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yes, dats better to keep config in scene! i was in hurry to head towards home, so just didnt modify and took a new message post instead :)

aspdotnetdev wrote: Code Project has their forum software in an article around here somewhere. Unfortunately, it is not up to date. that's a major understatement. The version in Maunder's article is written in classic asp. X| 3x12=36 2x12=24 1x12=12 0x12=18

Thanks for the jumping off point, I'm looking into this, more specifically oSQL now :)

Ok, thanks, I was worried I would never get answered :)

Mainatain two datatables and add the new rows/records to your second datatable which should be the datasource for the second datagrid Gautham

Your welcome. Sometimes the IDE holds the key ;) there are some other shortcuts you can take this way like making checkboxcolumns and the likes. Visual Studio can't evaluate this, can you? public object moo { __get { return moo; } __set { moo = value; } }

Mike Ellison wrote: The Click event handler's signature uses EventArgs, but the ItemCommand event handler's signature uses DataListCommandEventArgs, through which you'll get to the CommandName and CommandArgument properties Ooooooooooh :omg::wtf::laugh: Pualee This forum really needs an "ah-ha" experience emote... i just use "omg wtf laugh"

Okay its like this. Layers are used to separate functionality. Thats all. Javascript does not or should it EVER manage business rules! Java script is for screen interactions only (UI) The UI layer is for formatting data carried fromm the business layer only The business layer takes information from the data layer. Builds the business object and performs all business validations needed. The data layer just returns data from your data source whatever that may me text files, sql, mysql, oracle, microaprocessors, rs-232 serial input/output, etc... don't let anyone tell you different 1 line of code equals many bugs. So don't write any!!

Many thanks! I actually had a realization that was similar to this. I noticed that I can use a DataTable for the DataSource, rather than another control. With the data table, I can filter and change the table as necessary before updating the GridView :-) Thus, the GridView will display my table as desired. Pualee

Pualee wrote: I just want to clean up some things periodically... Then use the Session_End event in global.asax. Pualee wrote: Shouldn't it be possible to loop on the .Keys to compare the active Keys against the keys my application believes are active? You are confusing session objects with session variables. Each user has one session object that each can contain several variables. The Session.Keys property contains the keys of the variables that has been stored in the session object for the current user. The server of course keeps track of the active sessions, but it doesn't expose this list to anyone. Probably because items can be removed from the list at any time. Pualee wrote: Also, would keeping the session data on server side, rather than as cookies, make this possible? That depends. What is it that you store in the cookies anyway? --- b { font-weight: normal; }

Pualee wrote: Are there any default thread protection objects in VB6? No, there isn't. There is no multithreading support in VB6 at all. All code and UI updates run on a single thread. RageInTheMachine9532 "...a pungent, ghastly, stinky piece of cheese!" -- The Roaming Gnome

I have actually managed to figure out exactly what I needed to do. I used the .Controls collection, but took it farther. I looped on the total number of controls to look at .Controls.Item(index). This allowed me to browse through every control on the form. I needed to do this because I was generically assigning data to them. Thank you for your inteset in helping :-) On another note, I was concerned by the fact that the .Controls property returns an Object, not a Collection. How can I assign an object to anything? Can this only be done with a variant data type?