Installing IIS should be fine. The VS webserver will allow to to run an ASP.NET website from your local machine, but only when you start it through VS. When you debug a website this way, VS fires...

hm... I don't see any reason why that wouldn't work. As much as I hate the idea, have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling .NET and VS?

VS ships with it's own web server so that developers can test their websites without having IIS installed on the local machine :icon_wink:

@choudhuryshouvi: since this happens for web apps and...

Try using an ImageButton instead of a Hyperlink and set the PostBackUrl instead of using onClick="..."

If you're using VS 2008 (or VWD 2008) you can get the ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (available somewhere on http://asp.net/ajax), which includes a tab extender, as seen here...

Pre-response disclaimer: I skimmed your code quickly to find what part of it was related to this query, and then took a guess at the problem.

In the lines...

add the runat="server" attribute to your html tag and it should show up in the code behind.

As this has turned out to be an interesting learning experience, I may as well point out that the MSIL for the switch and the if-elseif are different. Apparently, switch is directly supported in...

It's faster? Really? Has someone benchmarked this? I'd be willing to bet that the compiler takes a Select Case and turns it into an if-elseif-else chain.

That said, if you're using a database,...

You don't actually serve (e.g. link to) the masterpage. The .aspx file refers to the masterpage, so the server knows to put everything together correctly. This allows you to use the same masterpage...

Visual Web Developer is for making websites. If you want to make VB apps, use the VB development environment.

Assuming that your button is on one page and you want to link to another, you can just set the PostBackUrl attribute to your destination:
<asp:Button ID="Button1" runat="server"...

I think you might have to do something about taking the repeater and finding the label in its children or something... I had a problem like this once, but I don't quite remember what I did...

Option 2, closing after the last query for the page load (which may be automatic anyways, when everything is GC'ed). The overhead of opening and closing the connections for a single load will always...

Look into the DragPanel control offered in the AJAX Control Toolkit (http://www.asp.net/ajax/ajaxcontroltoolkit/)

I think most browsers still execute the page unload event when you close them. You can always try it and see how it goes ;)

Here's 2 sample ways to do it (I used two tables, each of which have a PK and either an int or an nvarchar column):
1) Have several INSERT commands that, when the form is submitted, each pick out...

Would using the TextChanged event for your input fields work?

I recommend you read my previous post. There aren't any books like Building A Forum For Dummies because there's already a ton of forum software out there, and likely most of them are better tested...

foo is a value to compare against. You'll want to replace it with whatever value you have, and other values with else if statements. And I'm totally out of the habit of writing code. Those should...

Using the AutoPostBack, check the value of the drop down box. Something like this:

protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
if (Page.IsPostBack)
{
...

Couple notes:
1) C++ and C# are almost completely unrelated.
2) C# and VB are equally suited for web development with ASP.NET.
3) You can learn C# and ASP.NET side by side. Of course, you'll only...

Creating a forum sounds like a fun project. I've not tried it myself, though I've thought about it several times. It'll be a bit of work though...

You'll need to decide how to structure your...

Why not run the query and see what it does? My guess would be that it basically makes a copy of table1 and saves it to table2.

There shouldn't be a problem with the two versions. The Visual Studio group does side-by-side testing of their releases to make sure the new one won't break the old one, and they usually cover most...

For limiting the files, you could check to make sure that the extensions are within a certain list (e.g. .pdf, .xls, .xlsx, .doc, .docx) and only upload ones that match. Note, this will only work...

That's going to depend on the router, and - I'm guessing - would be difficult at best with those languages. If a router had a web-based interface, you could scrape the data, but that'll be a small...

I don't know why that would happen, but I was just wondering why you chose to use VS 2003 when you already had 2005?

I don't know for sure. I think Amazon had a webservice that would supply XML data, but I don't know if it was public or if you had to be one of their partners (or whatever they call 'em). That's...

Do you just want cornered edges, or can it be done by putting your control on top of an image? If layering will work, that can be done with CSS, using the z-index property as I recall. If you want...

Start with paper. Decide how you need to model your data, what operations you'll have to do to it (e.g. sorting, searching), etc... Design your web interface separately. You'll also have to decide...

Great. Feel like giving us enough info to try helping?

about the links: when you post something in <link name> (<some url>) tags, be sure to put the http:// or else it will be a relative path.

about the topic: you might look into building a...

Not only did you change units between your posts (from seconds to minutes), but you blatantly ignored the post describing why this method would be ineffective. :icon_rolleyes:

I gave a link for that.

What do you mean by "not worked"? Do you have your resources set up properly? You can also try setting it programmatically (refer to the last bit of this page...

The web doesn't support a multi-file upload, AFAIK. You can make an ActiveX or .NET user control that would do it, but that limits you to an IE base. Otherwise, have a form with multiple...

You'll either have to upload it or create a .NET or ActiveX control that will be able to manipulate the local file. Web apps themselves should not be able to manipulate local files for security...

Try setting the font-color to black when you set enabled to false. :icon_wink:

See if the clips at http://asp.net/learn/ work for you. I've only watched one of them though (and without sound, so it wasn't very helpful but I got what I was looking for).