Sorry Kasi I have given as much information as I can on this one. It does work on a postback for me and my colleagues so I am at a loss as to what else is happening with your code. I can only suggest you try Debugging and Trace to see the errors.
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Hi You could to go to the aspx file and add a ListItem as below or add it as code in the .cs or.vb files : <asp:DropDownList ID="DropDownList1" runat="server" Width="48px"> <asp:ListItem Value="cubed">m ³</asp:ListItem> </asp:DropDownList>
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If you want to use Javascript this should do it although their are other methods using ASP.NET: <!-- function whichname() { var bname = navigator.appName; alert("You are using " + bname); } //-->
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Hi here is useful link for you. It lists how to show things like power of 3 (cubed) or power of 2 (squared) etc. http://platon.sk/article.php?23 HTML for m to power of three would be: m³
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Forum Jedi I think. Use the force you do.
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I've decoded your tagline message. Don't you like Kyle or what!!??
Select *....just say no. It is a lazy approach and as Pete points out you can end up creating a lot of network traffic for no benefit.
You should use divs and stylesheets for web application page layout. Only use tables if you are wanting to display tabular data. Panels are useful for example if you want to hide/unhide a number of controls. Easy to do if controls are on a single panel, just set panels visible property to true or false. Take a look at http://asp.net/learn/videos/video-188.aspx for free video on CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). This gives an example of how to use divs and a stylesheet to layout a webpage in asp.net.
This will get the current month for you. The important bit is the ToString("MMM") which formats the month. Create a label control and name it Label1 then add this code: Label1.Text = DateTime.Today.ToString("MMM"); Enjoy.