Does anyone read documentation these days? The API docs are there for a reason! System.GC.Collect() This doesn't guarantee collection, just suggest to the GC that it might want to think about it.

No, you can't. If you don't want to store the SessionID in a cookie, there is no other place than in the URL. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

Hi Mahendra, No we cannot maintain it. With Regards Satips

We all know that Session State is bad, as it won't allow us to scale applications in web farms - but now with the .NET framework Microsoft tells us it is OK to use Session state again. This can be used by using cookieless. In this dot net creates and store some unique name toeach cookie request. Amit

The two versions of .net can run side by side. Make sure that .net 1.1 is installed on the server and then install your app. Run the iis manager console and go to the properties/ASP.net tab for the virtual directory that contains your app and ensure that .net 1.1 is selected.

mbsum wrote: i am not getting solution can u explain me if u have time thanks Mahendra After you have opened the third window, wait for it to load, so that you can get the value of window.opener from the second window to the third window. Perhaps you should run a script onload in the third window that stored the reference window.opener.opener and then closes the second window. -- modified at 2:31 Wednesday 9th August, 2006 --- b { font-weight: normal; }

No, you can't do that. The reload method reloads the page using the same URL. If you want to change the URL, assign it to the location property. Example: window.opener.location = 'ThePage.aspx?id=42'; --- b { font-weight: normal; }

+ Go through the string array and manage to convert each string to the Guid value. + Use the Array.ConvertAll: Guid[] guids = Array.ConvertAll<string, Guid>(arrme, delegate(string s) { return new Guid(s); });

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an int cannot go that high. you must set it to one minute and then do a date compare. Theres no way around it -------------------------------------------------------- 1 line of code equals many bugs. So don't write any!! My mad coder blog