I think if you add an area you are going to have to mess around with routes. I don't know because I haven't created any areas, I just use the default View, Model and Controller folders created when you create a project using the MVC3 template in VS2010 without adding an area. To me it is still clean because when you want to generate a controller, you just generate it under the controllers folder. When you generate that controller with scaffolding it creates all of the views in a clean folder under the views folder. Just me though, if the application is going to get massive and unwieldy, maybe that is a good way to do it, but I haven't read enough about areas to see an appeal. Sorry I couldn't be more help.

No your asking us to do your work for you. D@nish gave you a perfectly valid answer: it is possible. You can't expect people here to just write the code for you, we all donate our time for free here. If you want somebody else to write your program then go and hire yourself a programmer and pay him. If you want our help you'll have to proof to us that you at the very least tried to do it yourself (so post you code and where your stuck or have an error).

imak wrote: Is it doable via refelction? Yes it is. But it will be quite bad considering application performance. imak wrote: If so can you please post some example code? Well, you should try yourself first and then ask with specific details. That is what the guidelines say.

If it's possible to dynamically add custom attributes to a class, you'll be jumping through so many hoops to do so that perhaps a better question to ask is: "am I trying to do something I shouldn't be trying to do?" Also, by attempting to do something so far "outside the box" of .Net programming as it was intended by MS that you'll potentially be creating a maintenance problem for whoever works on the code after you. If you need to dynamically decorate a type, property, etc. with attribute-like information, perhaps a wiser design is to implement your own repository of such information (perhaps a static Dictionary<MemberInfo, MyCustomAttribute>, or some such). If necessary, you can initialize it from the complier-built attributes, but that should be the end of your logic's relationship with attributes. Just a thought.

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Hello imak, In one of my application I have implemented Application settings same as you want to right now. I developed Security Level for each type of user type. Admin can add so for each form/task in the application. When the logged user logs in, reading these set settings user can access or cannot access based on the security settings. For example, you have Customer form : Customer Add 0, 1, 2 Edit 0, 2 Delete 0 User Type with Roles (0- Admin, 1-Operator, 2-Receptionist] are set as 0, 1, 2... and so are to the tasks of Custoemr form. So you see Add can be performed by Admin, Operator & Receptionist; Edit can be performed by Admin & Receptionist; Delete can be performed only by Admin The same if you don't want to do task wise and only form wise, you can do that to by just setting for Customer form and not tasks of the form. So all tasks will be set by all those users. Hope this helps. NOTE: Vote if this helps. Thanks & Regards,

This should do the trick: var query = from row in dt.AsEnumerable() where row.Field<string>("MinValue") != null && row.Field<string>("MaxValue") != null group row by row.Field<string>("Name") into grp let maxServiceDate = grp.Max(r => r.Field<DateTime>("ServiceData")) from row in grp where row.Field<string;>("ServiceData") == maxServiceDate select row Syed Mehroz Alam My Blog | My Articles Computers are incredibly fast, accurate, and stupid; humans are incredibly slow, inaccurate and brilliant; together they are powerful beyond imagination. - Albert Einstein

When you delete rows using DataRow.Delete() method, they're immediately deleted from the DataTable. What DataTable.AcceptChanges() does is to propagate back the changes to the original data source of the DataTable (e.g., an SQL Server database)

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You can do that or you can have your code create this file on first launch if it doesn't exist. It's up to you. imak wrote: Can this folder be referred in installed package? Sure. How you do that depends on which .MSI packaging software you're using. Myself, I use InnoSetup and Wise Package Studio. It don't use the Setup and Deployment stuff in Visual Studio. A guide to posting questions on CodeProject[^] Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP Visual Developer - Visual Basic      2006, 2007, 2008 But no longer in 2009...

Any ideas about this guys? I really need it very urgently. TIA

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This is my semester project. Thanks for your reply.

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Thanks Paul and Ram for your responses. I actually gave a simplified version of the actual problem. Let me provide detail so hopefully it will provide some clarification. There are actually 30 different web pages and number of grid ( and varios other controls) vary on each page (depending upon page, number of controls vary between 20 - 40). I am using objectDataSource as this product has multiple flavors that provides ability to connect to various types of data sources(SQL Server, oracle, mySQL etc). Now in order to populate all controls on one page I was trying to avoid going back and forth between database. That's why I do not want to bind individual controls with so many ods; rather return all possible rows in one stored procedure, Call this stored procedure to fetch all data and then on client side populate different controls by splitting data. Is this a reasonable design? If so, is it possible to split data within objectdatasource logic? If so, can you provide any code examples?

Thanks for the response guys. Problem is that OnColumnClick is invoked from the dervied class and during that event I am not sure how can I pass this additional variable containing type of the header. Is there any lParam type of thing that I use to fill in this info? Thanks