Using standard security:

Data Source=myServerAddress;Initial Catalog=myDataBase;User Id=myUsername;Password=myPassword;


Using Trusted:

Data Source=myServerAddress;Initial...

Yes, load them into an array and then for each on the array and display the entire array and build labels as needed.

I would cron/schedule a job to run a new program.

The new program should read through the member db. Then look at the last email sent date (you will create this field). Now do now() +30 days. If...

I am doing this in C# to show you how it is done.

Not entirely sure if ASP.NET will support the same functionality.


public char NextLetter(char letter)
{
return...

Again I would still just use a LOADFILE call.

Either via ASP.NET or PHP or however else you want to do it.

LOADFILE is mysql based command and can be built into your query.


LOAD DATA LOCAL...

A simple way to do this would be to write a PHP script that imports the data.

Then have your form just hit that url and pass it's variables to it and process the file.

Simple enough right?

If I just post code you will not learn anything so review this site with the examples and study them and why they do what they do:
...

Can you post your code?

Well with what you have there nothing will happen...

You need..

<form method="POST" action"something.xxx">
stuff to pass here

</form>

Work off this sample:


Sub btnUpload_Click (Sender as Object, e as EventArgs)

If Not (ctlFileImage.Posted is Nothing) Then



With ctlFileImage.Posted

Easy solution for the temp block is on connect do a reverse lookup on the host.

Like the object her eis everytime someon connects your are either..

Destroying Session, Creating a New one, or...

OK first things first...

Cleanse ALL DATA before being submitted.

You can do this with functions to make sure the usernames are X amount of characaters and numeric or non numeric.

Next. What...

Yeah what that guy said.. hehehehe

Try clearing your internet cache first and reload the page.

Paste as much of the error as possible.