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• Re: How to Load URLs in sequence?

  Thanks! That would do it, however I got it by changing the pageload to the following. If Not (IsNothing(Request.QueryString( "ID" ))) AndAlso Not (IsNothing(Request.QueryString( "CatName" ))) Then Dim _ids As String = Request.QueryString( "ID" ) Dim arrID() As String = Split(_ids, "," ) Dim _names As String = Request.QueryString( "CatName" ) Dim arrNames() As String = Split(_names, "," ) Dim i As Integer = 0 For i = 0 To UBound(arrID) ProcessRSS

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by gurren on 1/9/2009

• Re: Response.WriteFile

  How I always do it is as follows, and I haven't run into any spacing issues. <%@ Register src="footer.htm" TagName="footer" TagPrefix="uc3" %> <%@ Register src="header.htm" TagName="header" TagPrefix="uc2" %> <%@ Register src="leftnav.htm" TagName="leftnav" TagPrefix="uc1" %> < form id= "form1" runat= "server" > < uc2:header ID= "header1" runat= "server"

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by gurren on 1/9/2009

• Re: How to Load URLs in sequence?

  This is definitely a step in the right direction. I see that this will process my mutiple URLs and seperate out the parameters, however i'm running into a problem because the two parameters are being fed into a function in one line, so how would I combine the For Each to include both arrays? Below how would I feed arrNames in addition to arrID into the ProcessRSS function? If Not (IsNothing(Request.QueryString( "ID" ))) AndAlso Not (IsNothing(Request.QueryString( "CatName"

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by gurren on 1/9/2009

• How to Load URLs in sequence?

  I have a function in a webform that will take an RSS feed and then insert it into a DB table based on url parameters. i.e. rssfeed.aspx?ID=3?&Name=Supplies This will load my VB file to redirect the RSS feed and read the XML, then insert that data into my table with the category name supplied from the URL. I have several different IDs and Names that will be fed through the same rssfeed.aspx url. This part works exactly as I created it. What I'm trying to accomplish is a page where I can just

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by gurren on 1/8/2009

• Re: How To Create An RSS Reader In VB.NET

  This works great, but I run into a problem when the rssItems.Count is less than what I manually set as the upperlimit. It will truncate the last entry and cause page formatting issues. Has anyone else experienced an issue similar to this?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by gurren on 1/6/2009