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Windows is sending net bios requests for computers that no longer exists on the network. is there a way i can clear the list of netbios names that are being cached. -Jer

found this to explain why the cutomervalidator is not called when the text box is empty. http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/cpref/html/frlrfsystemwebuiwebcontrolscustomvalidatorclasstopic.asp -Jer

sorry i keep posting. but if i remove the requiredfield validator from the textbox that also has the custom validator. customvalidator is never evaluated. -Jer

Let me add to the second part: if the field being editted doesn't validate then it goes on to evaluate the footer requiredfield validators in which case they don't validate. otherwise, if the field being editted validates then the footer field validators are not evaluated. -Jer

I have a few questions about form validation. First let me describe the page: It contains a datagrid. the datagrid has two columns with data. the datagrid has a footer in which the user can add new records. I am also using "in-grid-editing". I am using validator controls to validate the new...

check the VB .Net forum here: forum796 -Jer

I have a few pages that generate that script and none of them include the type="text/javascript". -Jer

I've experienced a similar problem. there are methods (some say hacks) for forcing the scroll bar with css. i've used it before. It seemed to work nicely. its been a while since i've used it so i don't quite remember what it is, but if you google it i'm sure you can find several different...

The only thing that i am having trouble getting to validate in web app is the javascript block that ASP .Net is generating. specifcally, this function: function __doPostBack(eventTarget, eventArgument){} the error is that the script element does not have the type attribute (it only has the...

The only problem with adding the style to the table is that i am using percentages for the font-size. i don't know if that is bad practice, but i hate specifying exact sizes. And i am using less than 100% for the body font-size because there are a few large datagrids (tables) on the page...

great! thanks. -Jer

well i figured it out. DOCTYPE was incorrect. ASP .NET's default doctype was incorrect. /sigh ^ __/ \__ ', ,' .*. ` ` -Jer

is there any where in visual studios to change the default doctype for new pages? -Jer

thanks for the reply. i did something similar to what you suggested after i posted. I discovered that the style is being applied to the the table cells. however, Now i figured out that the table is not inheritting the body font size. I have a style that is being applied to the body. BODY {...

I am try to change the cell padding and font size of a table generated by an ASP .NET datagrid control. I am using the following my css: #dgdJobs TD { font-size: 85%; padding: 1px 2px 1px 2px; } This same thing works for another page. ASP is not changing the table ID. I've checked...