Naveen, Do one thing, Keep a hidden variable...Before submitting, take the comma seperated values into hidden thru client side script.. if checked - 1 otherwise 0. so.. that u get 1,0,1,0..for N rows for each column. then at the server, u could read hidden variable from Request.form and know which row is checked or not... Hope this helps.. Phani Phani,Virtusa, Hyd

I would like to share a solution with all of you guys to the Response.Redirect problem. I have a scenario: 1. An asp page containing two submit type buttons 'Back' and 'Save'. 2. Save may do some action and stay in the same page.. 3. But Back would do same as save button..but Goes to Home Page. 4. U may have Save_Click () serverside code in aspx.cs 5. U can simulate the same from back.. and also hidBack to maintain from which button its coming from... function ClickBack() { document.Form1.hidBack.value = "YES"; document.Form1.Button1.click(); //IMPORTANT:: RETURN FALSE TO NULLIFY POSTING BY BACK BUTTON. return false; } 6. Server side code may look as private void Save_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { if(Request.Form["hidBack"] == "YES") { Page.Response.Redirect("Home.aspx",false); } Response.Write(" U pressed first Button"); } 7.if WE DONT HAVE //IMPORTANT:: code line, it will postback twice to the server..there by Response.Redirect doesnt work. 8. Any other observations?? thanks Phani, Virtusa. Phani, virtusa, Hyd

I would like to share a solution with all of you guys to the Response.Redirect problem. I have a scenario: 1. An asp page containing two submit type buttons 'Back' and 'Save'. 2. Save may do some action and stay in the same page.. 3. But Back would do same as save button..but Goes to Home Page. 4. U may have Save_Click () serverside code in aspx.cs 5. U can simulate the same from back.. and also hidBack to maintain from which button its coming from... function ClickBack() { document.Form1.hidBack.value = "YES"; document.Form1.Button1.click(); //IMPORTANT:: RETURN FALSE TO NULLIFY POSTING BY BACK BUTTON. return false; } 6. Server side code may look as private void Save_Click(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { if(Request.Form["hidBack"] == "YES") { Page.Response.Redirect("Home.aspx",false); } Response.Write(" U pressed first Button"); } 7.if WE DONT HAVE //IMPORTANT:: code line, it will postback twice to the server..there by Response.Redirect doesnt work. 8. Any other observations?? thanks Phani, Virtusa.