The plot thickens. The page I will eventually have to call is written in JSP, which is of no immediate concern since the basic idea behind this requirement doesn't change, but here's where it gets interesting; the page I am calling uses JavaScript to set the cookies, and the page login immediately fails unless it's executed. So I'm not only not back to square one, it's not even on the horizon right now. Gotta love legacy products... ______________________ Oh Hamburgers!

I know of a way that may work, pending on if this hideBox should always override the unChecked when its javascript file is included. You could opt to override the unChecked javascript method as follows: var unChecked = (function() { var original_unChecked = unChecked; original\_unChecked(); hideBox(); }); Its not the neatest way to do it but will do what you want.

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That was why it was in quotes. ______________________ Oh Hamburgers!

Oh, I am absolutely aware that i will be duplicating my effort with this, it is just about providing options, as well as a healthy dose of preoffesional curiosity. I appreciate both of you giving me actual answers too, as opposed to "just use web services" or "why dont you just use web services?". You have no idea how good it feels to get that on a Monday :D ______________________ Oh Hamburgers!

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It can't be customised as far as I know. But I was suggesting a workaround. If C# 2008 SP1 does add the red squigglies then at least you can spot the missing usings as you're going along and invoke them using that keyboard shortcut. I don't know if third party tools such as Resharper can add in missing usings.

Thank you again, it looks like i have some reading to do :) ______________________ Oh Hamburgers!

I'm not real familiar with psftp, but if no one else answers I'll try to do some research at home tonight based on what I know. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful out the gate. I have a blog for those with a sense of humor. The codeword is "scuttlebutt." http://craptasticnation.blogspot.com/[^]

okay, apparently even though vs2008 has a problem with this: function CleanDate(id) { var h = document.getElementById(id).value; h = h.replace(/\//g,"-"); document.getElementById(id).value = h; } IE and firefox do not :) ______________________ Mr Griffin, eleventy billion is not a number...:wtf:

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Ha! Perfect! Thank you. I will be bookmarking that page :) ______________________ Mr Griffin, eleventy billion is not a number...:wtf:

If you want your T parameter to inherit from Class1 and Class2 it means that either Class1 must inherit from Class2 or Class2 from Class1. In either cases you will need to specify just one class as a base class in constraint list as it will automatically mean that T inherits from the second class too. Giorgi Dalakishvili #region signature my articles #endregion

Well I think the first thing to do is to synchronize the output. I assume you some class that is controlling all the threads. This class should compile the results. Then your page can get the information through a web service you call client side. You can use the output to update your we b page. Or perhaps another option would be to implement the ICallbackEventHandler interface and have some client side code on a timer. modified on Friday, March 28, 2008 12:07 PM

your code is a thing of beauty :) i modified it to run against the table i was using and was getting the same results i was getting before, whihc confused me because looking at it, it definatley said exaclty what i needed. so i opened a new view and plugged it in and started playing with it. the first thing i did was change it to show the results from a and b, and bingo, there it was. with this, i dont need the top 2 rows, just the top 1 with the nd date set to order by desc, and tada, i had the exact results i was looking for. so here is what i used: SELECT TOP (1) a.nvarchar, b.nvarchar AS nvarchar2, b.int, a.int AS int2, a.StartDate, b.StartDate AS StartDate2, a.EndDate, b.EndDate AS EndDate2 FROM [table] AS a INNER JOIN [table] AS b ON a.int = b.int AND a.nvarchar <> b.nvarchar AND b.EndDate < getdate() AND a.EndDate < GETDATE() ORDER BY int2 DESC Thank you very much for this, you saved me a massive headache. And thank you to everyone that replied, i appreciate any input :D ______________________ Mr Griffin, eleventy billion is not a number...:wtf:

The report path should be the full path to the report relative to the root folder, including the name of the report itself. You appear to have just specified the name of the folder the report resides in and not the name of the report itself. If you don't specify the name of the report, how can the report server know what report you want to load? Paul Marfleet "No, his mind is not for rent To any God or government" Tom Sawyer - Rush