Assuming you're talking about file upload speed of the network, you'll need to transfer a file over the network (assumedly to a website), measure how long it took, then do a little arithmetic to figure out the bits pers second of the file upload. There's no magic to it. Tech, life, family, faith: Give me a visit. I'm currently blogging about: Islamic Domination: Coming to a Jewish state near you! The apostle Paul, modernly speaking: Epistles of Paul Judah Himango

Hi Sean, I only can read half of your reply in the email sent to me, the rest of it simply said "...(continued)", I guess you might have clicked the Email link instead of the Reply. Fortunately, the first half of the email may help me figure out the cause (hopefully). Well, after the login control authenticates the user, if the user is authenticated, the control will add the authentication cookie with the same name which you use it your own method. This happens after the Authenticate event, so it may override your own cookie. So your authenticate code should validate the user credentials only, and you can create an event handler for the LoggedIn event to add your authentication cookie. In addition, you may also want to check out the Roles Management in the ASP.NET 2.0 instead of managing on your own. http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/53s18z5c.aspx[^] http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dnpag2/html/PAGHT000013.asp[^]

Thanks for the reply. I did some reading last night from what you gave me and some articles I found via google. It's all working now. Thanks again!

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led mike wrote: If it is not firing then something is not set correctly. I thought about that for a second then I realized that I didn't have AutoPostBack set to true for the control. Works fine now :laugh: Thanks for the heads up!

Hey thanks a lot ;) Sean :)

Well, more of the case of Web Forms how you need to check if your reloading those Listboxes again, and if so that whenever you reload the page again, it might reload those items again and reset whatever changes you want in the first place. Another issue becomes if its stateless or not (meaning does it retain the data when you press on buttons, that go back to the server to process things and spit back out the result on the WebForm that you asked for). Web Forms are really difficult to determine where your problem is. You need to check how the flow of the web form works, but from hazarding a guess of why nothing is happening is most possibly that you are resetting those listboxes to that nothing is happening. But this is just guessing, it'd be better with a full code rather than a specific method, but thats your call. Kuira

I probably should have known that :) Thanks a million!

Yeah that works :) Thanks!

Sean89 wrote: I dont think you are understanding my question. I'm sorry. Sean89 wrote: Any ideas? IMO, there are a couple of reasons as to why the application sends the user back to the login page: + The username/password is not correct (might not be this case). + The user account is not authorised to view the web page in the Admin or SuperAdmin folder. So could you double check the authorization settings of your application, especially for the Admin/SuperAdmin folder. + The authentication ticket is not added. Have you tried to debug your application and step through your sample code line by line and see what is actually happening?

Hi there, you just do a quick search from this site, I believe you will have what you need. below is just one of them...Web Progress Bar << >>

Thanks!

Never mind, you will learn :) Ed

Thanks! Thought it would be something small like that. Works fine now ;P

Thanks. I'll have a look at that. Also I just ran into a problem that I should have seen coming. For bigger files I need to send the data to the database in packets. But I have no idea how :( Any articles you know of that will solve my problem?

Looks like that is what I need. Thanks!

Yup, exactly what I need. Thanks ;P

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I do not believe that this is possible, unless the program is a dll and is injected into a currently running program or the dll is injected into the OS. Through programming you would be able to write a program to see what processes use what dlls, but the task manager does not have this capability and would inadvertenly hide the injected program from view. Hence the reason why the program is so called "'virtually' invisible to users" Regards, 1tg46 Check out 3D Game Development with Dark Basic Professional [^]programming.

Thanks to both of you!