Excellent. Thanks. I'm new to regular expressions, and they appear very alien so far. Muchas Gracias :-D

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Thats it??? :doh: So simple. I'm kicking myself now. Thank you.

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Hey Guys I'm using the RegEx to do some pattern matching, but I'm after finding one of 2 specific strings. At the moment I'm using Regex reg1 = new Regex("FIRST[ ]+STRING");Regex reg2 = new Regex("SECOND[ ]+STRING"); Is there a way I could get the Regular Expression to say match exact string A OR exact string B in the same statement? (eg Regex exp = new Regex("ThisString or ThisString"); Thank you in advance :-D

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Billian... Thank you... :-D

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Hi I'm fairly new to ASP.NET, and I'm trying to get my head around the 3 tier application thing... I believe that with a 3 tier asp application, you can have your presentation layer on one machine, business logic on another, and the data on yet another. I understand the principle, but not the mechanics. The data layer is obvious to me, but how would the ASP.NET presentation layer communicate with the business logic? (I would normally have this all in the same project) Does this need to be accomplished with socket programming? (I'm sorry if this is a silly question) Thank you in advance, :-D

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Great. Thank you. :-D

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Thats a good point about the session data. I didn't think about that. I suppose session data would no longer be any use unless stored in a database or maybe in cookies? to cope with the possibility of a different server serving up your newly navigated page from the previous page. That has given me a good start. Thank you. :-D

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Thank you for your reply. I'm sorry. I don't think I was very clear with what I'm after. This is my first large scale application. Everything else I have done has been happy running on a single server. This project is to run on clustered servers, so I was wondering if I would need to code to account for the multiple servers (Data Access etc), or if I should just code as I would have for a single server solution? I don't know if the cluster would take care of itself, or if I need to take care of it programatically. This is probably a silly question, but I'm self taught, and have never tackled this kind of thing before. (I may be in a little over my head... :-O )

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Hi Guys I'm starting work on a project that is a larger scale to anything I've done before, and it is probable that we will be deploying it to clutered servers... Do I need to do anything special to account for this in the app? or would I just carry on developing as though it was a single server web application? Thanks in advance :-D

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OK cool. I'll have a crack at that method then. A little c# behind the scenes could go a long way... Thank you. :-D

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Hi Guys Is it possible to format specific words using CSS? I'm wanting to highlight key words within some pages of code samples, but don't fancy wrapping all the keywords in tags... Cheers, :-D

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It's having some added benifits too... I've been having loads of trouble with authentication with the ReportViewer control looking at SSRS reports. Now I'm just redirecting that traffic into this iFrame jobby, and hey presto!!! The authentication is working perfectly, and it appears to be slightly quicker... :-D :-D :-D Me thinks I need to look at more HTML stuff rather than concentrating on the ASP controls...

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Thats perfect, thanks... I'm a newb, so I've never heard of that one. Works a treat. Thank you very much. :-D

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Hi Guys, Quick question... Is it possible to display a page from one location in an ASP.NET page? I have an intranet application in ASP.NET 2.0 that I want to display some fileshare pages which are on our existing sharepoint portal within my site so I can keep all my menus etc for navigation. Thank you, :-D

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Hi Guys I have a web app which is using windows authentication. In this app I have a report viewer control. My problem is that when tested on my development machine, it works fine, but I get authentication errors when I try to view the reports on the app on the server. I think this is because the report viewer control is trying to view the SSRS report using the servers credentials rather than the users windows credentials. Does anybody know how I can pass the user credentials to the control to avoid the error? (I don't want to use <identity impersonate="true" /> as not everyone should be able to view all reports) Thank you,

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Thank you.

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Hi Guys I'm a bit of a newb to the joys of ASP.NET, and I have a bit of a problem... I'm trying to use windows authentication with my app as it's intended for intranet. I have the following in my main web.config:

<authentication mode="Windows"/>
<authorization>
<allow users="*"/>
<deny users="?"/>
</authorization>

And I have the following in the config file of a directory that I only want certain users to see:

<configuration>
<appSettings/>
<connectionStrings/>
<system.web>
<authorization>
<allow users="unswortp"/>
<allow users="HO\unswortp"/>
</authorization>
</system.web>
</configuration>

My problem is the restrictions on the folder will not allow me to get into that folder when deployed to the IIS server, although it works fine on my development machine. I cant help but think that the Windows Credentials it is using are not on the local machine, but on the server, so once deployed to the server, I have no chance. Am I doing something wrong? or is this just the way the windows authentication works in ASP.NET Apps? Is there something else I need to set up? Also, how would I pluck the Windows Username of the end user programatically?

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Yip... The right aligned items were already in their own div with their own CSS class, so I stuck padding-right:20px; into the class, and it appears to be working nicely. Like I said though, this does mean that when the scroll bars are hidden, the right aligned text looks quite a distance from the edge, but I feel thats a small price to pay. :-D

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Thanks anyway... Just so you know, after much playing around, I have kind of solved the right aligned stuff by applying padding. This does make it look slightly odd when the scroll bars are not visible, but it's working better than the fixed width option. Thank you for you time. :-D

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Thanks for you reply, The thing is, I don't want to fix the width or the list box so that it looks pretty much the same accross different resolutions. I did try messing about with the width as a percentage, but that makes it look funny when the browser isn't full screen... Do you know of a way without fixing the width? I could do that, but only as a last resort. Cheers, :-D

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