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Did you try searching for the keywords? (WMI, win32_process_ A quick search returned these results: Howto: (Almost) Everything In WMI via C# Part 2: Processes[^] Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) Implementation[^] #region signature my articles #endregion

That's cool. I didn't know Process.GetProcesses could get the processes of a remote machine. I thought it was limited to where the exe was run from. "The More You Know..."

It turns out it was due to the fact these images being accessed were in a folder with 1,000 other images. Apparently this slowed down requests for these files for some reason. Once I moved these site images into a separate folder the problem went away.

I got it working using my example above. Thanks for the advice everyone.

u have to capture the key press event and you have to check the condition whether enter is pressed or not if pressed you have to dopostback on the control you want following the is the example to capture event. in you aspx page under the for tag place your text box in page load event write the following code If Not Me.IsPostBack() Then textBoxName.Attributes.Add("onKeyDown", "javascript:checkEvent();") End If in your aspx page under the HEAD tag write the following javascript code function checkEvent() { alert(window.event.keyCode); if (window.event.keyCode==13) { __doPostBack("controlname",""); //please check the code i used to do like this only make sure view state of your control is true this is code i have used and it is working fone for me } } Thanks Warm Regards Prakash-B

Only by either displaying all the data at once or implementing AJAX methods. The latter case would not be search engine friendly either. only two letters away from being an asset

Ok I figured it out. Thanks for getting me thinking straight. I had to do it from a hyperlink field I changed the DataTextField to my image column in the database and then I used the DataTextFormatString [image: %7B0%7D]

I tried google. I have yet to find any good results.

C# ASP is called ASP.NET. ASP is something else. You can create a page which just has an asp:Literal control, and insert your HTML into that. But, I'm not sure if that helps, because that would generate a page to send to the client, is that what you want, or do you want to post it direct to paypal ? Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog "I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )

InvalidTypecast wrote: How would I post the values from the code behind? Using a WebRequest or WebClient object. --- single minded; short sighted; long gone;

Ok, on about my 5th google search result page I found it :) If you do this from the GridView_RowUpdating function you can use e.NewValues to get the new value. Problem solved :)

Hello, Let me suggest a redesign. Instead of ArrayList you could use a Hashtable (or Dictonary .Net>1.1). Your "Value" would be the full instance of the class, and the "Key" would be the productName. You could than make an "Add" Method which controls if the Key already exist. If no -> add the instance to the Collection. If yes -> increase the count of the existing instance. Hope it helps! All the best, Martin

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