With that spec, why are you even asking... Nice machine.

A comment like that would make you wonder if it actually was executed every period... Or was the commenter just trying to egg it on...

Nice. Way to reply to a two year old message...

Do you have a camera on your phone maybe?

Hey, If you don't mind something a bit different, I got a titanium ring, which is really quite nice and considerably cheaper than gold...

Also make sure you have your web.config set up to use windows authentication and not forms auth.

As indeed it is. However your item in the Application may not have been added, so it will not exist.

Does your Application["userCount"] item exist the first time this code has run? Your code doesn't handle the possibility of it not being there.

How are you registering your javascript call? You might want to try ScriptManager.RegisterStartupScript, as this will be called following a callback.

You can encrypt sections of the web.config file: http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2006/01/09/434893.aspx[^]

Yes, that's always going to be the case - why don't you put your redirection into the javascript function as well...

See the subject.

anbusenthil wrote:

is tis query correct after joins ...

It depends on what you want it to show and what your data model is... How're we supposed to know. If you want to know if it's syntactically correct, why don't you run it...

This depends very much on what your site does/how you want it to be perceived. Maybe have a look at your competitors and see what bits of their sites you like...

You seem to be missing a closing gridview tag.

SQL Server 2005 isn't configured to accept remote connections by default - you'll need to setup the server configuration correctly.

I'm a bit sleepy after lunch, but... Could you not just hold a log of what a user has queued, and when they hit the server execute everything that they have queued that would have happened up to that point? Providing that they're not interacting with others while they're offline...

I would have to disagree, the lewdness in this joke you bring yourself - it can be taken in a number of ways, and as Ali has said, even telling it to a child would be ok...

Any particular reason you're not using a gridview?

Luc Pattyn wrote:

another one is: use proper names for everything, it really matters.

I like this one. Now we just need to get some way to bring eternal damnation into play if people don't follow your commandments... Hmm...