ASP.NET

<input id="checkBox3" runat="server" type="checkbox" onclick="OnSelect( $(this), $('#checkBox1'), $('#checkBox2') );" />

//
function OnSelect( checkBox3, checkBox1, checkBox2 )
{
   if( checkBox3.is( ':selected' ) )
   {
       checkBox1.attr( 'disabled', false );
       checkBox2.attr( 'disabled', false );
   }
   else
   {
      checkBox1.attr( 'disabled', true);
      checkBox2.attr( 'disabled', true);
   }
}

<a href="/TablesProject/Copy.pdf">Download file</a>

<iframe src="C:\TablesProject\Copy.pdf" width="60%" style="height:10em" align="right">
 <a href="C:\TablesProject\Copy.pdf">the document</a>
</iframe>

//pass the parameters like so:
Response.Redirect( "home.aspx?userid=" + userid.Text + "&name=" + name.Text() )

if( Request.QueryString[ "userid" ] != null && Request.QueryString[ "name" ] != null )
{
   String userid = Request.QueryString[ "userid" ];
   String name = Request.QueryString[ "name" ];
}
else
{
   //the query strings do not exist/were not passed
}

frazzle-me wrote:

I have several computers, and have started a website on one and would like to be able to work on it with all of my computers. So my question is can this be done? and how?

thatraja

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Session[ "UserName" ] = "toto";
Session[ "UserEmail" ] = "toto@yahoo.fr";
Session[ "UserPassword" ] = "totototo";

//redirect to your page like so:
Response.Redirect( "subscribe.aspx?From=LoginUser" );

Response.Cookie[ "UserName" ].Value = "toto";
Response.Cookie[ "UserEmail" ].Value = "toto@yahoo.fr";
Response.Cookie[ "UserPassword" ].Value = "totototo";