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that will only work if you already have perl installed. It has been so long since I used PERL There is a command that lets you run the PERL script in "test mode".I think it is

hey otto, long time no see

Do you have PHP working with Apache 2.2? I had to drop back to Apache 2.0 cuz I couldn't get PHP working with 2.2.

when you say C#.net are you refereing to ASP.Net webforms made with C# or C# Windows Forms?If it is for webforms then no. You cannot use alot of dialog commands, etc on webforms. All popup boxes/messageboxes/confirmation boxes, etc must be done with JavaScript.

same goes for me. Please PM me to provide details and to request my qualifications.

You cannot use MessageBox in an ASP.Net project only Windows Projects.use this instead string js = "<script>alert('OK!')</script>";this.RegisterStartupScript("keyName",js);

This is an interesting find You cna write FF extensions with JavaScript, wow.Here is some info I am looking into.http://kb.mozillazine.org/Extension_development

I realize that PERL is still a widely used technology but fail to the relavence of it today. It can certainly do the job but there are far more efficient means with newer languages.That's my opinion anyways.

I am afraid I don't know how but I could see if I can find a tut on making FF extensions.I have really only learned C++ syntax and have very little real application. This might be a good thing to try . I won't be able to do anything until Monday though.

try thishttp://www.codeproject.com/jscript/jvk.aspI googled "javascript virtual keyboard" and this was the first result. You need to try these things for yourself.

That is true, some parts are still missing and it only works for v1.1

have you tried googling for a "non-discloser agreement" or something to that effect? Or a confidentiality agreement?

no I don't believe it is necessary. I never do and it validates fine.

and get them to tell you there error message they are getting.

oh yeah... lol

I think I'll avoid you when you are working then....errr....where do you live again...ummm

Sounds like JavaScript will do the trick. You can probably find a premade script with a little Google search

Hey no problem...I think Your Majesty or Your Excellence will suffice

You used your big gun for business? Are you in the mafia?

Yes VS 2003 and 2005 are different because it is ASP.net 1.1 and 2.02.0 has some class structural differences and some new features than 1.1It is not that much different and you wouldn't have any trouble getting used to it. If you want to compare try downloading VWD (link in my sig) it is a lite web version of vs 2005

one of the records that is trying to go into the price column is not in deciaml format or can't be converted. Make sure it is not a string or is not null.

try thishttp://www.devx.com/tips/Tip/20009

no free books but you can go to 4guysfromrolla.com. They ahve lots of free .net articles you can print.reading the blogs at www.asp.net would be helpful too.

I was never able to solve the mysterious timeingout but if when you set the sessions you also set some cookies with the same user info and same expiration time then if the session fails you can recover the values from the cookie.You may be thinking then why use sessions at all? Well if cookies are disabled those users will fall prey to the untimely timeout but all other users allowing cookies will function within the proper time period.Does that make sense?

if you post the full details and code samples here you will get more than one person to help.It's up to you