Recent content by stephenk

Waiting, no. But I did get my alerts that someone had responded. At least we know the system works...

Ive emailed the code to a mentor in the US (I am in Australia), and he is looking at the issue overnight. Maybe shed some light on it...

Using <credentials> is an obviously valid method of authenticating users but defeats the purpose of having a Login Form and the ability for users to add their own account ( i.e. registration for a service ). Regardless of the fact that my solution uses an XML file to validate the user, the...

Web.Config as follows: <?xml version=&quot;1.0&quot; encoding=&quot;utf-8&quot; ?> <configuration> <system.web> <compilation defaultLanguage=&quot;c#&quot; debug=&quot;true&quot; /> <customErrors mode=&quot;RemoteOnly&quot;/> <authentication mode=&quot;Forms&quot;> <forms...

I dont think there is a permissions issue. Just to clarify, I am running XP Professional as my development machine, when I run the project from within Visual Studio, things work fine. If I go to another machine on the network and direct IE to my machine (and run the same project/application), it...

I am raising an issue which has been posted before but had no responses. I am trying to use Forms Authentication in its most basic form, using an XML File to authenticate users. When I run Project on my development machine, everything works fine i.e. 1. I request the UserInfo.aspx page 2. I...

I am having problems too. The RedirectFromLoginPage works when run on my development machine, but when I test it from another location, teh RedirectFromLoginPage seems to have no effect i.e. I just stay on the login page. Did you ever work this one out? Stephen

I want to add a reference to both the Microsoft Word 9.0 Object Library and the Microsoft Word 10.0 Object Library. When I try to add the second reference I am informed that I must remove the 'Word' reference before I can add the new one i.e. they have the same name. How can I add a reference...

In VB6, you could handle specific exceptions and then resume at the line of code that caused the problem to 'try again'. In VB.net, I cannot see how this might be possible in a Try...Catch routine If I can trap a specific exception that I know how to resolve, how can I return (resume) to the...

This post has also been made in the ODBC forum: Is it possible to access XML Data via ODBC or OLEDB. I dont want to convert it to any other format, nor do I want to write it away to a database. e.g. Is there a ODBC XML Driver of sorts (preferably Free!).

This post has also been made in XML and OLE DB Forums: Is it possible to access XML Data via ODBC or OLEDB. I dont want to convert it to any other format, nor do I want to write it away to a database. e.g. Is there a ODBC XML Driver of sorts (preferably Free!).

Like I said - so close, yet so far! Thanks for your effort. It's amazing how easy things are when someone knows what they are doing!

I use XMLSpy but when it pasted, there appears to be an additional ';' at the end of the namespave closing tag. Being my first attempt at transforming, I am not aware of why or why not this works except that i created the XML and the XSLT using this software. Regardless of the XSLT above, is...

In my latest XSLT incarnation I have found node() to be somewhat apprppriate. As it goes: <?xml version=&quot;1.0&quot; encoding=&quot;UTF-8&quot;?> <xsl:stylesheet version=&quot;1.0&quot; xmlns:xsl=&quot;http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform&quot;> <xsl:output method=&quot;text&quot;/>...

I want to transform an XML document into RTF. The RTF side is no problem, but the XML document varies constantly in respect of the element names. For example: <REQUEST> <REQUEST_DETAIL> <REQ_TYPE>P</REQ_TYPE> <DOC_NAME>TEST</DOC_NAME> <DOC_PATH>C:\PRINTDOC\TEST.DOC</DOC_PATH>...