I'll check them, thanks raja.

Ah, sorry - I thought bugs and performance is a general topic..

http://www.eggheadcafe.com/articles/20021207.asp[^] http://www.devx.com/webdev/Article/30811[^] Try it... Jinal Desai - LIVE Experience is mother of sage....

Hey...guys, where is my help? Thanks.

Basically, my concern is - to create a database with 30/40 tables with some data in some of them - the sql statements would be large. What would be the best approach to deal with it?

Thanks d@nish and Dambod - it was very helpful.

Thanks Dave, I got it fixed.

I got it done, thanks if you read it.

Thanks to both of you.

Thanks Mike. It'll be helpful.

I got it figured out, thanks Christian. I did this: in the DataBound event handler, to filter the exception - I used if: if (dvParams.CurrentMode != DetailsViewMode.Edit) { DetailsViewRow row = dvParams.Rows[0]; tbox = (TextBox)(row.FindControl("txtEqpID")); HtmlAnchor anchorSpEquipment = (HtmlAnchor)(row.FindControl("lnkSpEquipment")); anchorSpEquipment.HRef = "~/EquipmentDetails.aspx?Station=" + stationID + "&ColType=" + collType + "&Param=" + paramID + "&ID=" + tbox.Text; }

Dave Kreskowiak wrote: I thought it was a pretty cool idea myself. Used twice already today!

Can you post the code that you have written and the path of the image

how does it evaluates the LOC - when you try to debug the line below if (webctrl.ImageUrl.Equals("") == false)

Put a client side javascript function call in the onchange event of your field in the parent window. That should fire when your popup changes the field. You can force the postback in that function.

window.opener.parentfunction(parametors to send) i think it will help you where parent function is written in javascript of parent page from where popup is open. umerumerumer

1. In Page_Load (If (!Page.IsPostBack)), get the info from the database, select the CheckBoxes that matches the criteria based on that info, and DataBind(). 2) In MultiView_ActiveIndexChanged event handler, get the info from the database, select the CheckBoxes that matches the criteria based on that info. 3) Use a Save button, and in the Button_Click event handler, first Delete info from the table for the ID I am working with, then Insert values for that ID and each of the CheckBoxes that are currently selected. 4) Don't try to do anything in the SelectedIndexChanged for the CheckBoxList (which is a logical thing to try), because here, you don't know which Box is clicked as the sender is the List, not any individual CheckBox. If you have any Label to display messages, you can just clear the label here. Thats it. Thanks.

Yes, like the list displays notification options. The user selects them to be notified when an event occurs. Then later on, user can change mind and de-select one - indicating he/she doesn't want to be notified in that event. Thats why I need to delete it from the table. Thanks.

SelectedItem or SelectedIndex will tell us which are selected - but I want to know which one is clicked. Any other idea? Thanks. Ekjon modified on Thursday, December 18, 2008 12:41 AM