It's not "wiped out", it's just not set yet because the page is still loading. The asp.net events are a bit of a mess. You should try to get the books in the Load or LoadComplete events. And you should also check if you have EnableViewState set to false.

Ramkithepower wrote: Is there any such tool? There should be some HTML-editor controls here on CodeProject :) Bastard Programmer from Hell :suss:

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If you want the data in an array of some class why bother reading it into a DataTable? That just wastes cycles. Cut out the middleman; use a DataReader to populate your array.

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Ramkithepower wrote: Is this possible? Yes - I'm not sure it's the best possible design, but it is possible. What you could do (if you are using .NET 3.5 or later) is use an ObservableCollection in the first thread which the second thread hooks into the event handlers for to see when items are added into that collection - then it can perform it's searching in response to the item changing. Alternatively, and this is perhaps a better method, you could have your first thread implement an event handler that takes the contents of the file as a parameter (assuming you are just storing it as a big string here) and the second thread hooks into that event. Obviously, you'd fire off the event every time you added a file. I have CDO, it's OCD with the letters in the right order; just as they ruddy well should be Forgive your enemies - it messes with their heads My blog | My articles | MoXAML PowerToys | Onyx

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If you want to use Windows Authentication then set that Authentication type only in IIS. You need to configure that. By default even Anonymous access are also allowed.

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Thank you all for the reply. Jack Sparrow -------------------------------------- Defeat is not the worst of failures. Not to have tried is the true failure.

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According to me to consume webservice in you application you need to add webreferace of webservice in you application than to call web service you need to create objct of that and than you can call webservice. Check on following link which give you idea about how to consume website. http://it.toolbox.com/wiki/index.php/Calling_a_web_service_from_Asp.net[^]

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I do all that function in click of a button. the code will be some thing like this Generatereport(); GenerateFiles(); UpdateDatabase(); I created a scriptmanager and then a updatepanel and then added a label into the update panel. then i changed the code like this lbl1.Text="Updating reports"; Generatereport(); lbl1.Text="Updating Files"; GenerateFiles(); lbl1.Text="Updating Database"; UpdateDatabase(); This does not work, the code executes completely and the final label value is displayed.

Hi Ramkithepower, Cud u please tell me where is the button located. with in the Datagrid or outside the datagrid on the form. Regards, _Anil jhgdgf

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There's an event that gets triggered when you "click" the linkbutton. Your typical course of action is to get the value of the key, create a new form, and display the values of the current row on the new form. Good luck :) I are troll :)