Hi Jaime. I'm guessing that you'd want to set up the relation in the code-behind, and have your stored procedure return two recordsets (one for the master records, one for the detail, with the key field relating them). Otherwise, the only way I can see of handling what you're describing is to: 1) not use Repeater controls and render it all through your own code; 2) maybe handle the ItemCreated event for the repeater and provide your own code for determining if display controls should be made visible/invisible based on the DataItem of the event args.

You can write: WebUserControl1 ctrl = (WebUserControl1)LoadControl("WebUserControl1.ascx"); PlaceHolder1.Controls.Add(ctrl); or WebUserControl1 ctrl = (WebUserControl1)LoadControl("WebUserControl1.ascx"); Controls.Add(ctrl);

Request is member of HttpContext class and its part of System.Web namespace which is not added to your class . For playing with that in your class you have to use HttpContext.Current roperty and pass it to a HttpContext vatiable and use that for Trace or Request. Mazy You're face to face, With the man who sold the world - David Bowie

Hey Heath, The function that I created on the main.aspx.cs page can be accessed from user.ascx.cs page, I don't have any problem with that. In traditional .asp pages I could just create a variable called pageStatus = "main" on the main.asp page and the user.ascs page would be an include file which would hold my flash application that have status = <%pageStatus%>, so if I went to home.asp page, the home.asp page would have pageStatus="home" and the services.asp page would have pageStatus="services". So in my flash application anytime you would go a page it would display the value of that page accordingly. Sorry, if I sound frustrated, doing some of the simpliest things in asp is a little more difficult in asp.net. I wrote this function out of frustration, I know there is a simpler way to do it. Thanks a lot in advance! public string pageStatus() { string strURL = Request.ServerVariables["URL"]; StringBuilder replaceFunc = new StringBuilder(strURL); strURL = replaceFunc.Replace("/web_isotope/","").ToString(); strURL = replaceFunc.Replace(".aspx","").ToString(); return strURL; } Also can I inheret the class from my main.aspx.cs page in the user.ascs.cs page. Thanks again. Jaime