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Nope, got it, but haven't even installed it yet - overworked with my full-time job :( Lionheart? This is an old game? If yes I think I played it, didn't liked it too much though

I used to have a "global.asa" (or "global.asax" in ASP.NET) to redirect such requests when session starts. Worked perfectly. Try to do the same maybe?

Well, Java and Javascript are not the same. So what is good for Java, will not work for Javascript and vise versa. You either found a bug in Javascipt engine, or have some bugs in your code. You may try VBScript instead, but it's only supported by IE (on client side)

I don't have it, but I think I can answer the second question. No, Webalizer creates its own logs, it doesn't using those created by IIS

Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: .Net help Waiting for it :) As I'm overloaded at work this week or two (ASP.NET is my hobby not primary work)

Re: Re: Re: Re: .Net help Yeah, I have the same problem. Also sometimes, when I at work and suddenly discover a bug on the site, I cannot just log into FTP and fix it (I don't have VS.NET at work), so have to wait until evening when I come home, or remotely log into my home computer, but it is...

Well, I'm using the Microsoft's AspNetForums (donNetNuke is a modification of it). So actually here what I did to get them running on my site (I'll leave changes I made for some particular cases): After you'll install the forums on your computer, you should of course compile them (I suppose...

Re: Re: .Net help Uhmm... hello there. Just came back from weekend's trip :) Dave, have you got it working? Also, look at Inherits attribute. from what I've read, Inherits and Src are exclude each other, since Inherits specifies a class in compiled dll, but Src just a page to compile for THAT...

Re: Re: Re: Re: MSSQL: Remote Connection and Multiple Users? Haven't tried from other sites, but SQL Server Enterprise Manager and Query Analizer are working. But are you sure that another site allows you to connect to outside SQL server?

Re: Re: MSSQL: Remote Connection and Multiple Users? I use this type of connection to SQL server in ASP.NET - it works: server=MSSQL2.JODOHOST.COM;database=MyDB;uid=xxx;pwd=xxx

Ah, yes, I see why you have problem. And I do create a folder above wwwroot too (otherwise anyone will be able to download the database). But in pure ASP I have used either physical path (just like you) or - more often - DSN, which saves a lot of pain of DSN-less connections. In ASP.NET though...

Sure, I don't do this either. But never ran into any problem with virtual or parent paths (which are just same, just parent path means you can step up in directory structure, while virtual - the top most folder is your wwwroot folder). Works always perfectly, dunno why you had any troubles with...

Actually yes, though when I started my site - it was only my personal site and not for any profit. As well, I'll continue with it, even if it won't bring me any money at all :) But the saddest thing - it doesn't bring enough money for me to quit my real-life job, LMAO

Well, there were options for customizing colors and security as I remember. But anyway, you can just grab the code and change it as you feel it should be :)

Re: Re: DB Connections: Parent Path vs. Hard coded Well, I actually prefer to use virtual/parent paths in my code. But to make parent paths work at Jodohost, you have to ask support to enable them, that's all. And yes, I usually make a page calles "inc_utils.asp" and include it anywhere I need...

I used to, before I came to Jodohost actually. Not bad for a pure ASP chat

Right, here, I found the article about browscap.ini file, maybe support will be interested :) Q311227

Have you tried using Request.ServerVariables to determine the browser? It should work fine. The problem with MSWC.BrowserType, is that it requires update to "browsercap.ini" (if I remember its name right) and restarting the server.

I think you mean the last virus. The message that come with subject like "Your details", "You requested", etc., with attachment of, usually, a screen saver, which is actually the virus. You can't really block this types of e-mails, they sent directly to you and not from inside script (means a...

Re: Re: Re: Combining ASP.NET and PHP No, not "stupid" at all :) Well right, this could work if I'll modify the forum's code some