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You'll want to hook into a 3rd party company that is already integrated into the major wireless providers' billing systems. [url]www.golivemobile.com[/url] is the biggest one I know of. Just a heads up though, the majority of premium sms services are irritating scams. If you build one of those scam services, …

What's your error? I'm guessing it is because you are comparing a listitem to a string. Instead of .SelectedItem try .SelectedItem.Text or .SelectedValue.

I'm a VB guy, but I think c# uses == [code] if (DropDownList1.SelectedItem.Text=="buyername" ) [/code]

There is an "OnClientClick" attribute for your button. That is where you would put a call to a javascript validation function. Your button control in the aspx page would look something like this: [code] <asp:Button ID="mybutton" runat="server" onClientClick="return echeck(document.getElementById('txt_email').value);" /> [/code] This assumes the ClientID of the textbox you want …

I am working an an app that allows users that create crystal reports (.rpt files) to upload and view their reports via my web application using the CrystalReportViewer server control. I would like to dynamically create my own form for them (to take the place of the ugly ones Crystal …

I have a site with SSL and am getting some very strange behavior when trying to go from https to http. In its most basic form, the problem is if I redirect from an https page to a different fully-qualified url such as [url]http://domain.com/sample.aspx[/url], the redirect actually goes to [url]https://domain.com/sample.aspx[/url]. …

I'd change your css to have "current" be a class. Then you can add ID and runat attributes to your <li> tags and assign the class to them from the code-behind. Hope that helps?

It really can't be done over the www. If all your users are on your LAN it may be possible, depending on your network config. I'd suggest going about it a different way.

1) You'll want to read the input stream. In VB it looks something like this: [code] Dim sr_request As New StreamReader(Request.InputStream) Dim str_request As String = sr_request.ReadToEnd [/code] That will give you the entire content portion of the post. 2) All you have to do is Response.Write. 3) Yes. Web …

Try replacing NameTextBox.Value with NameTextBox.Text. ASP server control textboxes use the .Text property. If the control was an html server control (input tag with a runat="server" attribute), then you would use the .Value property.

You could always store the body of the email in a field in a database. Alternatively, you could use a 3rd party mail sender that saves a copy of sent messages. We use Persits ASPEmail. It is nice because it provides logging of failed messages and provides queue functionality.

It really depends on what wireless carriers you want to be able to send sms to. It seems that every wireless site I've been involved with has had a different way of processing the messages. Some are as simple as sending an email to an email address with the recipient's …

Depends where your code is. If it is all in separate code-behinds you should be ok. You can't mix vb and c# in the same code-behind or in the app_code folder though.

I would suggest not storing a dataset in a user's session. If you do, make sure you clear it as soon as possible.

Can you post your aspx file? Do you have a textbox with an ID of "subject1"?

I think you're problem is your deny users="*" in your secured folder's web.config. That will deny everyone, regardless of if they have been issued a forms authentication ticket. Try changing the asterisk to a question mark. That will only deny users that haven't gotten a ticket yet. Also, I've noticed …

I'm primarily a vb.net developer, but this line looks strange to me: [code] private Control FindControlRecursive(Control root, string id) [/code] I'd think you'd need to change the word Control to function. What error are you getting? How are you calling the function?

Lol... definitely not easy. Even plugging the source of a working shopping cart into a new design can be tricky. I'd go here: [url]http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_ss_gw/103-5395803-0866268?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=asp.net+ecommerce[/url] , buy whichever book looks like it'll suit you best, then read it.

There are definitely many differences between PHP and ASP.NET!!! ASP.NET is a Microsoft, closed source technology and PHP is open source. In order to understand either, you'll probably want to go buy a book or two on each, then post specific questions that come up from the reading here. I …

No. It'd have to be two separate applications. But they can use the same datasource, so there are really no limitations on the ways or the extent in which they can interact.

Can you post the code you have so far? There are a few ways to do this and we'll be able to help better if we can see what direction you're headed.

If you have a public property in your control name inventoryID, then in the page's code-behind, in the Page_Load event, add the line [code] ProductDisplay1.inventoryID = Request.QueryString("invID") [/code] If the property is strongly typed, it will only accept an integer. You can remove the following attribute from the instance of …

The code will change depending on the data structure. Also, the method you want to collect the data will make a big difference (from a form, web service etc.). Let us know the details of what you want to do.

I'd suggest implementing a 3rd party component. We use [url]http://urlrewriter.net/[/url] quite a bit and I've been very impressed with it. If you decide to go this route and end up having any issues with the setup, let us know.

That's a pretty big and complex project to tackle if you're just getting into programming. I'd suggest starting a bit smaller. Regardless, this isn't actually the forum to find help for windows applications. I'd choose a language, probably either VB.NET or C#, then post this question on one of those …

Try [code] ImageMap1.Attributes.Add("onMouseOver", "document.getElementById('" & ImageMap1.ClientID & "').src='images/addpatient1.jpg'; window.status='Mouse Over'; return true;") [/code]

It's usually best practice to store the image name or location in the database and use that on your front-end to display the image. Is there a reason you can't do that in this instance?

You can programmatically set a gridview column's headertext (which can be html). So in your procedure that handles the sorting, you could do the following and change the image source depending on the sort direction. [code]gv.Columns(0).HeaderText = "<img src='whatever.jpg' />" [/code]

I don't think it is possible to dynamically register a control on a page. Why not register each control type that might be included? The overhead from this is pretty small. Then you can use serkansendur's code to add a control of whatever type is registered, and Form.Controls.Remove(id) to remove …

I am creating a user control in ASP.NET 2.0 that includes a DropDownList. Does anyone know how to get the collection of ListItems that are hard coded between the opening and closing tags of my custom control into the DropDownList inside my user control? I feel like I should know …

If I understood your question correctly, the following steps should give you what you want. 1) Set AutoPostBack=True for the dropdownlists 2) Create an event that sets the form field's value to the selected value or text of the dropdownlist. Here's a quick example. ASPX [code] <asp:DropDownList ID="ddl" runat="server" AutoPostBack="true"> …

I've run into similar behavior when a high number of connections were open to MySQL simultaneously. Is there a high volume site on the server or does this happen most often during peak hours? Our fix was moving a couple higher volume sites to one of our other servers and …

It looks like you're assigning the TextBody property of your CDO message to Request.Form("body") and you don't have an input element on your form named body. You'll want to do something like this... [code] Dim strBody strBody = "Required Equipment: " & Request.Form("requirement") cdoMessage.TextBody = strBody [/code] Make sense? If …

I'm typically a server-side programmer, but I've been asked to figure out how to replicate a javascript/dhtml feature. I think my biggest problem is I don't know what this is called, so I can't Google it! :) Anyways, I am trying to replicate [url]http://amfam.com/[/url] when you click on "Life & …

Looks like you have it right... System.Security.Principal.GenericPrincipal What error are you getting?

Seems impossible to me. If you were going to use loops you'd at least have to know the length of the string, which would require a built-in function. I'd try to get more details of exactly what they're looking for.

Are you using asp.net? If so, you may want to check out forms authentication. This way you won't have to put code on every page. The link below gives a pretty good overview. Good luck! [url]http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/110701-1.shtml[/url] Jake

My name is Jake and I work for a web development company in Eastern Iowa. I'm a programmer (MCPD - Web Developer) and work primarily in .NET. I intend to use this site to get help when I run into a roadblock, as well as provide help to others when …