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You could also just strip out the chr(13)from your string when are retrieving the data from the textbox dim tempstring as string = textbox.text.replace(chr(13),"") or something like that as i haven't tested it out yet. To go where no programmer has gone before.

not to fix your issue here but why not use a sitemap? To go where no programmer has gone before.

worked like a charm thanks a bunch tsuji To go where no programmer has gone before.

Thank you for your response. I have tried the %20 and I still get the same error. DO you have any other suggestions? Thanks To go where no programmer has gone before.

I have a simple JavaScript that is causing me headaches. Here is the code <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> function RunProg(CommandLine) { var ws = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell"); ws.run(CommandLine,1,false); return; }...

asp.net On this page there are links to add AJAX and many intuitive videos to get you started. To go where no programmer has gone before.

that would be my choice, or for more sophistication you could use an ajax calander control with an ajax extender. To go where no programmer has gone before.

When you run the webpage does it render correctly? If it does then you are seeing what I consider a small design flaw within the visual studio environment. it is just a visual effect of the designer. You can force it to layout correctly using tables (I do) but you don't have too if you don't...

Since you are loading the data onto your server for reporting then you can normalize the data any way you wish. So using the office objects or xml xls reader or whatever you choose from that point is up to you. The end user will not know what you have used to read and manipulate thier data...

You could export your file to csv that way when the user opens it it comes in excel, then you can just use a streamreader to input the data. To go where no programmer has gone before.

1) give the user a browse box to find the file 2) use the Office objects and open it as a file then you can go to sheet(0) or what ever. 3) wont matter with the office objects too much 2007 introduces a few quirks but that will have to be handled as they appear. To go where no programmer has...

You have to copy the changed aspx pages and the bin directory after you have built the website, if your using VS 2005. I usually copy my app_code directory as well as that is where I put my class code. To go where no programmer has gone before.

you could also use impersonation. google it or look it up here for info. To go where no programmer has gone before.

Use the Sum() in you select statement you can Google it to get examples. To go where no programmer has gone before.

you could also put it into a update panel so that everything doesn't get posted back and do your calculation as normal. To go where no programmer has gone before.