blurMember wrote: in detail, i have two tables, 1 is products details and the other is order details. so the totalprice n quantity are meant for the order details table. I see. You might consider copying the price from the products table to the order table at the time of the order, so that the orders doesn't change if the product changes. blurMember wrote: both the field names are spelled correctly. The database begs to differ... ;) Debug the application and look at the query that you created, so that you see if it ended up the way that you expect. --- Year happy = new Year(2007);

You will need to use the OnItemDataBound property event. I used a Datagrid, Not sure about gridview. When you set OnItemDataBound="Somename" In your code-behind you should code this: Protected Sub Somename(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Web.UI.WebControls.DataGridItemEventArgs) Dim VariableA As Integer/Double e.Items.Cells(3[in this case]).Text = VariableA Then do whatever you want with the variable really.. that's it :)

Hey Thanks!!!! It will be used in the next years to come. thanks in advance. Much appreciated.

thanks for the above link. thanks in advance. Much appreciated.

Sorry maybe I did not explain clearly. The above html tags was from the codebehind. how can I edit the item-template when I would not know where the letter A will appear in the gridview. ------------------------ | |A | | | | | | | | | | A| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |__|__| A|__|__|__| Some other letter will appear at the blank cells in the gridview. My purpose is to highlight to user, A with red colour so it catch reader eyes to notice the number of As. -- modified at 14:10 Tuesday 22nd August, 2006 thanks in advance. Much appreciated.

I still cant get it done. Thanks for the suggestion though. To put matter to rest, I think if I apply white at contentpage is the best suitable colour. ;) thanks in advance. Much appreciated.

:mad: I solved and solved, luckily I can solved. GOOd one over there! :laugh: please be careful newbies. haha.

:) Regards, Jay

Thanks Jay.:-O another simple solution

Its working fine.. What exactly are you using? Best Regards, Apurva Kaushal

I am using MaterPages + .NET 2.0 Login Control. I observed that if my webform had not used the MasterPages or the webform was not autheticated by the Login Control, the postback will work fine. Is there a diferent code? thanks in advance. Much appreciated.

Hey thanks Mike! Mike Ellison wrote: add a TextBox and Calendar control to the EditTemplate I just add the calendar control to the webform as usual and it works pretty fine. I hope it does not have any further errors. Another Genius solving my question

if you requirement is not fixed to the number of months(an integer) then your choice is obvious of AddDays. :) Best Regards, Apurva Kaushal

Actually I have a textbox for user to key data and then when the user click btnSubmit, that data will be stored in the database. minhpc_bk wrote: + You can keep doing the way that you are familar but only make the GridView control visible until the button is clicked. I kind of like this method. However I encounter error, if I click btnRefresh, the database its not updated. :doh: thanks in advance. Much appreciated.

There is an error. 'System.Web.UI.WebControls.LoginName' does not contain a definition for 'text' :^) thanks in advance. Much appreciated.

GridViewGirl[^] GridViewGuy[^] Thanks for the above link. Reference from one of the article, http://www.gridviewguy.com/ArticleDetails.aspx?articleID=98[^] Why when I run, it shows a blank page? How can I overcome this? thanks in advance. Much appreciated.