Have a look at these articles, they may help you: [1[^]] [2[^]] [3[^]] HTH, Thea

Is FrontPage Server Extensions installed? Have a look at this KB article[^]. HTH, Thea

Sorry, don't know what happened there. Add onkeypress="return(submitForm());" to your asp textbox. < asp:TextBox id="TextBox2" runat="server" onkeypress="return(submitForm());" >

An idea, this is without a datagrid. Add this to your textbox: Then at the top of your page add this: function submitForm() { if (event.keyCode == 13) { document.all('TextBox3').focus(); return false; } } HTH, Thea

I have to second that! I've been playing around with Membership and Profiles - it makes authentication etc so much easier and much faster. The login/logout, CreateNewUser, ChangePassword, etc controls are just amazing - it handles everything basicly automatically!!! The only thing that has given me a headache so far was the SiteMapPath and the Menu. After a while I wasn't sure whether it was a bug or if I was just not setting the correct properties. :-D

Don't know of a quick solution, but what you can use is something like a screen scrape, where you get all the html, and then use a regular expression to find the tag. Try <a href="http://www.dotnetjohn.com/articles/articleid93.aspx">this example</a>[<a target=_blank title='New Window' href="http://www.dotnetjohn.com/articles/articleid93.aspx">^</a>]. HTH, Thea </x-turndown>

Just a suggestion, you probably have a reason for using the recordset. But if you used a dataset with your dropdown list, you could do this: ddlSelected.DataSource = ds.Tables(0) ddlSelected.DataTextField = ds.Tables(0).Columns("au_lname").ColumnName.ToString() ddlSelected.DataValueField = ds.Tables(0).Columns("au_id").ColumnName.ToString() ddlSelected.DataBind() :-) Thea

Have a look at this[^] article, it may help you. HTH, Thea

Try adding the 'ECHEVIL-LAPTOP\ASPNET' user account to your database. In Enterprise Manager, open your Sql Server Groups --> open the security folder --> right-click Logins --> New Login --> Browse to your 'ECHEVIL-LAPTOP\ASPNET' and select it. Then on the Database Access tab, select your database which you want to access and check the public and db_datareader roles. HTH, Thea

Have a look at ASP.Net [^]examples. Have Sql examples there, basically all you do is change all the 'sql' to 'oledb'. using System.Data.OleDb; OleDbConnection myConnection = new OleDbConnection( "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=\somepath\mydb.mdb;Jet OLEDB:Database Password=MyDbPassword;"); OleDbCommand myCommand = new OleDbCommand("select * from Authors", myConnection); myConnection.Open(); OleDbDataReader dr = myCommand.ExecuteReader(); ... myConnection.Close(); As for connection strings, have a look at www.connectionstrings.com[^]. HTH, :)

Are you running Windows Server 2003? If so, check out this link[^]. Also try running aspregiis.exe -i from the .NET command prompt. HTH :)

If I understand you correctly - No. :)

Any control that implements INamingContainer, ie. Datagrid, Repeater changes the IDs of the controls within them to keep all the control ids on the page unique. The same happens with user controls. Have a look at this[^] and this[^]to see how to access these controls. HTH, :)

Try this: 1. Go to IIS (Control Panel - Administrative Tools - IIS) 2. Open Default Web Site 3. Right click your sites folder -> properties 4. On Directory tab, click Create and then OK HTH :)

ALTER DATABASE DBNAME COLLATE Latin1_General_CI_AS GO HTH :)

Have you tried top.window.close()?

Hi Nitin, You don't have to install Sql Client. If I understand correctly you have application1 on your local machine and it connects fine to MSDE db1 on win2003 server. But when you move application1 to win2003 server it does not connect to MSDE db1? If it was the other way around there could be more reasons, but I'm real sorry, I don't have an answer here. :(( I did get this link, maybe it can help you. Good luck, Thea

So is the SQL and the application on different computers? Can you connect to this SQL server from the computer on which the application resides? Let's say through Query Analyzer? Your connection string looks fine. Where does your connection string reside? Web.config? Try connecting to another SQL Server from your application. HTH, Thea

You posted this in the asp.net section as well. Gave you an answer there.

Hi, It should not be a problem, does you connection string look like this: data source=MYDEVSERVER;initial catalog=northwind;user id=sa;password=1234dev;Trusted_Connection=False"; HTH, Thea