Hi Zaboboa, This should do the trick: Dim text as string = "any html" Dim newDoc As New HtmlDocument newDoc.LoadHtml(text)

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You should never need to create a new database based on new users resgistering. I suugest that you look at your databade design. However if you really need to do this you will probably have to script it on the database server. What type of database are you talking about here? mySQL, SQLServer ...? You could for example get your code to write a dynamically generated script file to the server and then run it to create your required database.

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I think I know what you are trying to say. I do not think you can do this from the data in one column. What you might try doing is create a temp table with which mirrors the layout of your gridview and then populating the rows and columns from that.

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I agree with this. You cannot control security using xml but you can check variables and then redirect accordingly. Another option would be to use a database and check the users security level and that will determine what pages they can view.

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The error will be displayed in your 'Output' window. Double click on the error message and it should take you to the line of code that is in error. Once at the line in error make sure you have the same amount of matching open and closing brackets. You error is common with something like e.g.

lnTemp = Len(lsAmount

should be for example

lnTemp = Len(lsAmount)

I hope this helps.

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Well, from your initial description I would say it should help! Please be more specific when you say 'This does not help'. The application calls specific pages which would in-turn cache the pages in IIS. This would then make them readily available to everyone else. So how does this not help?

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Hi NetQuestions, Generally speaking the Database Administrator would set these up for you. I guess you must be using SQLServer? Adding Users: http://sureshsharmaaspdotnet.wordpress.com/2008/05/03/create-custom-database-for-membershiproleprofile-in-sql-server/[^][^] Adding Roles / User in Roles: http://articles.techrepublic.com.com/5100-10878_11-1061781.html[^] As for Memberships: http://www.15seconds.com/issue/050216.htm[^]

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Hi ya, You could use a piece of software specifically designed to keep DotNetNuke websites alive. Its called 'DNN Keep Alive 2008' and you can specify a full url (including file name) it runs as a service and on a particular heartbeat that you specify it will visit each and every site/page that you have set up. More info is here, I hope this helps (However it is $24.95) http://www.dnnportal.eu/ToolsAddOns/DNNKeepAlive2008/tabid/81/Default.aspx[^] http://www.snowcovered.com/snowcovered2/Default.aspx?tabid=242&PackageID=9749[^]

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Hi NetQuestions, It all depends on what you are trying to achieve. A seperate database is over the top and not needed. Maybe needed if you have a local database and a remote database, but to be honest I would still hold the user credentials on both anyway. More databases equal potentially more maintenance / overhead, more chance to get hacked and more connections strings / threads.

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This may help: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/815152[^]

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Its because Only IIS7 supports the integrated pipeline. you cannot run this on IIS 5.1

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Hi Christian, Sounds like you like flaming VB, you must be in the C camp then. I disagree VB was not designed for stupid people. I know C and VB, i use both almost every day. Personally I prefer VB as it looks less messy to the reader. Self documenting code (well almost). Its all about using coding standards in this case and the variables have not been properly thought about, a very easy mistake for someone hat is still learning the basics or has had no real life commercial experience.

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Hi, Please confirm, are you using Server.Transfer? yes or no.

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Hi, If you truely value your code, obsfusication is definately not the answer. No matter what tool you use, if someone is patient enough they will be able to reverse engineer it. It should only be used as a deterant and not for code protection.

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Hi Jitendra, If you are using Server.TransferRequest this cannot be used on any versions of IIS below version 7. If you are then this is the error you will get. Please post the code that you are using when you receive the error.

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Not sure as you have not supplied your code, however if you want to learn how to use pointers in Visual Basic read these articles. http://www.codeproject.com/KB/vbscript/UB_Pointers_In_VB.aspx[^] http://www.codeproject.com/KB/vbscript/how_to_do_pointers_in_visual_basic.aspx[^]

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By checking the server logs.

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.NET 3.5 is just an extentension of the other versions with some extra controls and mainly the addition of bult in AJAX. Make sure that 3.5 is installed and then open your 2.0 project in VS 2008. The 3.5 functonality should be available to use. See this for addtional details on how to use: http://blogs.msdn.com/vijaysk/archive/2008/03/20/running-asp-net-3-5-on-iis.aspx[^]

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Hi, Please can you tell us what you are trying to do? Also can you post some more code as this may help. At a guess line 9 and 10 have very similar variable names. You should not do that because it is confusing the issue. Try calling them different names e.g. Line 8: Dim classifiedsAPI As New Classifieds() Line 9: Dim laClassifieds_PictureID As Classifieds = classifiedsAPI.Classifieds(pictureID) Line 10: Dim lsClassifieds_Advert As DataSet1.ClassifiedsRow = laClassifieds(0)

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Hi, You cannot use it like that. Example PC No.1 is running the .NET application through Visual Studio by accessing -> http://localhost:3274/trywebsite/Default.aspx PC No.2 which is on same Local Area Network tries to access the same address. This will not work as localhost refers to PC No.2 itself and of course the application is running on PC No.1 The following is untested but may work:- 1. Find out the local IP Address of PC No.1 by going START >> Run and typing CMD [enter] 2. type IPCONFIG [enter] and note down your Ethernet Adapters IP Address (usually ner the top) it will be something like 192.168.x.x (mine is 192.168.2.38 for example) 3. Go to PC No.2 and try to access it in browser by typing in (where the .x.x is your local ip address) -> http://192.168.x.x:3274/trywebsite/Default.aspx Failing that you will have to set it up as an applciation in IIS and then you will be able to access it without the port number e.g. http://192.168.x.x/trywebsite/Default.aspx I hope this helps. Please let me know how you get on.

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