payback wrote: He's talkin about Aggregation I see. MSDN: Inheritance, Aggregation, and Containment[^] --- b { font-weight: normal; }

use javascript, search google for javascript timer and when time passed just submit form back to server Pilo

Two possibilities are there, first you place the control(whose event you want to get fired on enter key) before the other. The second possibility is to use javascript code that will trap the enter key and fire the event. The javascript function to trap the enter key is this: function TrapEnterKey(field,event) { var keyCode = event.keyCode?event.keyCode:event.which?event.which:event.charcode if(keyCode==13) { document.getElementById("BtnSearch").click(); return false; } } Best Regards, Apurva Kaushal

At the time of adding new row, you have the index of that row, find the control in first cell, get its client ID and register a startup script to focus that control...... the the script should be something like .. RegisterStartupScript("setFocus","document.getElementById('"+ control.ClientID +"').focus();") -----