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<phew> So, the solution is ridiculously simple and I needed someone to point out that there's a checkbox to "check that files exists". I unchecked it, and voila. Magic.

Hi folks, I'm using an existing web application that has URL Rewriting built into it. I've modified it to suit my needs and it works perfectly under the built-in Visual Studio Web Server...but it won't work in IIS 6. I'm in the middle of migrating from one forum package (Classic ASP) to a new...

I think your best first step would be to debug and step through it so you know EXACTLY which line of code it's dying on...

I need to be able to enter multiple sets of credentials to do various forms of work on various systems. So, I figured out that programmatic Impersonation works just fine for Windows Services. Thanks though! AL

Hi, I wrote a WinApp that successfully moves file around based on regular (D:\stuff\etc...) path and UNC (\\server\share\stuff\etc..) paths. No problem. However, when I converted this app to a Windows Service, it no longer connects to the UNC path files. I assume this is a permission thing...

Haha. Truely amazing how talking something out on a forum all by yourself can cause you to have a revelation. The problem with the in-line version was this: Private Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load After removing "Handles...

Bah, forgot a very important part of this equation. The pages or user controls that are exhibiting this behavior are in-line code versions of their code-behind counterparts. Basically, the code-behind version works just fine. However, when I convert the page or user control to an in-line...

I'm about to lose my mind here, and would love some insight, if anyone can muster some up. In a nutshell, I have a large application. This application has a number of ASPX pages I've created within a project. Some (not all) of these pages are hitting the Page_Load method twice. I have combed...

Anybody have any ideas on this?

Is there any way to successfuly acquire information from a spawned thread? For example: * ASP.NET page spawns thread to do work * ASP.NET page can ask thread for information regarding it's status on subsequent page hits, and display it on the web page I'm thinking it's not really possible...

I'd say keep it as is...You could certainly put a forum up that is for "finished free code" or something along those lines and let folks upload ZIP files or something to their posts. A full-fledged code-bank, like you said, might take away from some of the good ones already out there.

<grin> We've all been there. Just try to think of it as learning a new spoken language. There's not a lot of difference. If you've ever learned a spoken language before, you know how difficult it is...how many subtleties and nuances there are...and how long it takes to become proficient, let...

Not sure if this is exactly what you need, but it appears to be a really cool solution: http://www.solfs.com/

Sure is. If your variable (say DT) is of type DateTime, you can apply some of these methods to it: DT.AddDays(5) DT.AddMinutes(20) DT.AddHours(8) ...etc

You're really going to have to provide some code for us to understand what your issue is...

Cool. I could see that working nicely. Good idea! OT --> How come you suddenly only have 12 posts?

So essentially you're going to build your own .config reader class I assume? Out of curiosity, what's your reasoning for doing this? Multiple config files in one bin directory?

The only way I know of to reference another .config file automatically is by using the "file" attribute within your existing web.config file. For example: <appSettings file="user.config"> Then, if this file exists, all settings will be used from the user.config file will get precedence...

You'll have to see what the Javascript function is doing. It's possible that it needs to be loaded during each page refresh or postback. It sounds to me you have the javascript menu populating itself during a "Not Page.IsPostBack". This would load it during the first page load, but when...

Can't wait to check it out when I manage to find some time around here! <grin>