in the above code the fopr loop is not printed prperly for(int i=0;i<DataGrid1.Items.Count;i++) { DataGrid1.Item[i].Cells[0].Text = Convert.ToDateTime(DataGrid1.Item [i].Cells[0].Text.ToString().AddDays(Convert.ToDouble (DropDownList1.SelectedValue.ToString())).ToString("MM/dd/yyyy") ; } and repeat the same for the next for loop Ramesh.Kanjinghat

hi i think my code was deleted but any way some one posted you message regards sanjeev :)

I guess one approach would be to scrape the pages in question, parse for the info you want, then write those values to a DB. Seems like a heck of a lot of trouble to avoid consuming a web service though... Not to mention some sites displeasure at you data mining them. Jerry He said this was like painstakingly assembling the first layer of a house of cards, then boasting that the next 15,000 layers were a mere formality.--The Code Book, pp. 331 Toasty0.com DotNetGroup.org

do not use CRecordSet which is the worst in the world. u need to know how to use database driver (or MFC classes) to read/write data from/to database. In my opnion, the best are Cdc... (a set of classes, i.e. CdbDatabase, CdbRecordset etc). please note: second char is lower case: Cdb..., not CDb... the head file and lib, dll files are available in VC 5.0 but i can not find them in VC 6.0. according to Microsoft Docs, database issues of VB is based on these classes. long way to go to really understand these classes, but you have to go if u really want to do some real things. includeh10

You can take a quick look at this example to see how to transfer the search results into a table before binding it to a data-bound control to display. http://www.eggheadcafe.com/articles/20020802.asp[^] Also, there are a number of examples out there. http://www.communitymx.com/content/article.cfm?cid=AB073[^] http://hacks.oreilly.com/pub/h/178[^]

Hi Lee, You are correct in that you'll want to create a Web Application project. Due to the vast differences between a WinForm and Web Form, there isn't a Microsoft provided means to perform an automated conversion [that I know of]. I did try a very quick google for it, but didn't have much success. A more in-depth search may find you a third party tool that works for you. Even if you find a tool that can approximate a translation, my guess is that you'll still have to do plenty of tweaking to duplicate the exact look and feel. My advice would be to do the best you can to use a design pattern, such as model-view-controller, to encapsulate all of the non-GUI related functionality into thier own libraries. That should help to create a decent boundary and ease the transition. Best of luck. :) --Jesse

Maybe you mean something like this: string delimiter = ";"; textBox1.Text = textBox1.Text.Replace(" ", delimiter); :confused: ~Alexander Kent

Yea..I have tried and it only works in C# form but what I face the problem of delimiter lies in Web Application Form in C# Project Folder..(fyi, I am trying to put my C# application into Web Based) I have tried to code the particular text box for the delimiter but it doesnt have SelectionStart function in Web Application.Thus, I used the previous code as below:- private void TextBox3_TextChanged(object sender, System.EventArgs e){ string delimiter =";"; if (TextBox3.Text.EndsWith(" ")) { TextBox3.Text += ";"; TextBox3.Text=TextBox3.Text.Repla ce(" ", delimiter); } } With this code, I face another problem which is when i enter the input then";" doesnt come up automatically..it only comes up occasionally especially after I let the Validation Error appear in other textbox. Please help me to clarify this doubt..I am stuck nowhere. Thanks, Lee