We actually use them for one of our products. The rules are a bit strange: we are not allowed to connect them to our corporate network wirelessly. Updating the software can only be done with USB. Demos are on independent networks. The big problem is demoing them on a big screen. The big screens have DVI or HDMI inputs. The tablets have micro HDMI outputs. You wouldn't believe how difficult it is to find a micro HDMI to DVI or micro HDMI to HDMI connector of the right sex. I've also seen tablets being used for reference documents on projects. During system test, we work on an independent network and it takes the place of a laptop for looking up documents whenever there is a query about the ICD. Takes a while to get used to the fingerprints and their batteries last a lot longer than that of a laptop. As for note taking: they are pretty useless unless you are a one/two finger typist. As a touch typist, I find the on-screen keyboard impossible to use because there is no feedback other than visual. You can't listen, look at something else and type (which is what touch typists do). You have to look at the keyboard and type with your two index fingers (which is what one/two finger typists do).

Of course it's the programmer! Who else? And what is a "progress bar", if it gives no indication whatsoever about the "progress"!?!

Solved: Solution: include the populate of first drop down in aspx page, don't specify a servicepath for the first one, like this: <WebMethod()> _ Public Function populateProjectDDLPageMethod(ByVal knownCategoryValues As String, ByVal category As String) As AtlasControlToolkit.CascadingDropDownNameValue() (...) </x-turndown>

1. Right click on your toolbox and select "Add Tab". 2. Name this tab "Atlas". 3. Right click on the newly created Atlas tab & select "Choose items...", this will open the Choose Toolbox Items dialog. 4. Browse to the location of the Microsoft.Web.Atlas.dll file and open it. 5. Click ok. This will add all the Atlas components to your toolbox. ii_noname_ii wrote: Extender controls require a ScriptManager to be present on the page. All the Atlas controls require the ScriptManager to be added to the form. The ScriptManager is the component that provides partial rendering (i.e. the Ajax effect). More than that I can't really tell you at the moment. It's still new to me as well.

Running out of time for today, but will check here soon.. Seems once I've picked an item on drop down list nr.2 it won't repopulate after i change on nr.1 again..?

thx :-D

Anyone? :sigh:

ii_noname_ii wrote: The client wants a popup window correctly sized... He also wants it to work for everyone, which is not the case atm with my javascript window.opens... That is not possible. To open a window at a specific size you need to use Javascript, but as you can disable Javascript or certain Javascript functions in the browser (or using a popup blocker), that can not work for everyone. ii_noname_ii wrote: In any case, this really seems like a missing functionality in vb.net ... It has nothing to do with VB.NET what so ever, as you are opening the popup in the browser. ii_noname_ii wrote: What about those nasty crack/serial, or porn pages that manage to open popups in your face, despite your popup blocker? Popup blockers may have settings for what popups it allows. If a site manages to follow these rules, it can use a popup. There is also the possibility that the popup is not a popup at all, but just a part of the page that looks like a popup. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

Thx for replies, I was afraid I would have to use tables... :/ I guess it's the best way... For menu, I already like mine (really cool :P) Just not sure how to set up the left frame so it fits menu on all resolutions... Unless some1 has a better idea, I'm going to work my way to the right pixel width so it fits perfectly for 1024, and not so bad if the little arrows are not showing for 800*600 users, and anyone over 1024 has room enough for a little extra margin after menu (looks better too) Again, thx for replies, very nice. :cool: -- modified at 4:38 Thursday 10th August, 2006 Actually, just moving my visual studio window from 1 screen (high res) to another (low res), and making sure it fits both...

Solved it myself, posting solution for others: I had and needed this on top of my page Response.CacheControl = "no-cache" (Or it wouldn't show last added items..) Had to remove that line to get the excel thing working... And to solve the display thing, I just sent a unique new id for each time a record was added (open aaa.aspx?id="& newID &" instead of open aaa.aspx))

ty sir :P

try this Session.Contents.Remove()

No... One simple example of how I use it: (sub) (...) If password1.Text <> password2.Text Then 'alert and stop operation: MsgBox("The passwords in the two password fields do not match", 0, "Error") (...) (exit sub)