Master Page is used as a content-place-holder so as to make all the pages added inside it as child pages. Regards Bino

in master page in default.aspx if i clk on button i am not able to retain the value....

Nice one :-D:laugh::-D:laugh::-D:laugh: Thanks and Regards Sandeep

Difference between Abstract classes and Interface Little background: A real world entity is represented in an OOP world as object. Objects are defined as classes any language. A class defines objects in two aspects Object's characteristics - Data Members Object's functionality - Member functions So, when the classes that are forced to provide implementations of the functions prototypes that are defined in either ‘interfaces’ or a ‘abstract class’ are not belonging to the same family (having some inherited parental characteristics from same parent directly or indirectly) but are rather related through some functionalities then 100% we will go with interface and if above said classes are belonging to same family then we should go with abstract class inheritance. Also in case of inheritance as everything is a specialization of base parent object so there is allowance of providing some default definitions of the functions that are needed to be implemented further by specialized classes. This is not any way allowed in interfaces because implementing classes are not belonging to same family and are not any way related by characteristics. An Example: We have four real world objects: • Airplane • Bird • Sparrow • Eagle We have one method that is a functionality of all above objects • Fly Now all objects share common functionality flying in air but differ in the mechanism they use to fly. Also by close look we see that in general there is some common characteristics (as well as some common functionalities) between Sparrow and Eagle that can be a part of common class Bird (that has to be abstract because there is no real thing like bird!). But any way Airplane can't be related to Bird or its specialized classes Sparrow and Eagle. So if want to expose fly functionality to outer world and want their implementations in Airplane and Sparrow (or any bird), so I will 100% go for Interface and Abstract classes will be a big NO! But if we exclude Airplane want that fly functionality is exposed to outer world and its implementing classes are Bird, Sparrow and Eagle then 'Abstract Classes' is the best of best choice. Happy programming! Please feel free in writing to me for further clarifications on other OOP concepts (im.himanshu2006@gmail.com) Himanshu

You can get the values from xml file to the dataset and once you have the data in dataset you can bind it to the dropdownlist control. Best Regards, Apurva Kaushal

No one can understand your question please can you elaborate it ?

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Ok, first let me try to write your question for you: What is the difference between a button (input tag) with type="submit" and one with type="button"? Is that what you tried to write? I'm not completely sure, as what you wrote completely lacks any grammar, so I mostly based it on the words "diff", "submit", "button", "Input" and "type" from your post. If it was, then the answer is that the "submit" button is used to submit the form that it is placed in, while the "button" button is used to run the Javascript in it's onclick event. --- Year happy = new Year(2007);

Oops, a small mistake. Change this: SELECT TOP (@Count) @Id = Id FROM table ORDER BY CartNumber to this: SELECT TOP (@Rnd) @Id = Id FROM table

if you close or opened tags(br,hr,etc tags are not close in html) and insert xml explaination above or you html file you can use it as an xml

Why haven't you tried this out for yourself? You have most of the code there, so it is a simple matter for you to test it it, except for the fact that there is no System.Out.Println - that's a Java class. Change that to Console.WriteLine and put in a divide by zero error into the try block, and you will be good to go. BTW - please don't put SMS speak into posts. This makes it harder for the person who is reading it to understand. the last thing I want to see is some pasty-faced geek with skin so pale that it's almost translucent trying to bump parts with a partner - John Simmons / outlaw programmer Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.

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Yeah, that's absolutely correct...but just to emphasize the main point here, view state IS one of the three hidden fields available in ASP.Net. sam

As Guffy said, a column named 'rating' is already part of your DataTable, and then in your code dc=new DataColumn("rating"); dt.Columns.Add(dc); You are adding the same column again to the data table, ofcourse it'll complain. Good luck sam