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• Re: How to display aspx pages in Webbrowser control

  >>>> but it does not display aspx code at all. <<<<< Of course it doesn't, aspx are interpreted on the server side only. By the time it gets to the browser, it has been rendered to HTML.

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by PlanDev on 2/10/2009

• Re: Have some input into "Programming ASP.NET 4.0"

  [quote user="reach4thelasers"] If you're still stuck in the past with Visual Basic, why would you want to read a book called Programming in ASP.NET 4.0, you people aren't capable of learning new things; otherwise you would have moved to C# by now. [/quote]Aren't capabable of learning new things? What's new in C# that's not in VB.NET, and vice versa? C# was my first .NET language, but recently I've been doing a project in VB. It's been really easy transitioning

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by PlanDev on 12/3/2008

• Re: Can any one tell me what is this error means...(Urgent)

  Looks like you don't have Microsoft Excel installed on your server (or you have a different version than 11), which apparently your project requires.

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by PlanDev on 11/8/2008

• Re: online medical shop

  That's a pretty vague question

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by PlanDev on 9/21/2008

• Re: Need sugesstion for slow performance

  To be honest, it sounds like a design issue to me. Since you are using ASP.NET, which lets you dynamically create the contents of the page, I can't imagine a scenario where you have to have 8000 different pages. Are many of your pages almost identical except for minor differences? >>> but i have like 8000 pages for which i need to put a loop for each page n then i m reading the data of each page <<< Do you mean that for each postback you are looping through 8000 pages?? Perhaps

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by PlanDev on 9/15/2008

• Re: ASP Login system

  Besides which, why would someone do your job for you? Forums like this are meant for giving advice, tips, etc. It's not for "here's-all-my-requirements-wake-me-up-when-you've-done-my-work".

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by PlanDev on 9/14/2008

• Re: Downloading SQL 2005 Express

  Lighten up, buddy.

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by PlanDev on 9/10/2008

• Re: Downloading SQL 2005 Express

  <-- then why do they provide me with this in the editor?

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by PlanDev on 9/9/2008

• Re: What do I need to be a professional ?

  What you know now is less important than your ability to learn and adapt according to the needs of each project. Being a problem solver is 9/10 of the work. The purely technical stuff is relatively easy.

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by PlanDev on 9/9/2008

• Re: Downloading SQL 2005 Express

  I've never had a problem with Microsoft downloads, for free products or otherwise. Last week at work I downloaded the 2008 versions of C#, VB.NET, and Web Developer - all were done in a minute or two. For the heck of it I just tried downloading the 55 MB version of SQL Express, it transferred around 830 KB/second, finished downloading in about a minute.

  Posted to Free For All (Forum) by PlanDev on 9/9/2008