You put that sum in the Session variable. and get this value at the end... Thanks and Regards, Michael Sync ( Blog: http://michaelsync.net)

You don't have to get around any characters, you just have to treat them properly. What do you do to update the database? What method are you using? Do you create an SQL query yourself? Do you use a parameterised query or do you concatenate the values into the query? I see no reason why a colon would be any problematic, but an apostrophe is a common problem if you concatenate strings into the query and don't encode the data properly first. --- single minded; short sighted; long gone;

Thanks Vasudevan, How to avoid caching of the image, can you give code please.. Raj D

If you want to call the current page then better use the following. server.transfer(Request.CurrentExecutionFilePath); Koushik

dasumohan wrote: However my web page still shows old image. Because the browser has cached the page and your seeing that cached page. You have to set metatag information telling the browser to not cache the page or shorten the time that the cached page is valid. I have no idea how to do it because I don't do that much web developement. Your best bet is to ask in the ASP.NET Forum. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

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How about we make things simple - Masterpages. As was pointed out ASP.NET simply renders to HTML and usually includes plenty of HTML tags on a page.

There is nothing about web pages in VB.NET. You're talking about ASP.NET, which is a framework for web-based applications. VB.NET is a language used to write applications using that framework. And yes, there are ways of doing what you want. Ask your question in the ASP.NET forum for more details. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

There are many ways to do it. I think you should pass the DDL values through querystring and trap in the next page otherwise session and hidden fields are also useful.

You should store the value in a session variable and then set it back to the DDL in the page load event. Cleako