If you want to "Close" the Form, then this.Close(); will work. However, if you want to simply hide it, then this.Hide(); will work, and to Dispose of the Window/Form, then use this.Dispose();

Hi All, In Windows Forms, how can I extend the existing SplitContainer control so that I may add 3, or 4, or more splitContainer Panels using the Design-View Properties Pane? I have tried to do research on this, but have not found a single thing on the subject.

I am trying to submit a form on my page. It's proving to be a very difficult and frustrating task. The problem is that there is no way of telling how many 'fields' will need to be submitted. The user might add 50 products to the cart, and make 30 changes to the quantities, or they might add 600 products to the cart and make 599 changes to the quantities (you never know), and with this website, the client is expecting high volume of sales so I need to be prepared for cases such as that. I have a Table (a script that I bought) which has its own form tag for the data inside the table, however it uses GET not POST. And I am using:

foreach($_GET['items'] as $p=>$q)
{
// Update in database. This sql query has been tested, so I know it works, which means that the problem lies within the foreach loop, since it only stopped working when I added the foreach loop to update all form fields.
}

But I dont know how to do this. I have tried hundreds of variations of the above snip and NOTHING has worked for me. I have searched all ovver php.net, google and am out of ideas, and would greatly appreciate anyone's advice or help. How can I update ALL form fields to the database? Thanks Edit: The result of

print_r($_GET);

is: Array ( [ct_items_per_page] => 10 [ct_sort] => t_t_t_t [ct_page] => 1 [ct_search] => [ct_items_per_page_change] => all [ct_multiple_search] => Array ( [0] => [1] => [2] => [3] => ) [product] => M5 x 1 MTR Allthread (Grade 304 Unit Price) [items] => Array ( [1] => 45 ) ) Edit: What else would work in my situation? Does anyone have any links/tutorials/articles? I cannot find anything anywhere. Are there other ways to submit all fields to a database?

modified on Monday, March 28, 2011 1:18 AM

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Will this application only be used locally? Or are you wanting to connect to a remote database on the net somewhere?

Hello, I have scoured the web, found MANY apps that let you do this, however I am in need of a free solution. I have product sheets in an xls file that need to be put in a database, and I cannot type a query to insert hundreds of thousands of items into a db manually. Is there any free, easy way to insert Excel OR CSV File into MySQL OR MSSQL Database? I appreciate any help at all, thank you! :)