You seem to be asking about three or four different questions... all in an old thread. Please decide which question you'd like to ask, and then do so in a new thread. Are you asking:

1) How do I...

Again, it's a question of mapping image pixels to device (in this case, screen) pixels. If you angle the image, you lose the 1:1 mapping. The device has to "fake" it or add/remove extra pixels to...

The short answer is "no", most likely. It isn't very intuitive, but the reason why images appear "bad" on screen is likely because they are actually high-quality, high-resolution images. A typical...

http://www.jdstiles.com/java/angledtext2.html

ASP.NET is not a mail server. Your users are sending email to a mail server, not to an ASP.NET application. If you want to send an email programmatically when a user fills out a form or clicks a link...

JavaScript is always enabled by default.

What you are describing is called a "ComboBox" and it doesn't exist in HTML.

Please be more specific. There is no such thing as a "messagebox" in HTML. There are "alerts" and "confirms". Which server control are you using?

1. Bookmarking is part of the User Model for websites, not the Code Model. In simple English, that means if a user wants to bookmark a page, they'll do it with the built-in browser commands,...

Do you mean JScript, or JavaScript? What does "cod" mean? You are posting in the ASP.NET forum, so I'm curious at one point you want to perform a "search". Within the client? Each browser has a...

I believe you are confusing JavaScript with Java.

In JavaScript? You can't. If you want to create a dynamic image in ASP.NET, look into the System.Drawing and System.Drawing.Imaging namespaces.

The forum software uses code tags for posting code. They are clearly explained in the message editor when you post a message. Just follow the instructions. Also, we use full complete standard English...

Do a web search for "ASP.NET login page" and follow the directions from any of the thousands of pages on the topic.

The best way to design an ASP.NET application is to create the database with the proper constraints and stored procedures, then to drag various web controls onto the page and configure their design...

You'd be missing out on nothing. PHP or ASP.NET, both simply generate HTML and/or JavaScript and CSS. The end result is the same. Both have server-side access to databases.

ASP.NET is more...

More is not always better. The choice for outsourced development, however, usually comes down to long-term maintainability. I find ASP.NET to be extremely burdensome from a support and maintenance...

I have no control over the asp.net website. In any case, you really need to update to .NET Framework 2.0. I understand that may not be under your control.

I have to apologize. I said "Graphics",...

I too, am confused by this thread. Is the original poster asking a question? If so, please spell it out.

I don't understand your question. A Flash object is a Flash object. It requires the Flash plugin to play. To integrate it into your page, you need to use either the embed or object tag, depending on...

Excel is not a server application. Asking it to be a "chart server" for your web application is not going to lead to a scalable application. I would suggest either:

1) creating your own charts...

The File Control presents a standard "File Open" dialog. You have no control over the user's OS. They can certainly navigate their own directory structure.

That is really only suitable for an intranet application, and an IE-only browser environment.

ASP.NET produces HTML. So, the standard HTML techniques will work just fine.

Try String.Replace(Environment.NewLine, "<br>")

http://www.devcity.net/Articles/64/1/screenresolution.aspx

Look at the "gzip" stuff, in the System.IO.Compression namespace. I think you'll find that a 3rd party zip library is the way to go. I think the one I ended up using was SharpLibZip.

A web application of course wouldn't have any of the standard OS controls. It's a web application, not a fat client application. The only reason to ever present the user with a "File" dialog box is...

You don't. Or, rather, you shouldn't worry about this it all. Pick a standard resolution, such as 800x600, and code for it. Trying to code for all possible screen resolutions and browser window sizes...

No, the problem isn't really clear. In order to get the most benefit from a site like this, you need to ask very specific questions. No one can really take on a complete project, from start to...

That is not a correct answer. ViewState doesn't have anything to do with the value of HTML form objects and their corresponding server controls, only with the state of certain server controls that do...

Please use the code tags when posting code. Thank you.

There is no way to disable the back button reliably. Every method, short of writing your own browser, can be easily disabled. This question has been asked millions of times, for years and years. The...

I always wonder what sort of responses the posters of such questions are expecting to see.

PayPal is a very elaborate set of services, developed by a team of extremely experienced developers over...

You need to put [Serializable] above the procedure signature. Why? Depends on what you're writing and how/why.

I wrote this article to answer issues with dynamic server controls:
ASP.NET Conditional Dynamic Controls (http://www.tgreer.com/aspnet_html_04.html). It should answer your questions.

Instead of all that color formatting, please just use the site's "CODE" tags.

It appears you're designing a form that allows a user to dynamically build a SQL query? I'm sorry, that's a really bad...

Remember the web is client-server, and ASP.NET doesn't change that.

File uploads are done via the <input type="file" /> HTML element.

That takes a file, plain and simple. So if the user wants...

Make sure you're using all the relative SQL namespaces.

You haven't done a read, and you instantiate your reader incorrectly. You don't need a DataAdapter if you're using a Reader.


conn.Open();
SqlCommand command = new SqlCommand(sqlString,conn);...