Sorry, I want to extend the _setText method (I didn't put it in my code yet) and I get Object doesn't support this property.

<%@ WebHandler Language="C#" Class="Handler" %> using System; using System.Web; using System.Web.SessionState; public class Handler : IHttpHandler, IRequiresSessionState { public void ProcessRequest (HttpContext context) { if (context.Session\["SessionName"\] == null) context.Session\["SessionName"\] = 0; int counter = (int)context.Session\["SessionName"\]; counter++; context.Session\["SessionName"\] = counter; context.Response.ContentType = "text/plain"; context.Response.Write("Counter: " + context.Session\["SessionName"\]); } public bool IsReusable { get { return false; } } }

That functionality is not implemented in IE. MSDN on Disabled property for option and optgroup: "The disabled attribute can be set and retrieved. However, the functionality specified by the HTML 4.0 standard is not implemented for this property." I suggest that you replace the value for the disabled options with a specific value, for instance -1. Use javascript to check for the value, and also check the value when the form is posted to the server in case Javascript was disabled. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

A typical way to handle this is to set the values in the session variable when the page is rendered to the client. This way the session object will be available when the user navigates to the next page via the link provided. In ASP.NET 2.0 you can post back to a different page and have access to the previous page via the PreviousPage property. Depending on the information you need this may be better than storing data in a session variable.

It posts the whole page and you can follow the link to see how to get the value/control of the source page.

You can use the getElementById[^] method to get reference to img element, then change the Src[^] property.

Hello everybody, Can someone please help me, I realy need the help. Thanks Yossi

Hi, Thanks for the help. Actually it does work, but not for all the cases. When I use style="direction:ltr;" it works fine. But when I use style="direction:rtl;" it doesn't work because instead of translating the "\ a x 0" into "& # 160 ;" it change it into: "# 160 & ;" I suceed to do it by indenting the "\ a x 0" before and after the string. And that works fine. Thank you very much. Yossi

Hi Yossi, That's fantastic... and yes, you are absolutely right about the div. I sometimes tend to forget about the HTML goodness (oops!). Let me know if you ever need help with anything. Nila