Can you set the fields to invisible?

For example:

DetailsView1.Fields[index_to_hide].Visible = false;

in your Page_Load event? where index_to_hide corresponds to the index in your collection...

Hmm try this Sonia :
Are you using a Computer at work? You may need to speak to your system administrator as you might not have sufficient privileges to open admin tools. HTH

Have you defined (in your ASPX code) the "onclick event" as 'SubmitACH_Click'? I see that you have defined it. Have you solved this ?

Nice one, have been trying to find some help for you. So I take it that it all works fine now?

Hi there Fungus1487. Hmmm, I have not tried this before myself but I think the answer may lie in this article:



Hope that helps. Its a rather large article I am afraid but deals with accessing...

hmmmm are you sure that gives a dialog pop up? Try this one:

Hi there Rakesh here is a great site that fully explains how to open a PDF without the dialog box:



I hope this helps! Please don't forget to mark the thread as solved!:)

Great link there nandhinijp I have found another that plusplus might like to take a look at:
http://www.w3schools.com/ASPNET/control_panel.asp

Hi there plusplus;



Hope that answers your query sufficiently :) Here is a useful tutorial on the ImageMap control complete with code samples:
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No problems mate! don't forget to mark the thread as solved !

Hmm I might recommend you take a look at your two CSS my friend. I am no pro with CSS myself so I might not be of much help - maybe someone with more experience with CSS will respond. If you get...

Are you using Master Pages or a Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) of some sort?

And also this one:

Hmmm, you are not having much fun here with this one are you?
Try this link:

Hi, does 'public' have full access permissions?
i.e CREATE DATABASE, CREATE ANY DATABASE, or ALTER ANY DATABASE permissions.

What happens if you change :



TO



In your VB script.

Right I see, I remember once I tried to do this. That was a while back mind, and I didn't find a solution. However, I will do some research, hold on..

Are you using MSSQL database as backend store for credentials ?

Could you try adding the files to the server and then pointing a hyperlink to them to download them or must you have a download box?

I understand, I think there is a better way of doing that than using scripts. Can you post the code where the administrator is differentiated from normal users?

Hi there, I am not sure why you have this line in the script:



This will force a user to log out and clear the form authentication ticket. Therefore, it will redirect the user to the login page...

That's ok, I am just sorry I haven't managed to help you out totally yet. There is still time.....lol. I am deteremined to help fix this one!

Check the file attributes in the website directoy. Ensure that the db is not marked read only and that the folder structure that contains it is also not read only. We will get there mate!

EDIT
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Apparently if you didn't set applicationname in the membership provider/rolemanager setting in the web.config, and access your application from different places(e.g. using application running on you...

have you tried setting up a new user and logging in with their credits? try it...

We will get it fixed buddy just hang in there! do you have a deadline for this ?

So you have named your app, added in my suggestion in post 16 and you are getting the original login error ?

Like this :

try adding this to your conn string

Ok, will have an investigation and get back to you

Have you tried that yet? I think its the solution...

No, you misunderstood I think, give your app a name like"\applicationname" then in your providers section set your app name to whatever you called it....

Hmm, interesting. I shall investigate more and get back to you a bit later. Good luck in the meantime, really thought that would work. What did you name your app in the end?

ok glad to have helped, I hope this fixes your problem. Please remember to mark this thread as solved if it is fixed.

In fact, I recommend you DO give your application name as per this article here:



The upshot of the above article is that if you DO NOT give your application a name, ASP.NET will use the...

You are welcome, hope this fixes your issue. Odd that your application is named "/". Why is that ?

Hi there and welcome to DaniWeb. :) I have conducted an investigation into your problem (I haven't come across this before myself) and believe the remedy may be to place applicationName="/" just...

Hi again Sebastian, I have been conducting some research for you and believe this link may have the information you need to get your application firing:



I hope this helps, if not let me know...

Did you find your answer at the link I gave ?

Hi there and welcome to DaniWeb. Have you deployed your application? If so did you deploy the global.asax file? If this doesn't help may I suggest you view this thread in another forum, I think the...