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When I've needed to disable a validator, I never used "Enabled" for the property. You can turn it on & off using: EnableClientScript = "True/False" I think that might be what you're missing. In your case, in the code behind: rvfActType.EnableClientScript = False Hope that helps... :cool:

I know you can use a loop to concantenate the selected values of a listbox into a single string. I just wanted to know how this function works: myListBox.SelectedValue.Join(delimiter,value) If any one else has a different way of concatenating the multiple values of a listbox - I'm interested to see your method. Not sure why .NET made this a manual process? :confused: Using CF or ASP the values were passed as a comma delimited string automatically. T.I.A.

Can someone post some syntax??? I understand the concepts, I just don't know 'how to do it'...

I just want to know how to hide all the panels at once. I want to shut the panels off before the user logs into the site, then turn them all back on when their login is successful. How do I reference all the panels' visible attributes?

Okay I'm trying to change the visible attribute of the panels inside this repeater - how do I reference this in my code behind? Here's the repeater: <asp:Repeater ID="rpMenuItems" Runat="server"> <ItemTemplate> <tr> <td width="109" bgcolor="#6f0039"> <a href="<%# Databinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, "Link") %>" class="link-leftmenu"><%# Databinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, "MenuItem") %></a> <asp:Panel ID="adminlink"> <a href="#" class="link-leftmenu" onclick="OpenAdmin('MenuEdit.aspx')">[+]</a> </asp:Panel> </td> </tr> </ItemTemplate> </asp:Repeater>