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If this piece of code sets the bgcolor to the value of @StatusColor, <xsl:attribute name="bgcolor"> <xsl:value-of select="@StatusColor" /> </xsl:attribute> why doesn't replacing 'bgcolor' with 'color' or 'forecolor' set the forecolor to the value of @StatusColor?

Is it possible in Photoshop to take a colour image and convert it to a black and white image? Thanks, Mike

I can manage to render as PDF, but my code for HTML doesn't work (see below). I don't get an error, but nothing appears when I load the page. Can anybody please help? ReportingService rs = new ReportingService(); rs.Credentials = new System.Net.NetworkCredential("****", "****"...

I can manage to render as PDF, but my code for HTML doesn't work (see below). I don't get an error, but nothing appears when I load the page. Can anybody please help? ReportingService rs = new ReportingService(); rs.Credentials = new System.Net.NetworkCredential("****", "****", "")...

How do you extract the year from a datetime field? Thanks, Mike

I need to put the following code within a <% %> block : <td bgcolor=eeeeee><a href='company.asp?company=<%=rs("companyKey")%>&orderby=name'><%=naym%></a></td> How do I escape the characters " etc? Thanks, Mike

If you are reading a field from a database in a loop and then adding the value in the field to a variable, how do you test that the value is not null before adding it? Thanks, Mike

I am looking for an XSLT book that covers XSLT, XPath etc, and also covers using .NET/C# along with them. Can anybody recommend a suitable book? Thanks, Mike

I've just started to use VS 2005 and am trying to make an old project XHTML compliant. What is the replacement for the attributes bgcolor and width, and the element font? Are they meant to be replaced by CSS? Thanks, Mike

How do you do something like this animation? http://www.animationfactory.com/sales/video_tech_loops.html Any ideas would be really appreciated. Cheers, Mike

If I have a field with different string values and I want to return data ordered depending upon the value of that string, how would I do that? E.g. I have 3 possible string values for the field called 'ME', 'NY' and 'SC' and I want to order the results first by 'NY', then by 'SC' and then 'ME'...

How do you find if a string/character exists in a field? I want to check for the characters ',' and '£' for all the records in a particular field. Is there an equivalent of C#'s IndexOf in SQL? Thanks, Mike

I have a varchar field that may be null that I need to get the value from and get the sum. I need to convert the value to a decimal in order to do this, but I keep getting the error 'Error converting data type varchar to numeric'. SELECT isnull(sum(cast(isnull(ProductFields.Mobile_GPV,0) as...