When you changed the endpoint, you changed the location of where the call was being made to. That might of worked for getting past the authentication error, but only because you're now pointed someplace that doesn't require authentication. That same other location doesn't have the service you're trying to call. Remove the override to the CreateInstance so it goes back to the original location

It is not entirely clear where you want the sub-menus to apply, so I am going to guess that it is everything under SmartAd.aspx. In which case, the only line which should not close with /> is the SmartAd.aspx line, like this: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?> <siteMap xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/AspNet/SiteMap-File-1.0" <siteMapNode url="Main.aspx" title="Main Page" description

An accompanying mail was sent to the following addresses which are thought to be responsible for domain(s), IP blocks, ASN, or nameservers associated with the origin point: abuse@qwest.net, postmaster@qwest.net Message abstract: Message ID: <469406B7.8070206@ga.toyo-eng.co.jp> Originating IP address: 71.222.244.114 (71-222-244-114.albq.qwest.net) ASN: 209 ASN

The Starmaker wrote: First, everyones gotta know, I have never done the "article submission" game. In other words, I have never submitted an article to those article submission sites. Is that clear? Now I was reading this post, and I thought it was strange that they would create a auto-submission program that doesn't auto click the "login button" by itself. ---------