Yes, this is the best solutaions ... :mad::wtf::omg: Moh. A. Shafei modified on Wednesday, November 18, 2009 2:31 AM

yes i decleared it publickly.. there ia eny other problem? --------

Hi there, Here are the things that you might need to do: + Create an event handler for the client side event onclick of the checkbox element. + In the event handler, you can make the radiobuttonlist visible/invisible based on the checked value of the checkbox. + You first need to get reference to the radiobuttonlist at client side with the getElementById[^], then use either the display[^] or visibility[^] property to show/hide element.

Hi there, This is a known issue of the VS 2003 as it sometimes resets the generated code in code-behind, and as a result of that your sample code could be removed also. In VS 2005, this thing does not happen since VS 2005 uses the inline code as default model to register the event handler. So in your case, there are a couple of ways which you may consider using to register the event handler: + Place your code in the Page_Init event, not in the generated code area. + Use the in-line code model, it means you can declare the event handler in the control declaration in the web page .aspx

may is ask u one thing , hw can u call getstring(0) and getstring(1) wen y re fetching jus one feild frm the database, check it out again sameer :-O

should i use user control of second page? sam.

i think if i m using disconnected architech. then no need to open connection sam.

Depending on which version of the ASP.NET, you should use the right api: + ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings Property /a>[^] ( for 1.1 ) + WebConfigurationManager.AppSettings Property [^] or ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings Property[^] ( for 2.0 )