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I don't get it, so you're telling me you're not using a serverside form in your page??? This is impossible, since you're already using serverside controls.

Give the linkbutton any ID you want, ASP.NET will take care of generating unique ids for them at runtime. And yes, thats how you bind the CommandArgument to the record ID. All what you need to do now is write an eventhandler to the ItemCommand event

add a linkbutton to the item template. Bind its CommandArgument property to the id of the record, set its CommandName property to something line "Delete", write an eventhandler for the ItemCommand event, check for e.CommandName to see if its "Delete". If its so, use the e.CommandArgument to get the ID of the row and perform the delete

is your question about asp or asp.net?

are you loosing your sessions during development time? When you rebuild your project, the sessions are cleared.

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place your banner in a table and set the table width to 100%. Be aware that the banner will not stretch, so what you can do is set the background of the table to be the same color of the banner background

get the selected where?? client side or server side? If server side, you'd better use the DropDownList server control.

you can change the session timeout in the sessionState element in the Web.Config file

No, because you need to copy the ascx file of the user control to the project, so you have to change the @Page directive to reflect the c# changes as I said earlier. User controls are different from custom controls.

You can also increase the session timeout period. One thing I want to note is that if your user needs more than 20 minutes to fill out a form, then I think you should reconsider designing your data entry form to span multiple forms, thats IMO.

Not sure if it will solve your problem, but try giving read and write permissions to your dlls for the aspnet account.

If you want to do this you need to use AJAX. Check out this link for more info http://weblogs.asp.net/mschwarz/archive/2005/04/07/397504.aspx

you can't add it to a c# project before changing all the serverside code to c#. The ColorChooser.ascx.vb file should be changed to ColorChooser.ascx.cs and all the code in it should be changed to c# code. In your ColorChooser.ascx file, change the Codebehind and Language attributes of the @Page directive to reflect the c# changes

check forums.asp.net, thats a forum done with asp.net