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mm.. interesting. i put a trap for all the events and all of them loaded only once. (pageload, pageinit) the twice load happened only when there was an exception. the exception was called twice. is there a retry or something?

yes , but i need to add dynamic values to those fields which are read from a database. if i use simple html tags i cant change their values easily can i ?

tnx , but i cant ask my customers to do that , they are usually art and nature like activists...

yes , i did it but my problem is the new link overruns existing pages. like here i am in this page writing a comment, if i click the link it will be instead of this page and not open a new one. i want to use the target="..." thing..

yeh... well how can i trap this event ? i want to 'handle' this unhandled exception..

You can use Server.MapPath(.) to retrive current directory of you website.

ok , tnx :)

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This is true and probably sufficient for many cases, but be aware you are changing from POST to GET and then have the limitations of the querystring, such as: maximum of 2083 characters in the URI(This is IE, not sure for FF/Opera/other), and of course there are potentially security risks if you are sending any sensitive data it will be shown and can be easily altered by the end user. If you are trying a to re-post without relying on the querystring to a different page in your application there are probably workarounds (maybe by populating fields on an intermediate page, or manually building a response...then having one of them autopost to your ultimate target?) But I have never tried these before.

alternatively - a simpler solution (addmittedly not as seamless) would be to add a page on your website that directs the to a new window using a hyperlink with target="_blank" or using javascript to dynamically pop an new window?? Neonlight

well my friend this is an ASP.NET question because i am using an ASP.NET page and from it i need to submit a form to other page. but since ASP.NET creates its own form for its purposes i cant build my inner form for the submit purpose. any suggestions? i heared AJAX can solve this but i am not familiar with it tnx, avi

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thanks musefan , it works fine :thumbsup:

ok , thanks i shall try that :)

shabya wrote: the computer itself on startup or manual activation from srart->programs -> Well, in this case, Environment.UserName is exactly what you are looking for. Jimmanuel already give you the anwser:) :) I Love KongFu~

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