Something like below Context.Response.Redirect(Context.Request.Url.ToString().Replace("http://", "https://")) and vice versus in the Page.OnPreRender Page Cycle

If your pop-up's job is to display first name and last name then I would guess that you probably have (for example) a Customer object, with properties of FirstName and LastName (for example) your usercontrol could bind to such an object your popup then would need an instance of that object to set as the datasource - so either have a public property public Customer CurrentCustomer { set { //Do your databinding here } } or have a constructor which takes a Customer as a parameter, and performs the binding. Using the property at least gives you the potential option of changing the Customer without closing and re-opening the pop up. ___________________________________________ .\\axxx (That's an 'M')

If you are fine with XBAP, you might as well use ClickOnce and deploy a WPF desktop app. That'd be a far more convenient approach. Regards, Nish My technology blog: voidnish.wordpress.com Code Project Forums : New Posts Monitor This application monitors for new posts in the Code Project forums.

Have you checked the ids that are being rendered are the same you are looking for? Remember the name mangling that ASP.NET applies. You can check it like this $("select[id$='fromListBox']) I know the language. I've read a book. - _Madmatt

Multithreading may not be a solution here. The queries you are running dont seem very efficient. If these queries are taking one minute to run, than you might have to rethink what you are attempting. Here are a few suggestions: 1) Make sure your tables/views are indexed. If they are make sure your indexes are not fragmented. That will cause your queries to take longer than they should. 2) If you are using SELECT * and dont need all those columns, updatethe query to selec the columns you actually need. 3) Use stored procedures instead of inline queries. Stored procedures have an advantage because their statistics/execution plans are stored for future executions. This may increase the time it takes to run your query. 4) Make sure you dont have crazy joins. These are usually a major problem with complex, slow running queries. 5) If you are returing many many many rows, you may want to consider server side paging. Hope this helps.

Thanks for the reply. In my case the column count is dynamic. Hence I cannot design a gridview in the aspx.

Follow the link: http://thechriswalker.net/select-drag/[^] The demo uses list instead of Table. But I am sure you could make it wih list also. Hope this will help you. Anurag Gandhi. http://www.gandhisoft.com Life is a computer program and every one is the programmer of his own life.

That will not help.. I want the event to be fired on the very time when the checkbox is clicked