Use HttpUtility.HtmlEncode() or Server.HtmlCode to encode html on the server side

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The provider might not have a way or the time to import SQL Express database into SQL Server 2005 Database. The database created by the provider is usually blank and you are required to re-create all the necessary objects through the provided interface

Storing multiple rows or even a single row with considerable no. of columns is going to create an impact on the page's performance.

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You must retrieve the CookieContainer of the first response (HttpWebRequest object) and retain the CookieContainer for the subsequent requests

on the .aspx page. function unLoadPage() { document.body.style.cursor='wait'; } see if this is what you are looking for.

AddHandler chk.CheckedChanged, AddressOf OnChangeHandler public sub OnChangeHandler(object sender,EventArgs e) ... .. .. end sub

enclose datagrid tags inside <div style=" OVERFLOW: auto; HEIGHT: 150px"> </div>

Please refer to System.DirectoryServices namespace

Inside the content page Dim HyperLink1 as HyperLink HyperLink1=CType(Master.FindControl('HyperLink1'),HyperLink) HyperLink1 now contains the reference of HyperLink1 control placed in the master page Use Hyperlink1 to manipulate as you would do on a normal page.

Process.Start("cmd.exe","path_to_batch_file")

I would ensure the following calls create COM objects successfully. Set oFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") Set oNSO = CreateObject("wscript.Network") I will also check on \\web1\c$ \\web2\d$ access from the production server using the same security context that runs the .vbs script

Dim image1 As New ImageButton image1.ID = "btnNota0" Panel1.Controls.Add(m) AddHandler image1.Click, btnNote_Click

You can disable post back event validation

Try Dim mailSettings As System.Net.Configuration.MailSettingsSectionGroup = ConfigurationManager.GetSectionGroup("system.net/mailSettings") and remove 32, and 35

If you have developed the user control then provide a public property to disable/enable tooltip by using a for each loop that loops through all tablerows and assigns a blank string If you didn't develop, see whether the table is exposed as a property and manipulate it using server side code

You cannot access Session variables directly, however you can make the session data available as GET / POST variables to your flash script.

Button1.Attributes.Add("onclick", "javascript:window.print();") If this is what you are asking?

For information that needs to tracked across multiple post backs a) Use View State - If the information is tied to a single page & If the information consists of fewer bytes b) Use Profile - If the information represents specific to the logged user on the whole rather than a page or group of page c) Use Session - Information that needs to be tracked for the user, that applies to your application on the whole again use session variables, again you may not want more than few 100 bytes of information as part of session d) Database - If you need to track information for ordering of records and if you have few thousands records always re-request it from the database instead of storing it in session variables e) Cache - If information is common across all connected users.