i'll try that thanks :)

didnt know that Thank you very much :)

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thank you

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As they are HTML controls and not server controls you won't be able to access them in the standard fashion but they <b>should</b> be available in the Request.Form collection.

Thanks davey, simon and dan you were extremely helpful ;) i think i'll use p/invoke thanks again

you are welcome :)

Just add "setTimeout('resetFlag()', 5);" to the OnClientClick of the ByPass Buttons. This makes needToConfirm=true again, because it became needToConfirm=false when you clicked the Submit Button with ByPassMethod in it. Thanks for your question bro... dajuanenonli@yahoo.com

yup

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Thank you all :)

thanks man :)