I dont know why the : doesnt show but its really here in our application. For the rest it's because the onClick must be assigned at run-time because the controls are not here until then (we are binding image to a Datalist). Anyway we think we have find a way to resolve our problem. It appears it was an update with JScript or something similar. I am a newbie

Could i use different header for each page ? Since i have 2 or 3 page of printed paper for 1 webform ? I am a newbie

*sigh* Thank you. Christian I have drunk the cool-aid and found it wan and bitter. - Chris Maunder

Are the controls setup to do AutoPost back? ~javier lozano (blog)

XGaMeS wrote: If i generate controls dynamically, and then goes to another page ... when I come back to this page throught a Response.redirect, do the controls will be there? No, once the page is rendered and sent to the client all the objects associated with the page are destroyed. XGaMeS wrote: And if not is there an way to keep them here? Yes, but it is application specific. You can either get the information you used in the first place to generate the controls, or your can store the state of the controls somewhere and use that state information to reinstantiate them. "If a man empties his purse into his head, no man can take it away from him, for an investment in knowledge pays the best interest." -- Joseph E. O'Donnell Not getting the response you want from a question asked in an online forum: How to Ask Questions the Smart Way!

I just got the correct encoding and everything is fine. :cool: I am a newbie

Download the Application Updater Block from MS Samples and look at the code there.

Unless you can find documentation on the file format for a Quark Express file, your wasting your time. Opening and reading a binary file is simple. Intelligently interpreting the contents and pulling out the information you need is impossible without the format documentation. The only other way to do it without the docs is if Quark Express exposes a COM interface like WOrd and Excel does. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome

You can use 'not in' in query : select * from table1 where idperson not in (select idperson from table2) Om Prakash

Greet! thanks you :-O And I found another way to do exactly what I was looking for. If Not IsNothing(ActiveMdiChild) Then Select Case ActiveMdiChild.Name Case "name" lblnameform.Text = "[text]" End Select I am a newbie

TextBox1.CharacterCasing = CharacterCasing.Upper That's what I neeeded :) I am a newbie

This is for VB6... not sure about .net Say your first date is 20/12/2000 and your second date is 15/12/2004 Dim strDate1 As String Dim strDate2 As String Dim strDifference As String strDate1 = "20/12/2000" strDate2 = "15/12/2004" strDifference = DateDiff("yyyy", strDate1 , strDate2) msgbox strDifference 'This will be 4 years Dont know if that is what you were looking for?? Anyway... Later

I wasn't seeing the property, and yes it was c casting error :cool: I am a newbie