Private Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Me.Calendar1.VisibleDate = CDate(Me.year.SelectedValue & "/" & Me.month.SelectedValue & "/1") End Sub

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Hi there. I see - I misunderstood your original question. If you are looking to provide a way for users to select a server-based folder, I think a treeview control would work well. If you wish to allow a user to select a client-based folder - well, the closest thing in html is <input type='file'>. If you were developing an intranet application and had some control over the user environment (e.g. browser and security options), you might consider making use of an ActiveX componenet or Java applet. Here's an example that uses FileSystemObject (again, security issues and browser compatibility issues come into play with this approach): http://www.tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=5201[^]

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hi chintan, I a'm facing the similar proble, can u share how do u sort out the probelm

Hi, Thanks a lot for your replay. Also I have got another solution for this problem. It may help you. I have written one common function in each code behind page. Private Sub FocusOnControl(ByVal name As String) Dim strBuilder As String = "" strBuilder += "" strBuilder += "document.getElementById('" + name + "').focus();" strBuilder += "" RegisterStartupScript("FocusOnControl", strBuilder) End Sub I am calling this function to set focus to any control from any procedure. For example on a click of a server side button if I want to set focus to a server side text box named 'txt1' then I just call the above function in the click event of the button as FocusOnControl("txt1"). This line does the needful to set focus to my text box. And this all is done in the code behind page. Once again thanks a lot for your reply. Regards, Chintan Chintan

chintan1979 wrote: How do I do this??? Can I use the Datagrid control... YES, DataGrid has an option for 'numeric paging', which will allow to give the page numbers as 'Google' does There is nothing new under the sun, But there are lots of old things we don't know. - Ambrose Bierce

Hi, You have to use the System.Drawing.Text namespace afaik and then look at the InstalledFontCollection class. For the colors, have a look at the KnownColor Enumeration. HTH, Thea

Hi, Thanks a lot... I have done this successfully this DataList Web Control and really it's easy to use. I was not knowing how to do it... It's done Thanks a lot... Chintan

Dear Chintan So u hv downloaded treeview web control. Add the .dll file into ur bin directory. Import it into ur page. Right click on ur ToolBox. Select Add/Remove items. Select .NET Framework & add .dll file. After clicking ok u will see a TreeView control in ur web controls. Now u can use this in ur application Sumit Sumit Software Engineer Vorks Softwares, Delhi

Sure. If you have a FAX printer driver installed, just print to that like any other printer. RageInTheMachine9532

Here use this. This does the trick for me. I put the function in my middle tier so all the pages can use it. Hence, that is why I am passing the page object. 'In a module or in an inherited class put the following constants. Public Const C_ES As String = "" Public Const JS_ScriptBegin As String = "" Public Const JS_ScriptEnd As String = "" Public Const JS_CtrlSetFocusBegin As String = JS_ScriptBegin _ & "document.getElementById('" Public Const JS_CtrlSetFocusEnd As String = "').focus();" _ & JS_ScriptEnd Public Const JS_CtrlSelectBegin As String = JS_ScriptBegin _ & "document.getElementById('" Public Const JS_CtrlSelectEnd As String = "').select();" _ & JS_ScriptEnd 'In the Business Object Tier or in the page itself put the following sub Friend Sub SetFocus(ByVal Ctrl As Control, ByVal WebPage As Page) Try If Not Ctrl Is Nothing Then Dim ctrlID As String = Ctrl.ID If Not ctrlID.Equals(C_ES) Then WebPage.RegisterStartupScript("Focus", JS_CtrlSetFocusBegin & ctrlID & JS_CtrlSetFocusEnd) 'If the control is a TextBox select all of the text. If TypeOf Ctrl Is TextBox Then WebPage.RegisterStartupScript("Select", JS_CtrlSelectBegin & ctrlID & JS_CtrlSelectEnd) End If End If End If Catch ex As Exception Throw ex End Try End Sub 'set focus 'To call the sub with it being in the Busines Ojbect, BO, use the following BO.SetFocus(ddlOffice, Me) 'To call the sub while it is residing in the page class use the following SetFocus(ddlOffice, Me) Michael I firmly believe that any man's finest hour, the greatest fulfillment of all that he holds dear, is that moment when he has worked his heart out in a good cause and lies exhausted on the field of battle - victorious. Vince Lombardi (1913-1970)

Hi, You can use the vArguments parameter of the showmodaldialog call. e.g. var myObject = new Object(); myObject.firstName = "Andy"; // an example, you'd get these from the page probably myObject.lastName = "Quinn; window.showModalDialog("showModalDialog.htm", myObject, sFeatures); and in the showModalDialog.htm page: ... function onLocalLoad { var myObject = window.dialogArguments; var elPlaceHolder1 = document.getElementById("idSpan1"); if (myObject && elPlaceHolder1) { // do what you need to do elPlaceHolder1.innerText = myObject.firstName + " " + myObject.lastName; } } <span id='idSpan1'></span> Hope this helps, Andy

I can't remember if a modal dialog passes on the parent but give this a bash: window.opener.document.getElementById("controlID").value regards, Paul Watson Bluegrass South Africa Chris Maunder wrote: "I'd rather cover myself in honey and lie on an ant's nest than commit myself to it publicly." Jon Sagara replied: "I think we've all been in that situation before." Crikey! ain't life grand?

Hi Chintan, If you're specifying each column individually in the [Columns] section of your [asp:Datagrid], then you can hide them with this: DataGrid1.Columns(2).Visible = False For AutoGeneratedColumns, it's a bit more complicated, but I have a sample available here. Hope that helps, Marcie CP Blog[^]