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• Re: Window vista and .net 1.1 application.

  Did you created a virtual for this and did you kept any default page?. Also I would suggest you to post this question in http://forums.iis.net/ .

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by SreedharK on 1/2/2008

• Re: Session Variable Value

  Check if http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2005/12/10/432851.aspx solution works for you!

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by SreedharK on 8/8/2007

• Re: Problem with .ascx page

  Did you imported System.Data You have to import that also. Try imporing it. Hope it helps!

  Posted to Data Access and ObjectDataSource Control (Forum) by SreedharK on 8/8/2007

• Re: Am I barking up the right tree?

  Welcome to the community! First thing, you have choused the right technology and for that I will congratulate you. Second thing, as you are a beginner you might have to put long hourse as you said...but it will helps you in a long run any way.... Comming to VWD and SQLExpress. Yes those definetly helps you for developing the basic web site and that's what you are developing.... I would say first look into GettingStarted link http://www.asp.net/getstarted/default.aspx?tabid=61 and that will have

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by SreedharK on 7/19/2007

• Re: Using microsoft's "Powered by ASP.NET 2.0 logo"

  .Net framework is free any way. So you don't need to worry about license. As .Net famework you can download and use it. The question is are you develped your web applicaiton using ASP.NET 2.0 or not. If you developed your applicaiton with ASP.NET 2.0. You can add that logo in to your web site and link back to asp.net site. Also you can see in about post Terri given a link http://blogs.msdn.com/bgold/archive/2005/07/21/441413.aspx you can find various logos and also you won't find any restriction

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by SreedharK on 7/16/2007

• Re: Cannot post a form in production environment - newbie to .NET

  First thing is from the public site when you access the page you are able to see the page and then when you try to click submit button then you are getting 404. If that is the case the we have to see in postpack time in btnSubmit_Click event if you have any redirect or trasfer information. If you have then make sure those file are existed. If that's not the case then I suspect IISLockdow would be one issue. Some time admin will use those tool to administer. That might be one problem. ore infor

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by SreedharK on 7/13/2007

• Re: ASP Hosting Recommendation

  For this kind of requirement Dedicated option would be a good idea as you said budget is not the restrictions.... Couple of good hosting companies for that are http://shop.securewebs.com/windows+dedicated.aspx http://www.orcsweb.com/hosting/dedicatedplans.aspx Hope it helps.

  Posted to Hosting Open Forum (Forum) by SreedharK on 7/13/2007

• Re: Cannot post a form in production environment - newbie to .NET

  Could be you are posting to other page and that page might not be there. Also check on other thing, enable parent path is check in produciton virutal directory(in IIS) is there are not see, if that's not there and if you are not using ~, then also it may not find the submitted page. if there are not the problems, then please share your code then we might debug getter.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by SreedharK on 7/13/2007

• Re: validation always check...plz

  Tye to use Validationgroup and attach imagebutton to txtnewsletter. That might help you. Need more info on validaitongroup, please see http://quickstarts.asp.net/QuickStartv20/aspnet/doc/validation/default.aspx . In the link look for Validation Groups. See the example you will get better idean on how it do it...

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by SreedharK on 7/13/2007

• Re: Global Variables loosing values

  Since you want to state value by user, I would suggest to keep in session variable and use it. How it example: VB.NET: Assiging value: Session("State") = <Assign value in string> Getting Value: Simply use Session("State") where ever you want and you can have that value. C#: Assiging value: Session["State"] = <Assign value in string>; Getting Value: Simply use Session["State"] where ever you want and you can have that value. Hope it helps!

  Posted to State Management (Forum) by SreedharK on 7/13/2007