Hi guys, I have a website that works with an Access DB, now, I've moved it to a computer that has "only" office 2007, and when the site tries to open a connection to the DB, I get : 'Could not find installable ISAM.' message Anyone ?

Regards, Tzumer Edo.

You can do it in simple Javascript by requesting status every once in a while, then if there's a new message, display it you can also do it in Flash, that is cool too (would also use javascript)

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Well dude, its not clear what you're asking, I mean - is the question how to create a unique password ? in that case you can use the create a unique ID using the .NET's GUID or the logic of how to know if he is entering on the first time... in that case you can use a boolean flag in the database, say "IsFirstTimer" that is set to True at first and then set to False or did you have a different question :confused:

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Houdy all, I have to take over am application that works with MySQL. I'm new to MySQL, but have worked quite a lot with SQL Server 2k, and 2005 Now, what i got is a bunch of .frm files and one .opt file, I have down loaded MySQL 5 and installed it on my console. What do i do next ? How to create and import data to the MySQL DB? Or maybe you guys think its best to just migrate to SQL Server... is there a helpful free tool to use as a database admin interface ?

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You got the main idea wrong buddy, the javascript run CLIENT SIDE, the code you write in c# runs SERVER SIDE. Javascript functions enable you to do stuff when the page is at the client. if you want, say, to run a javascript function when the page reaches the client, you can simply call it in javascript on the page : MyFunction();<script> that way its sure to run when the page load (provided the function exists) Cheers, Tzumer Edo. </x-turndown>

The thing is that the gridview is a display element, thus its display at a certain moment shows the elemets on that perticular page. // ---- This will give you the elements in that specific page ---- int itemsInPage = GridView1.Rows.Count; // ---- This will give you the total count of the elements in the GridView's source ---- int TotalItems = ((IList)GridView1.DataSource).Count; * note the casting of the DataSource as an IList, this casting will require "Using System.Collections" Hope this was helpfull, Tzumer Edo : )

But can i have different access to two pages in the same directory?

Tnx, but what i meant was doing it without any code in the page, if i use code i can use the session and simply check it on each page, I have a login page that verifies credentials against the web.config I was wondering weather i can define, in the web.config, access to several pages to specific users or roles while different pages allow other users/roles access. Thus using only the web.config for that.

I need this for a site i m to upgrade, there is the admin folder and an 'admin' user, now i need hierarchy for the admin so i need to limit/allow access to pages by the user the has logged in

I need a simple example of a general manager that can access all pages and a division manager allowed to access only his division's oriented page Tzumer