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Need help -- ikhvanje --
Hi, Im a newbie in ASP.NET. I have a web page which contains a multiview. In my views I have some databound textboxes. I don't want to cache this page so I set SetCacheability to NoCache and SetExpires to -1. It works fine if I don't change the active view. But the problem is when I activate another view, browse to another page and use browser's back button to return to the same page. I got the "The page cannot be displayed" message. What I expect to see is something like "Warning: The page has expired...". I found that I only get this problem when the page is postback. What should I do? Thanks in advance and sorry about my English, |
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-- OmarAbid --
I 'm a VB6 programmer and i had upgrade to Vb 2005 . It's too different. i want to know how to make exec file for my applications and the dll necessary to execute my application Thank you Omar Abid Please contact me as soon as possible |
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-- OmarAbid --
I 'm a VB6 programmer and i had upgrade to Vb 2005 . It's too different. i want to know how to make exec file for my applications and the dll necessary to execute my application Thank you Omar Abid Please contact me as soon as possible |
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-- OmarAbid --
I 'm a VB6 programmer and i had upgrade to Vb 2005 . It's too different. i want to know how to make exec file for my applications and the dll necessary to execute my application Thank you Omar Abid Please contact me as soon as possible |
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-- Cerebrus --
It *is* different, but you're lucky in that most books on VB 2005 are aimed either at beginning programmers or programmers migrating from VB 6.0. (Whatever happened to the VB.NET guys !) So, you might consider reading up on some books. As for the .exe file, it should get generated when you build your application. Whether a .dll or .exe will be generated depends on the type of project file you're creating. |
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-- Sevinfooter --
Its not too terribly different. When you "build" your project, it creates the necessary dlls and .exe in the bin directory of your application. There is no longer a specific button for "making an executable". Just put together your forms, and select build. |