It's not difficult in asp.net to use the ASP.NET built in methods to do url rewriting.

Also, if you wish to stray away from this method, just add a check at the beginning of each page.
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You actually don't even need to set the selected index, since you are inserting it into the default first position. But yes, that would work perfectly:

dd1.Items.Insert(0, new ListItem("-- SELECT...

No problem.

I'm a performance geek I guess. I sit here at work almost all day long just finding what is faster than what, and tweaking a 1500 line file I use whenever I build an application, just...

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Hey, there are many things that are wrong and need updating, so I will lead you through it:
conjds.ConnectionString = ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["maillog"].ToString();
conjds.Open();...

connecting to the database.

Yes, you can store them within a database or within text, or even within XML.

For research on my websites to see which ones are popular, in which directories, etc. I store all my information in...

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And no, it does not restrict anything. The thank you page could easily just say "file converted successfully. Your...

Yeah no problem. The reason why you cannot do it the other way is that the only way you can modify a file is that if it gets to your server and you can modify it there. Otherwise, the client would...

But first.. why are you using 3 separate queries if you're pulling into one datareader anyway? Try this:
SELECT (SELECT COUNT(UID) FROM dbo.User_DB_Main WHERE UId = @UserId) AS uTrue, (SELECT...

that's a querystring, replace "putcustomeridhere" with:

Trim(Request.QueryString("ID"))

Oh and make sure you change the "Customer.ID" in your SQL Query, cause that will cause an error.

Try under preferences. Mine only loads one file, not all. It may load ONLY what you had open when you closed VS the previous time. Try closing all files and then closing VS, then reopen.

two effective ways to do this.. You can create a gif file that is transparent except for your watermark and create it the same size, or close to, of the default image. Then on your page, set the...

when you put the <%CheckForSomeErrors()%> in your page, it will be executed every time the page is viewed... postbacks and all. Since this is ASP.NET, familiarize yourself with the validation...