Why are you posting using two different accounts? :confused: "These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer

I have run across this problem many times and Have FINALLY found out what is going on and how to solve it. In VS 2012 (and probably 2010 and 2013), after you load your web site, right click on the site name (usually something like C:\..\\) and a large menu appears. Look for "Use IIS Express..." and click on this. Two pop-ups will appear click Yes on the first and OK on the second. Give it a few seconds and you will then see the site name has changed and the C:\..\ is no longer there. (i.e. C:\..\MySite\ becomes MySite). If you don't already have a specific page set up to be the default page to run when you run the site from VS, click on the start page, (i.e. index.asp, Default.asp, etc...) and then hit F5 to run the site. It should come right up. If you try to run the above procedure but you don't see the option "Use IIS Express..." what you might see instead is "Use Visual Studio Development Server". This means you are already set up to run classic asp and your problem is probably your pages. Things you can try: Hit Shift-F4 to open the properties page and select Start Options. Click on Use Current Page and then click Okay. Select the simplest/do nothing ASP page you have (or create one), one that doesn't require logging in or getting data from a database but maybe just prints something to the screen using a Response.Write. Once selected, hit F5. If this page works then VS is set up correctly but the problem is with your code.

Open IIS Manager, click on your site, select "Default Document" in the "IIS" section. Add your desired asp page and move it to the top of the list.

1. Create a web site at IIS 2. Set the virtual path to the folder where your files are available. 3. Set the default page at the property window Krishna Murthy G

Take a look, it may answer your question: http://serverfault.com/questions/168056/sharing-port-80-between-sharepoint-and-default-iis-website[^] SharePoint Consultant and Developer at acocon Author of Primary ROleplaying SysTem I'm the ninth in a row of seven!

Hi, You wrote that RadGrid seem to do a partial post-back. You may check it by looking to IsPostBack property... If this is true (and older RadGrid has it own ajax and used it to partial post back independently from your declarations) than setting VisibleOnPageLoad will not work (no pageload...). In that case you mast render some js to open the window... May I suggest something? Use client side js to open RadWindow... I'm not questioning your powers of observation; I'm merely remarking upon the paradox of asking a masked man who he is (V).

Manfred, Sorry about the repeated posts. It won't happen again. Thanks, Steve Holdorf :((

It is writen in C#. When the ajax timer is removed from the page no javascript errors occur. The timer event is correct and on compile no build errors. Thanks, Steve Holdorf

Yeah if you turn off cookies the session still works by using query strings, and it will default to this mode if a user has set their option to not accept cookies, so you don't have total control over it. It's a good idea to make sure you're saving query strings for that rare case, even if you turn cookies on in the web.config. This is the key element: ... I usually put the "cookieless" to "AutoDetect" because if you pick "UseCookies" and the user has cookies disables, it won't throw an error, but it won't establish a session either. If you're using a web farm, you have to use mode=SQLServer or Custom, where you have to implement session management yourself.

I got it working. I had some commented out code in my Ajax portion that was causing the error! Steve Holdorf

Please remember that the actual code is at my office at work and I am at home. I have network security rules that don't allow me to bring code home. However, this is a Silverlight page control the Do Work Complete bw_RunWorkerCompleted is the Async event that is called once the bw_DoWork is finishes. Now, 'TimeLine timeline' is a codeplex control which is a sub-control on the main page control that displays a Silverlight timeline. How it works is that a wcf call is made which fills the timeline's List events collection that is a property of the TimeLine control. Now, when timeline.UpdateEvents is called the timeline control iterates the list and re-draws the timeline with each of the collection's event objects. The Backgroundworker class provides an Async run event and on event complete combination. I have to put the 'while (!autoEvent.WaitOne())', sorry I forgot the while in the while loop, to wait until the main thread signals so that the Dispatch.BeginInvoke(timeline.UpdateEvents) is blocked unitl the collection is updated by the wcf call or I get an exception. I know that my discription is a bit sketchy but this is all I can go on as far a specifics until in the morning. If you can help that would be great! Thanks, Steve Holdorf

As well as the overloads of the Load method which take a file path, there are overloads which take a Stream or a TextReader as the source: File path: void Load(string) void Load(string, bool) void Load(string, Encoding) void Load(string, Encoding, bool) void Load(string, Encoding, bool, int) Stream: void Load(Stream) void Load(Stream, bool) void Load(Stream, Encoding) void Load(Stream, Encoding, bool) void Load(Stream, Encoding, bool, int) void Load(TextReader) There's also a LoadHtml method which accepts a string containing the HTML to load. "These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined." - Homer

Postback's are generally triggered based on some action from user. Since you have not explained your scenario on what you want and why you are in need of such a scenario it is difficult to suggest alternative or other possible way. Right now, if you are aware of page Life cycle, all you are trying to ask/do by second postback is repeat few of already executed events and just raise the previous event handlers again. Still if you are looking for ways to do, possible ways: 1. Raise a postback from Javascript. Use RegisterClientScript from code behind to trigger it. 2. You can do a Response.Redirect(Request.RawUrl); // transferring the execution back to same page Sandeep Mewara [My last article]: Server side Delimiters in ASP.NET[^]

I am up against a couple of deadlines for grad school and work at the same time. Here is what I can tell you fast. What you want is possible. I would setup the coding research tasks as follows: code doc lib url as property of web part (this gives you a flexibility for where doc lib can be--not hard coded). Rt click on doc in lib get url directly to item in library. http://zimmergren.net/technical/how-to-custom-web-part-properties-toolpart[^] Next read and write to xml file in doc library. I gave you the read part. The write part is here: Updating list item in document library[^]Of course we would point to Codeproject where possible.:cool:

Can you post your code && XAML please..I don't think Silverlight client has to do anything with your issue. Cheers! Vinod Vinod Kumar Prajapati Software Engineer EBC Publishing Pvt. Ltd.