My session mode is 'InProc' and expiry timeout is '90' minutes. And it takes maximum 30 seconds to move the directory. Please Help. Thanks. Sekhar :)

Thanks Rupesh for your reply. It realy helped. Thanks once again. Sekhar :)

SekharOne wrote: are placed under one div 'myDiv' ASP.NET won't maintain viewstate for Dynamic controls created in page_load. You can add these controls to a DataGrid/GridView than to a DIV. So viewstate will be maintained along with the parent control and you can take the control by iterating through gridview's rows. All C# applications should call Application.Quit(); in the beginning to avoid any .NET problems.- Unclyclopedia How to use google | Ask smart questions

As far as I know, this can be done through IMAP only. Since, .NET inherently does not support IMAP so you might have to search for a third party tool to achieve the desired scenario. Best Regards, Sam Xavier www.componentone.com

if in datagrid button id="btndel" and commandname="btndelete" then on datagrid's itemcommand write this code. // code. if e.commandname="btndelete" dim btn as button btn=e.item.findcontrol("btndel") if not btn is nothing then ''write delete query here. end if ''refresh datagrid. end if :-D Vivek Kushwaha

hmm , do one thing open yr IIS , select yr localserver - > websites -> default websites IN default websites find yr project name if there then right click on that select properties and select tab virtual directories, see the application name textbox is have value or not , if not then press create button and select OK May be yr problem will be solved

thanks senthil but how can i call the javascript from within the code window(aspx.vb) file. Please help me , I am new in asp.net. Thanks. Sekhar :)

check the parameter for Window.showModalDialog.. Amit Agarwal

btn_close.Attributes.Add("onclick", "window.close(); return false;");

You could use ajax, all other .net controls post back to server as the controls are controlled by server side code I think ajax has a calendar control

you can set display property to "none" for hide the div & "block" for show the div. (Don't use Visiblity.) Best Regards

You may want to check out this article from Microsoft ... http://support.microsoft.com/kb/301982/[^]

Hi Nilesh I had already used that before I get this problem. I am able to navigate to url addresses using WebBrowser1.Url = New System.Uri(txtURL.Text) and after navigating to the site in the txtURL i found there are several links and several buttons. I want to know how I can click on a link or a button on the page so that I can actually simulate the process of someone sitting and clicking on the links. Thanks for your response. If anybody can help me out in finding a solution to this problem then it will help me a lot. Thanks in advance. Sekhar :)

Thanks Adams for your response. My problem is when I assign the link in the line link1 = WebBrowser1.Document.link(10) it doesn't produce any output and the immediate line after this line also doen't gets executed. I think some errors occur in this line and the compiler is not able to track it. for which the focus goes to the exe after this line gets executed. If you can help me out in solving the problem, it will be a great help. Thanks in advance. Sekhar :)

This is a global IE setting (read:problem ;P ), not a VB one. Try googling it :) . Link[^]

Maybe your connection is already open. You should replace con1.Open()with this: If con1.State <> ConnectionState.Open Then con1.Open() End If Also, you should put a Finally block on your try catch, and close the connection after you run an ExecuteNonQuery or an ExecuteScalar. You can use something similar to how you open it, like this: If con1.State <> ConnectionState.Closed Then con1.Close() End If Some other things I noticed in your code...you're importing sqlclient, but you are not using it, so you probably don't need to import it (unless you are using it in code that you didn't post) Also, you declared a dataadapter object, but you are not using that either (again, unless you just didn't post it)...you also might want to look at disposing objects when you are done with them. For example, once you've used the command object at the end of you function, you could dispose it. Hope this helps.

Use ChrW(34) Like this: TextBox1.Text = ChrW(34) & "This is a string." & ChrW(34) The output would be: "This is a string." You can put any character in ChrW(.) by looking at this page: http://www.utoronto.ca/webdocs/HTMLdocs/NewHTML/iso_table.html[^] As you can see, the double quote char is decimal 34. http://www.themightyatom.nl

Eh...? You didn't read my previous post, you just replied to it anyway? Experience is the sum of all the mistakes you have done.