http://www.ie6countdown.com/[^] I wouldn't say its "very high elsewhere" (except China, but thats from pirated Win XPs [^])

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And then so as to mess with our minds, this post itself is selected. It was definitely the mention of BACON. Tim

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The Catalyst wrote: I got the Redirect working, thanks. But i don't understand this line and the documentation in visual studio is fuzzy: btnGo.Attributes.Add("onclick", "document.forms[0].action = 'http://www.server.com/mypage.aspx';"); This code assumes that you have a System.Web.UI.WebControls.Button on your form. All it really does is add the onclick attribute to the rendered button control. For instance: The script that is being run is changing the value of the rendered Form's Action attribute. This attribute stores the URL to post the current form to. Generally in ASP.NET, the form posts to itself, so this is looking like an override of sorts, to post to a different page when the user clicks the Go button. Tim Friesen tntfriesen1@hotmail.com

This occurs when you try to redirect to another page while inside of a try block of a try/catch. 2 possible solutions, redirect elsewhere, or redirect using the overload. For instance: Response.Redirect("url.aspx", false); this will cause redirection to delay until the current page has completed its processing. Tim Friesen tntfriesen1@hotmail.com Run... You fools! - Gandalf

No.. actually I can't... but I found the link and it doesn't seem to work... http://www.codeproject.com/webservices/articlerss.aspx Get an aspx error. Tim Friesen tntfriesen1@hotmail.com

Does CodeProject not have an RSS Feed? Tim Friesen tntfriesen1@hotmail.com

Check out the Activator class. I use Activator.CreateInstanceFrom in some of my code. It seems to work really well. TF Tim Friesen tntfriesen1@hotmail.com