Comments by Nathan St (Top 24 by date)

Aarti, what is the base class type of Home? If you don't know that, then you need to read up about inheritance and object oriented concepts.

Did you create the files manually yourself, or did you create them with Visual Studio? The compiler isn't correctly determining the base class (it can't find the Dispose method of the base class). Try creating a new Form called Home2 and excluding the Home form from the project.

There's an example in that link. lblResult.Invoke(new MethodInvoker(delegate { lblResult.Text = result; }));

That still doesn't show the part where you encode the string - that's where the problem most likely is.

That's why you need to add the <location> tag I described above - you need to allow access to the images and stylesheet but continue to require authentication for the aspx pages.

Try viewing the http request and response using a tool such as FireBug, that might give you a clue as to what the problem is.

oops, sorry about the html in the comment. link is http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t156157-default-folder-for-file-select-form-input.html

For a web application, the html fileupload element will be giving the user a view of their local file system. You refer to enabling directory browsing in your comment above, that is not relevant to this scenario. See <a href="http://www.velocityreviews.com/forums/t156157-default-folder-for-file-select-form-input.html">here</a> for a discussion on the topic of setting a default directory. Good Luck! :)

That's progress at least. An empty response from the server probably means that some of the parameters you're passing in your request aren't correct. I'm afraid I can't help with that unless you post your code :(

Read Answer 2 :)

Personally, I use JQuery for stuff like that - no point re-inventing the wheel - and it also works in a lot more browsers than your bespoke event handling will :-)

Can you provide a SQL script to create the underlying tables and populate them with sample data? If so, then I'll have a look.

Is there a reason you're specifically using ASCII instead of Unicode? If the request to your page has any unicode characters, that might be messing things up :)

You'll probably need to provide code samples of what you're trying to do in order to make your question easier to answer.

From what you've written so far, you're probably looking for "json", but that's just a guess :)

My pleasure.
The article link is in the answer text. :)

That code will run, but it won't do what you say because it doesn't do anything with the result from the Trim method.

TextBox1.Text = TextBox1.Text.Trim();

I think that's what you meant :)

Check out the article link I just added - your files can still be opened with winzip. (and you should question whoever "recommended" that approach to you)

Yes, I tried that - and wasn't presented with that option (using the latest version of Firefox)