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• Re: SQL Server 2005 Database problem

  It's probably not your database or the SQL Server 2005 software, try uninstalling and then reinstalling your .NET framework with the latest service pack. In your case 2.0, installing 3.5 isn't going to hurt you either.

  Posted to SQL Server, SQL Server Express, and SqlDataSource Control (Forum) by albarossa on 7/15/2009

• Re: To note a web page visited

  Also, you need to remove the URL for the link from the properties section.

  Posted to Visual Basic .NET (Forum) by albarossa on 7/6/2009

• Re: To note a web page visited

  Are you setting the LinkButton's URL in it's properties section? If so, you need to instead create a click event for the LinkButton the same way you would for a Button, and place the same code that works for the Button into the click code for the LinkButton - a conditional Response.Redirect.

  Posted to Visual Basic .NET (Forum) by albarossa on 7/6/2009

• Re: compare the same values from 2 ms access tables and display result store in another table

  My first post has a script example that shows you how.

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by albarossa on 6/29/2009

• Re: Customer review form sent through e-mail

  Yep, that's it. You can also normalize your data by adding two columns to your sale table, an identifier digit for the seller and one for the buyer. Then in your buyer and seller tables, the primary keys for those tables, the sales table references those tables for information about those individuals using the identifiers - this is known as a referential constraint.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by albarossa on 6/28/2009

• Re: Membership Login problem

  Save your current login page in case your client ever changes their mind, then recreate a new page with two TextBoxes as you've suggested. Then just write an If-Then-Else statement into your code, If the password TextBox's text matches, Then Response.Redirect into your site, Else deny entry. If allowed in, you can write information to your DB about the username of the person who logged in and at what time, their IP address, etc. You will also have to make it so that a person just can't

  Posted to Security (Forum) by albarossa on 6/27/2009

• Re: get menu items text

  You need to create a SiteMap of your menu control, you can assign different URLs for each ListItem and SubItem under that. You can also use the same URL but append a querystring to the end of the URL to use as a parameter on the receiving page.

  Posted to Master Pages, Themes and Navigation Controls (Forum) by albarossa on 6/26/2009

• Re: ASP.net Web Site Administration tool unable to connect ro my SQL DB

  I'm not familiar with VWD, try this link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/s4yys16a(VS.80).aspx

  Posted to Visual Web Developer 2005 Express (Forum) by albarossa on 6/26/2009

• Re: strange behaviour of an link to a file in PDF if opened up in web form

  Try adding a target attribute identifying your frame to your link. target=" frmBrowser "

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by albarossa on 6/26/2009

• Re: Customer review form sent through e-mail

  Append a query string to your URL, the survey can read that string as a parameter which will make that survey unique to whoever gets sent the link.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by albarossa on 6/26/2009