There are many methods you can achieve this. 1. You can use delegates to make communication between the forms. 2. You can pass form object as an argument to another form and then use that object to achieve the behavior. 3. You can pre-define object of one form into another form and then by assigning the instance you can make communication possible between the forms. Find following links useful... Passing Data between Windows Forms[^] Pass Data Between the Forms without Events and Delegates[^] Using Delegates to communicate between the Forms[^] HTH Jinal Desai - LIVE Experience is mother of sage....

You can do this with arraylist also but i feel that things would be easier for you if you will use DataTable for the same. Anurag Gandhi. http://www.gandhisoft.com Life is a computer program and every one is the programmer of his own life.

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Well, AFAIK a DataSet can only contain DataTables; so maybe you have one or several DataTables that hold DataRows with such payitem information. The easy way of presenting one DataTable to a user is by using a DataGridView (assuming you are talking about a WinForms application). While I'm not an expert on DataTables and the like, I recently published my CP Vanity[^] article that uses both DataTable and DataGridView. I would suggest you read the MSDN documentation on the relevant classes, and have a look at my app. Assuming it looks like what you have in mind. :) Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [Why QA sucks] [My Articles] Prolific encyclopedia fixture proof-reader browser patron addict? We all depend on the beast below.

If you have not yet solved your problem, try looking at this thread[^]. The problem sounds basically the same as yours. Henry Minute Do not read medical books! You could die of a misprint. - Mark Twain Girl: (staring) "Why do you need an icy cucumber?" “I want to report a fraud. The government is lying to us all.”

try MyDataContext dc = new MyDataContext();//the dbml file var Table1 = from T in dc.YourTable1 select T; foreach (var Row in Table1) { dc.ImportingTo Table2 = new dc.ImportingTo(); Table2.Field1 = Row.Field1; Table2.Field2 = Row.Field2; Table2.Field3 = Row.Field3; Table2.Field4 = Row.Field4;//...etc. dc.ImportingTo.InsertOnSubmit(Table2); } dc.SubmitChanges(); I think this is the sintax! :-D if you have some problem, let me know! :thumbsup:

Instead of assigning object, assign properties, var OrderHeader = (from OrderHeaders in db.OEORDHs where OrderHeaders.COMPLETE != 5 && OrderHeaders.COMPLETE != 4 && OrderHeaders.COMPLETE != 3 orderby OrderHeaders.ORDUNIQ descending select new pCustomer() { propertyname1 = OrderHeaders.Customer.propertyname1, propertyname2 = OrderHeaders.Customer.propertyname2 }); Arun Jacob http://codepronet.blogspot.com/

If you google for c# DateRange you will find a number of classes that people have written to address this sort of problem, i.e. dealing with fixed periods of time and testing for intersection with other periods, and so on. One example is here: http://noticeablydifferent.com/CodeSamples/DateRange.aspx[^] This example is OK, except I would make it immutable since in its present form it's not thread-safe.

You should check if the time is negative. If so show an error that clearly explains that negative time is not allowed and why the time the user entererd was negative. Then highlight one of the times in red FolderTrack

Thanks for that tip. I will look into using session variables in the future. I did add this variable to my Data Access Layer so its not in my web application at the moment. Illegal Operation

Hi, Do you add a button in every row?? I think you can bind the data value to the button. Then you can do other things. April Comm100 - Leading Live Chat Software Provider

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Me didn't look at the details of the answer, just looked at the complexity and shook the head. I don't think Nilandri answered the question which was to group by the date only in a datetime field that has the time component in it. Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH

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Thank you very much!! Your answer solved my problem. Illegal Operation

Illegal Operation wrote: private void GenerateTable(int numOfRows) { Table tblTimesheet = new Table(); tblTimesheet.ID = "tblTimesheet"; placeHolder.Controls.Add(tblTimesheet); . . . As per the above lines, the Table tblTimesheet would be added to the place holder as many times as you click the Add row button. You would need to change the logic to first check if the place holder already has a the desired table and based on availability you have to either create a new instance or get an handle to the existing instance and add rows. To do this you have to set the runat property of the table that you create to "server" so that the table is visible on the server after postback. You would also have to change the logic to add rows based on the above availability check. Alternately you can clear the control array before you add the new table, but if you decide to do so then you'll have to ensure that you copy the data from the existing table's textboxes to the new table's textboxes. For the replication logic for the date textbox you can use the logic suggested by arun$aini. In fact it would be advisable to do it for all the controls that you add to the table. I assume you need to get the data from the textboxes/checkboxes on some submit button click. For that to happen you need to set the runat property of all the dynamically created controls too.

What is the container control that you have? If you are using a gridview then add a footer row and show it when you click the Add row button. This off-course is the simplest way to do it but would work for only one row at a time, i.e. you can have only one footer row per gridview. Continuing with gridview, if you need more rows and assuming you are using bound columns, just add an empty row to your data source and refresh the binding. Again very simple to do. If you are not using a gridview and assuming you use HTML tables, then your table should be visible on the server and you need to generate and insert HTML script, which can get a bit clumsy at times.

Have a look into it. Serializing and de-serializing a listbox to XML[^] I guess you are looking for this :) Abhijit Jana | Codeproject MVP Web Site : abhijitjana.net Don't forget to click "Good Answer" on the post(s) that helped you.

Check Codeplex for ideas and possible solutions. http://www.codeplex.com/site/search?projectSearchText=timesheet[^]

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