You don't need URL routing, you just need to set welcome.aspx as your default page in IIS.
Look at this article: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/l...15(WS.10).aspx
Justin Ellison
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Scrolling is controlled client-side, so, you will have to use something client-side (i.e., JavaScript) to modify it.
Do you want to scroll to the end or to the previous position (let's say they were only half-way down)? The first is pretty easy, but the latter requires that you save off the previous location somehow. Either way, using JavaScript you will ultimately use a technique similar to this: http://radio.javaranch.com/pascarel...Leave a comment:
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This may be as simple as increasing your stack size. Check out this article: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/315937Leave a comment:
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First of all, browsers do not necessarily respect the caching headers, nor do ISPs who may also be caching the request. Your attempt to keep the page from being cached may ultimately not work; just something to keep in mind.
As for the error, a .NET page is a little different than pages were when using vbscript. I would suggest moving the code to an event on the page, particularly the "load" event. In this case your code might...Leave a comment:
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Best Way to Generate Text Files
I'm writing a little application that will generate different .NET related class files to our exact specifications.
So, my question is this: are there any general guidelines or best practices to follow when generating text files? For example, are all the static parts within the code itself or is some kind of template file used?
I'm not looking for ways to read/write files, I'm just looking for methodology at this point;...
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