Just add a panel in your .aspx page because u need some controls like panel or table or place holder to display the dynamic controls, Your code here, DropDownList selPage = new DropDownList(); selPage.ID = "selPage"; selPage.CssClass = "GVFooterSel"; for (int cnt = 0; cnt < GVDoctor.PageCount; cnt++) { int curr = cnt + 1; ListItem item = new ListItem(curr.ToString()); if (cnt == GVDoctor.PageIndex) { item.Selected = true; } selPage.Items.Add(item); } // add this line and run. Now u could see your dropdown in the interface. Panel1.Controls.Add(selPage); selPage.AutoPostBack = true; selPage.SelectedIndexChanged += new EventHandler(selPage_SelectedIndexChanged); selPage.Attributes.Add("onchange", "selPage_SelectedIndexChanged(this,event)");

How are you adding items to dropdown? Try to add like document.getElementById("DropDownId").options[index] = new Option("text", "value"); :) Navaneeth How to use google | Ask smart questions

Am I missing something, or are you asking how to write a basic method signature in .NET ? If you're talking about an event, you can't change their signatures. If you're talking about a basic method, what is the issue ? Also, you don't need to pass the file controls ( although you sure can ), you can pass the file data without passing the controls, if you need to. Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista.

Use document.getElementById ("<%=TextBox1.ClientId%>").value