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Cheers, But I fixed it using Response.ContentEncoding = System.Text.UTF7Encoding.UTF7 . I guess they do a similar thing.

I have an asp.net page that dumps html data into an Excel file by changing the contentType header to ms/excel. Unfortunately all the £ signs in my text come out as £. Does anyone have any ideas on how to stop this? Cheers

Fixed See Article at http://www.aspnetresources.com/blog/ie_validators.aspx

I normally use IIS 5 , but I have had to install my .net application on an IIS6 server. I have managed to get it working but none of my client side validators seem to work. Does anyone have any idea why?

Don't worry I solved it.

I have a table with three fields An ID field, a parent ID field and a title field. The table stores the staff hierarchy. So the values are like 1|null| Director 2|1| First Sub Director 3|2| Second Sub Director 4|1| First sub director PA And so on. I need to convert this flat table into a...

Thanks ca8msm If the session is stored on the server then that’s good enough for me. I had seen somewhere (and since lost) on the web a code sample where an object was placed in the cache with a session id, and I couldn’t fathom why. Thanks for all your help

Hello, I have created a class for storing and changing data; it is similar in design to a shopping basket. Most of my users are read-only and will therefore not need to use this class, so it is only users who have logged in (about 20%). Each logged in user will need to insatiate one. I have a...

How I solved it. After a successful login I set session variable. The time out of my security and session is the same. In the session variable is a string saying “To view the page you must have a permission level above” and then the users level. When my login page is loaded I set a labels text...

Thank you for your post, but unfortunately I cannot access that resource from work (don’t ask bleeding techs). I have set up all the role-based security and it all works my problem is this. I have three pages A B C and we will say two users X Y. X can see ABC and Y can see AB and everyone can...

I have just spent two days setting up role based security in for my site and it works, but I have a small problem. In my system I have four levels of user and I am handling the permissions through the web.config file. When a user logs in and then tries to load a page they don't have the right...

I use the NodeData attribute to hold all my values. Is that any use?

Thanks once again ca8msm

What is the most efficient way to load an XML document from a string? The only way I can find is by using the loadXML() method of the XmlDocument(), is there a better way? Thanks for any help.

Thanks ca8msm , I was coming to the same conclusion my self. I thought when I started this code that it was too easy. Thanks for all your help.