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Some ASP.NET based forums: - InstantForum (VB.NET based): http://www.instantasp.co.uk/products/instantforum/default.aspx - Chatterbox (VB.NET): http://www.saigonova.com/ - ASP.Net forums as mentioned

http://www.aspmessageboard.com/forum/aspplus.asp?M=691828&T=691571&F=36&P=1

It is not the Javascript code there bringing up the "Print Dialog", it is 100% the user's Operating System doing so...... you cannot code around it, it is not within a programmer's control

this thread that i have participated in before has 4 or 5 solutions

You'll have to dynamically add the control: http://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/081402-1.aspx Also might want to read about "working with" dynamic controls: http://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/082102-1.aspx

ugg.. actually you are looking to replace the HTML with a Server-based control? that doesn't seem feasible unless you wrap the added controls with Literal controls holding the text around the image tags.... if that's not a solution, it is out of my skill level unfortuantely

Hopefully you have a little C# savy... This link: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dv_vstechart/html/vsgrfwalkthroughaccessingdhtmldomfromc.asp Shows something kinda similar to what you are wanting to do This code: http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/demos/StripHTML1.asp should also be quite convertable to VB.NET instead of VBScript

lol.. you'll be waiting a long long long while i bet......

What namespace is "HTMLDocument", "DirectCast", and "IHTMLElementCollection" part of ? i was going to mess around with it to help you out, but can't find what part of the framework it is

i think you are looking at it the wrong way.. don't think "delete", think "hide" Bind the grid with all 4 columns, and wire into the "OnItemDataBound" event of the DataGrid and set e.Item.Cells(Index).Visible = False

Why is it such a surprise to you? .NET apps (Windows or Web) need .NET Framework, which is a Windows-only thing

one problem is that you have to set them to Visible = False after you find the data

not sure what you are looking for.... name some situations you are thinking

hes talking about how you can just use the person's NT domain login for security purposes... theres no need for Form Based authentication

impossible question to answer without knowing more information (using CSS? using tables?) or seeing some code (HTML) that is driving your layout

theres no such option

http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/ASPScripts/Goto.asp?ID=128

does "doesn't work" mean: - Gave an error - Just didn't do anything? care to post some extensive code?

Look at the line # that it errors on.. whatever yuo are trying to do to some control doesn't exist

Might be a good start to look at: http://aspnet.4guysfromrolla.com/articles/041603-1.aspx It's against a SQL database, but you'd just change SQLDataReader to OLEDBReader, no big deal

Check out this neat little dll that handles encrypting/decrypting the URL's QueryString parameters: http://www.dotnetjunkies.com/HowTo/99201486-ACFD-4607-A0CC-99E75836DC72.dcik

Forgot to quote the item name and what you are comparing against.... all "Request.Form" items are strings, so: if(Request.Form('Tipo mensaje')=='Sugerencia') should work

An ItemTemplate column actually generates at least three controls (depending on what you put inside the <ItemTemplate> tags) There's a Literal tag on the left and right of what you define...... anyways, the easy fix for alignment is to just add a <div> tag around your code: <ITEMTEMPLATE> <div align="right"> <A HREF='InvoiceDetails.aspx?InvoiceID=<%#DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, "invoice_id")%>'><%# DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, "invoice_amount","{0:#,###,##0.00}")%> <%# DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, "invoice_currency_code")%></A> </div> </ITEMTEMPLATE> done