people spend their life going to sleep when they’re not sleepy and waking up while they still are.

Probably because it is happening on quite rare occassions that hasn't got the much of attention. :) Best Regards, Apurva Kaushal

string[] numberstrings = mystring.split('>'); int[] numbers = new int[numberstrings.Length]; for (int i=0; i<numberstrings.Length; i++) { numbers[i] = int.Parse(numberstrings[i]); } You might want to make sure that all the strings that come out of the split really are numbers through so you should probably wrap the line in the for loop with a try/catch statement to be safe. -- modified at 10:52 Monday 5th June, 2006

Hi, You can check the version of ASP.NET from IIS. go to control panel -- > IIS manager -- > default website and then right click and click properties. If you have installed more than one .NET frameworks, then there will be a dropdown showing the current framework in use. You can select the appropriate one. Thanks, Sushant Duggal.

No, I have not solved the problem, yet. Can u give more information regarding ".net repair" thanks -- modified at 9:45 Wednesday 31st May, 2006

Hi I have following code: Uri uri = new Uri("http://www.examples.co.uk/index.aspx"); websiteAddress = uri.Host; uri.Host would return "www.examples.co.uk". But how can I get: "examples.co.uk" thanks