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Chronigan wrote:

Last time I checked the Germans elected Hitler....
No point just an observation.

it looks to me that you are very interested in german politics... - anyway: how old are you that you lived when the german "elected" hitler? you must be a very old man. and still in front of computers, haven't you anything else to do?

The best way is to slipstream windows xp sp2 on a cd and then to install it from fresh Then you have no such folders ... and a fresh installed system.

Cheers

nice birthday present

haha - laughter - this joke is really fun!

In ASP.NET you get for each string you enter in the page also a control: its called LiteralControl. Check it out in the documentation. I guess you got some of those.

The ideas that has been supposted here are not bad...

You could eventually also use a for-loop. The foreach loop with a cast to object is not that nice...

Cheers
Christian

I'm also a student. cool

Hi,

you could use two different approaches:

1) not so good.
   use HttpContext.Current.Response.Write("text");
   this is an old thing and comes from ASP...
   It's not recommended to use it anymore since you
   don't know exactly where the markup is written.

2) Create a WebControl. Derive from WebControl class
   and override the methods such as RenderContents,
   Render etc. to have markup written to the page.



Cheers
littleguru

you are missing my project

OPF.Net (Object Persistent Framework) and Opf2

www.littleguru.net/opf/ - it's also opensource.


cheers
Christian

edit: this one is also on sourceforge:
http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/opfnet/

When adding new stuff to the IE, it would be cool if the UI is kept simple! I don't need this special buttons and stuff...