I can't access to this address if root string http://localhost/project/picture/aks-13 but I recive this string E:\mgh\AmirKabir\ASP.NET\Project\Picture\aks-13

This is example, //This is one way to u should bind to dropdown with list. foreach(string text in TextList) { dropdown.Item.Add(new ListItem(text.Name.ToString(),text.ID.ToString())); } //when u select value from dropdown,in the selectedIndexChanged Event string value=dropdown.SelectedValue.ToString(); may be this will help u.

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mghiassi wrote: C# does not know DataSet and not show method and properties So you should go back to your beginners books and tutorials until you understand how to add new files and classes to a project before you start messing around with DataSets. led mike

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I think you may be misunderstanding what the active selector does. It is the state a link is in as the mouse (or keyoboard...I think) button is pressed down. In your case you have the same colour as the :hover state so you won't see any difference. The default (IE) behaviour for :active is to colour the link red, try using a different colour and you'll see what I mean. A couple of tips I thought I'd mention about your styles: - I can't see white on red being that easy to see, do you know how colour blind people will see it? - You may want to consider having a different colour for the :visited state. I know its nice to keep your links always the same colour, but depending on the links purpose its always best to let a user know where they've been (by purpose I mean if your link is performing a function rather than navigating the user, which in this case it looks like it might be, then having the same colour is probably OK)

Always try and give some meaningful subject to your question, that will be a lot easier for the people who are here to help you. Provide some code snippet so that we can help you pointing out the mistake Mubashir Software Architect Storan Technologies Inc, USA Every job is a self portrait of the person who did it.

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سلام اگر فارسی می نویسیم به این دلیل است که از نوع عناوین جنابعالی فهمیدم که ایرانی هستید. به هر حال برای Bind کردن DetailsView با این روشی که شما انتخاب کرده اید و از SqlDataSource استفاده می کنید، برای گرفتن نتیجه باید از DetailsView1.DataSourceId استفاده کنید درضمن هنگام تعریف DetailsView میتوانید در کد های HTML نیز این مشخصه را تعیین نمایید برای مثال: asp:DetailsView ID="dtl1" DataSourceId="SQLDS_ALLV_TitleIE" runat="server" ..... /asp:DetailsView در ضمن بهتر است دستور Select شما حاوی شرطی باشد که موجب برگرداندن یک رکورد شود. اگر هم با SqlDataSource مشکل دارید می توانید از DataTable استفاده کنید. ال

Perhaps it is better for you to explain what you are trying to do and then I might be able to suggest something for you to try. Finalize method of the page seems like a strange place to set a variable in session or application. Most of the time I set it in th page load event. Ben

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What code? This is HTML. There's nothing here that calls any kind of database. Dave Kreskowiak Microsoft MVP - Visual Basic

mghiassi wrote: The statement below return another code and not zero That is hardly helpful information. What code? If you remove the TRY/CATCH, what error is given (That should give you a textual description of the error) Upcoming events: * Edinburgh: Web Security Conference Day for Windows Developers (12th April) * Glasgow: Introduction to AJAX (2nd May), SQL Server, Mock Objects My website