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This has been documented in numerous places including here, here, here (with an incorrect fix) and here. Essentially, if you set the Readonly Property of a textbox using either the XHTML or in the code-behind, any changes you make to the value of that textbox client-side (ie:  javascript) will not be persisted across ...

For an internal application at my company, very particular users have the rights to download an MDB that contains links to a replicated instance of a DB.  This was done so they could create their own queries without any assistance from IT - essentially a poor man's Cognos or Reporting Services.  This worked fine in .Net 1.1. We are ...

As I've mentioned previously, I'm currently in the midst of a project to convert an old web application from .net 1.1 to .net 2.0.  This is a moderately sizable application containing 40+ aspx pages.  We are not simply converting the project and code-base from .net 1.1 to .net 2.0 - but we are also incorporating new features from ...

I have been working on a project lately to convert an ASP.net application from .net 1.1 to .net 2.0.  As part of the upgrade, we are going to use the new ASP.Net Menu control - complete with the Sql Site Map Provider.  Everything went extremely well - but when I rendered a test page, the menu looked really funky - with the side arrows ...