Short the Installed program in Add/Remove section of Control panel with date.

Thanks for your responses. Error is resolved, that was more logical. I was creating Command object at class level, and adding parameters to it in remainderMailtimer_Elapsed(). This event will execute on timer interval. So when it executes first time it find one parameter and runs successfully. after 3 minutes interval it executes event for the second time and adds same parameter to it. so now command object will have two parameters and corresponding SP has one. So it was throwing error. I changed the code and created command object at event level. Thanks. By: Hemant Thaker

right,.. thanks. By: Hemant Thaker

Hemant Thaker wrote: Didn't find correct Forum so writting in asp.net messageboard. Well there is the Web Development Forum[^] Hemant Thaker wrote: but getting some error... What is the error your getting? Hemant Thaker wrote: activex can generate object CDO or something ActiveX has nothing to do with CDO. ActiveX is client side technology, where as CDO is server side. Yusuf May I help you?

Using mailto, you can try. Have a look at this article: Can JavaScript email a form?[^]

private void drawclock4(object sender, PaintEventArgs e) { Graphics g = e.Graphics; Rectangle rec = new Rectangle(20, 20, 250, 250); LinearGradientBrush linearbrush = new LinearGradientBrush(rec, Color.Black, Color.Black, 225); g.FillEllipse(linearbrush, 20, 20, 200, 200); linearbrush.LinearColors = new Color[] { Color.White, Color.White, }; g.FillEllipse(linearbrush, 30, 30, 180, 180); linearbrush.LinearColors = new Color[] { Color.White, Color.White }; g.FillEllipse(linearbrush, 33, 33, 174, 174); SolidBrush solidbrush = new SolidBrush(Color.Black); Font textFont = new Font("Arial Black", 12F); g.DrawString("12", textFont, solidbrush, 109, 40); g.DrawString("11", textFont, solidbrush, 75, 50); g.DrawString("10", textFont, solidbrush, 47, 75); g.DrawString("9", textFont, solidbrush, 43, 110); g.DrawString("8", textFont, solidbrush, 52, 145); g.DrawString("7", textFont, solidbrush, 75, 170); g.DrawString("6", textFont, solidbrush, 113, 180); g.DrawString("5", textFont, solidbrush, 150, 170); g.DrawString("4", textFont, solidbrush, 173, 145); g.DrawString("3", textFont, solidbrush, 182, 110); g.DrawString("2", textFont, solidbrush, 173, 75); g.DrawString("1", textFont, solidbrush, 150, 50); g.TranslateTransform(120, 120, MatrixOrder.Append); int hour = DateTime.Now.Hour; int min = DateTime.Now.Minute; int sec = DateTime.Now.Second; // Create Pens Pen hourPen = new Pen(Color.DarkBlue, 4); Pen minutePen = new Pen(Color.DarkGreen, 3); Pen secondPen = new Pen(Color.DarkRed, 2); // Create angles double secondAngle = 2.0 * Math.PI * sec / 60.0; double minuteAngle = 2.0 * Math.PI * (min + sec / 60.0) / 60.0; double hourAngle = 2.0 * Math.PI * (hour + min / 60.0) / 12.0; // Set centre point Point centre = new Point(0, 0); // Draw Hour Hand //Point hourHand = new Point((int)(40 * Math.Sin(hourAngle)), (int)(-40 * Math.Cos(hourAngle))); //g.DrawLine(hourPen, centre, hourHand); // Draw Minute Hand

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I wouldn't use a window.open as that can be annoying and/or scary to users. I would probably use a XMLHttpRequest from the javascript since that is much less visible. Also another trick for pages that do not need to show the user anything and are just to update server-side info is set the http status code to 204. Another option is to set a cookie when they close the browser. Whenever someone comes to your site check for the "ImReallyLoggedOut" cookie before showing the message.

Session end has nothing to deal with ConfigurationManager. ConfigurationManageris a static class that Reads different section of ASP.NET config file and gives you the data. I think it should be accessible from anywhere, even from Application_end. :cool: There might be some other issue with it, it is nothing to deal ConfigurationManager. Abhishek Sur **Don't forget to click "Good Answer" if you like this Solution. Visit My Website-->** www.abhisheksur.com

Yup, and if you have a logout page you would want to put it in there to. But keep in mind that the session will stay alive for a bit after the user closes the browser, that period is configurable i just remember how. If at first you don't succeed ... post it on The Code Project and Pray.

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You should immediately remedy the primary key issue if you have control of the database. I would add an identity field UserNo to user table and the appropriate fields and keys to the FK table(s). As Bob said you have made a fundamental error in data design, fix it and you no longer have the update problem. Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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Hi.. thanks for reply.., i got some temparory solution, I may draw your attention to this later on. Thanks, By: Hemant Thaker