Ok so i have gone through in debug mode and so forth and when it gets to my subprocedure thats calls info from the database it gets to the point of myconn.open then errors out. Is there a way i can force it to open the reader no matter what b/c i cant find a single spot where it would be closed. Or what could cause the reader to not open?

if(!Page.IsPostBack) { // Do calendar stuff } else { // Dont do it } If you for whatever reason cannot read again then you are going to have to store the data in a date structure of some sort, serialize it, and then save it the session. Then your else would be retrieving that data structure and reloading the calendar. Hope that this helps, Jim

Thanks, I'll give that a shot Tommy

Thanks to both of you. I am now able to atleast get the labels on the page! haha. Now i just need to figure out how to get them in the rows and columns needed. lol. Again, thanks for all your time and help Tommy

I'd recommend that the first step for you would be to take a peek at the availible members of the DateTime type in the MSDN documentation. Each member ususally has an example snipit of code, which may prove helpful. In particular, look for the DayOfWeek property. Using that property, you can easily determine the day of the week for any given date. My very quick and dirty proof of concept for finding the first day of each month: protected override void OnLoad(System.EventArgs ea) { DateTime first = DateTime.Parse("01/01/2005"); DayOfWeek day = first.DayOfWeek; Response.Write(first.ToString("MMMM") + ": " + day.ToString() + "<br />"); for (int index = 0; index < 11; index++) { first = first.AddMonths(1); day = first.DayOfWeek; Response.Write(first.ToString("MMMM") + ": " + day.ToString() + "<br />"); } } Hope that helps. :) --Jesse

D'OH. Didn't see this reply before I made my previous one. :doh: It appears that you can have multiple ranges selected. For example, assume that we have a calendar control on the page called "myCalendar". The following works for me: private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs ea) { myCalendar.SelectedDates.Add(DateTime.Parse("02/01/2005")); myCalendar.SelectedDates.Add(DateTime.Parse("02/02/2005")); myCalendar.SelectedDates.Add(DateTime.Parse("02/03/2005")); myCalendar.SelectedDates.Add(DateTime.Parse("02/25/2005")); myCalendar.SelectedDates.Add(DateTime.Parse("02/26/2005")); myCalendar.SelectedDates.Add(DateTime.Parse("02/27/2005")); } Hope that helps. :) --Jesse

Read the documentation.[^] Regards, Alvaro You know what they say about arguing over the Internet...

I spoke to soon. the code that does it is imagebutton.Page.Response.Redirect("index.aspx") again thank you for all of your time and help

But what are the details of the exception? It's good to know that the error is happening on a particular line, but what is the specfic exception you're getting?

:wtf::omg::wtf::omg::wtf::omg::wtf::omg::wtf::omg::wtf::omg::wtf::wtf::wtf::omg::wtf: And this mean what to me? I'm not the one with the problem, and I'm probably one of the last people on this earth you should be preaching this crap to. I know how to build SQL procedures and how to integrate SQL with VB code. The person who originally posted the question has not given us enough information to give him a definitive answer to his problem. I told him to go back and double check the definition of the table against the SQL he's using as well as the BTW: I never use string concatentation to build SQL statements. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome

Im in the same problem, please help!

Hey, thank you very much. I'm not sure how i managed to miss that section lol. I really Appreciate your time and help.

You know 'txtSample.ForeColor = vbColorRed' can change your text's color, but all lines. It's impossible to change colors of only certain lines in textbox. I have 2 ways to solve this problem (I often do): **1)**I think textbox is not for displaying, it's for inputing. So you should use 2 labels: 1 for you and 1 for the enemy. When you are getting hit X| , your label red, enemy's label white:mad:, contrary... **2)**You can use a RichTextBox: rtbSample.SelText.ForeColor = vbColorRed but it's not my favourite because the RichTextBox control is very complex:sigh:. I post this reply on a computer without Visual Basic installed, so that I can't test the code. If you don't like my answer:( or don't understand:confused:, reply me, I will find another way (I pay attention to this problem too!) GF bos

Thanks, but the multiline property is already at true and i cant find scroolbar propertys. The only thing it has it for me to set scrollbars to vertical horizontal both or none.