Hello Richard Thank you for your reply and sorry for not getting back to you earlier. That works a treat. The only reason the user is logging in is to upload files and that is achieved via Userpage.aspx. Thanks again!

That's now working fine, Richard, many thanks.

Thanks. I am familiar with that link - been hours on this! I will give it all a go and fingers crossed! Many thanks again for your help.

When you use an Access database, the code needs to be able to create, modify and delete files in the directory containing the .mdb file. In ASP.NET, the server-side code does not run as a normal user. Depending on the settings for your AppPool, it will either run as a specific user for that pool, or as the Network Service account. On your local machine, you need to give the IIS_IUSRS group "modify" access to the folder. This group contains all of the AppPool-specific users created by IIS. You'll need to contact your hosting company to find out what permissions you need to apply there. "These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer

Member 8761667 wrote: Does it matter which variable finds the record? No, but as I said before, you only need one variable, to tell when you have found the record that matches both userid and password.

You need to know whether the record exists to know whether you're going to send a "forgotten password" email or a "register" email. The flag is initially set to False because the code later updates it to True if the record was found. You could reverse that logic, but I think it makes more sense as it is. "These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer

Yes, there is a theme to the site: www.dimadayoub.net[^], so the style would need to be consistent. Because space there is limited - the form is small - I was thinking of displaying the error messages in the form fields themselves. My CSS is not that good to do that - not sure it can be done in HTML/CSS alone. Grateful for your time.

Glad I could help. :) The difficult we do right away... ...the impossible takes slightly longer.

Hello Thanks for your reply. I am trying to use the correct code to reference sitemap in Web.config, but my browser gives me errors if I use: My sitemap is called sitemap and is an xml file that looks like this: I have checked with an online validator and the code has no errors. My Web.config looks like this: As you can see, I have tried a few possibilies but still not getting anywhere! Thanks again for reply.

Thanks for your message, Ryan. Appreciated!

Many thanks for that, Kornfeld. I will take a look at it. I just thought something 'built in' might be better. Besides, I imagine that I would need a site online already to use an online captcha, and my ASP.NET hasn't been compiled yet. Thanks again!

I think I have upvoted it (clicked on the upwards pointing arrow). Thanks again!

Nice to see the link that you have provided. ~R@JEES#

If you make a plain html template, put a div in the body with the class mentioned, and use your class attributes like above in a style element in the header it does just what I think you want: a box with a border around it ( I did add a width and height to the div so I could see it ). First thought is that maybe a subsequent css file called for in the html file is overriding your class settings? Try placing your css file with this class above as last in your style element section of your html file and see if that changes anything. :) vbmike

It looks to me as if it has stopped. In the very bottom left of the software it says 'Ready'. Everything has stopped in modernizr. It has stopped here at the very top of modernizr: window.Modernizr = (function( window, document, undefined ) { and has a red spot next to it with a yellow arrow inside it, and the Immediate Window is blank.

Thanks for that jkirkerx, I didn't realise it has to involve CSS. Sorry for the late reply.

Thank you for your reply. So something like this (according to examples I have seen elsewhere) as logon.css is in my Account folder: link href="<%=ResolveUrl("~/Account/logon.css")%>" Thanks again

Hello Richard Thanks for that. I actually have in aspx.vb: Dim target = String.Format("~/Success.aspx?Name={0}", username.Text) ' Perform your Redirect ' Response.Redirect(target, True) and in success.aspx.vb: Public Class success Inherits System.Web.UI.Page Protected Sub Page\_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load If Request("Name") IsNot Nothing Then ' It exists, so set your label (and a trailing comma) to display your name ' Name.Text = String.Format("{0}, ", Request("Name")) End If End Sub End Class That seems to work, but I don't have HttpUtility.UrlEncode or HttpUtility.HtmlEncode. Thanks again for your time.