The site ConnectionStrings[^] can help you check.

Here are the steps that you may do: + Create the handler for the client side events of the listbox control like onclick, onchange, see select element[^]. You can register the handler in the control declaration or in code with the Attributes collection of the control. + Use javascript to walk through the item collection using the the options[^] property to collect the selected items and determine the highest one. You can also easily find lots of sample scripts out there to access the contests of the select element. Just out of curiousity why you don't just do that at the server side as it seems much easier.

Hi, In the content place holder go with like this. your javascript then your content details on the page with regards Satips

Ya thats true but what I thought was there can be a change in calling the javascript file or adding the attribute to the button. Anyway thanks for clarifying. :) Best Regards, Apurva Kaushal

May be you can try giving DisplaySource property as "ListBoxes.row" OR "row" and DisplayMember as "Description" and ValueMember = "Number" Hope this works for you. - ashish

Use the ToString() method of the DateTime object with a pattern argument that includes "yy" for a two-character year... something like this: DateTime theDate = System.DateTime.Now; String dateAsString = theDate.ToString("dd-MMM-yy");

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If the datasource is empty, you may use the EmptyDataTemplate to add a new record.

You need Javascript SetTimeout in your second page. Sincerely, Elina Life is great!!! Enjoy every moment of it! :-O

Read rule number 4 in this[^]. You can't use a server control to call the javascript to validate the form. When the event runs to handle the server event, the form has already been posted. You have to call the function from client script. Here is an example on how you verify a form using client script: Javascript: Validate form[^] --- b { font-weight: normal; }

Yeah the last example was similar to wat I was on about. instead of counting up Iwas wanting to count down and apply it to a label instead of a textbox. Got it sorted. Cheers King

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window.alert('My table height = ' + document.getElementByID('tableName').height); 1 line of code equals many bugs. So don't write any!!

Hi, I had the same problem when i wanted to give background image. But, I could not find any way to stretch image. Only thing can be done is to repeate image in 'x' or 'y' direction. Or if you use Style sheet then it will be lot easier.

Use a template column instead, you can use a linkbutton that shows the information, and generate a command with it as well. A good source for DataGrid samples is: DataGrid girl[^] daniero

You could use a combination key, of, say: 1. PK_ID int IDENTITY (1, 1) NOT NULL 2. Abbreviation_of_whatever varchar(10) NOT NULL 3. Year int NOT NULL :~ Farhan Noor Qureshi if (this == this) thow this;

Hey Paul, AS I Understand you want code to generate the unique Id So here is the code Public Function GenerateID() As String Dim length As Integer Dim guidResult As String length = 10 guidResult = System.Guid.NewGuid().ToString() 'removes the hyphen guidResult = guidResult.Replace("-", String.Empty) Return guidResult.Substring(0, length) End Function BY this code you can generate the desired length Unique ID Hope this works for you. Hema Chaudhry

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no, but you can always return the two pieces of info as one - in a SQL statement you would use something like: select firstname+' '+lastname as personname from... then set your dropdownlist datatextfield = personname Hope this helps Phil

Dropdownlists are meant to allow user to select a single value. What you could do is cheat a little bit by displaying a ListBox on top of your combobox. To do that, capture the combobox dropdown event then call SuspendLayout of combobox, place dropdownlist on top, and call ResumeLayout of your combobox. When user is done selecting, hide the listbox.