you need to give date in datanavigateurlfields. datanavigateurlfields="CrId,Date" <asp:hyperlinkfield datanavigateurlfields="CrId,Date" itemstyle-cssclass="clientbor" headerstyle-cssclass="clientbort" datanavigateurlformatstring="customInteraction.aspx?CrId={0}&Date={1} " headertext="Name"> DataTextField="CrName" SortExpression="CrName" />

Hi Dear, My code is here. Just have a look it. there is one method named GetSearchResults_soap it have 4 param I am passing it properly and hardcoded just my changed code is srch.AuthHeader au = new srch.AuthHeader(); // This is a class file au.UserName = Compute("pradeepraon@hotmail.com"); // property au.Password = Compute("srch10242"); // property srch.Srch test = new srch.Srch(); // main class file who has that method which we I am calling. srch.SearchResults s = new srch.SearchResults(); //searchresult class //When I am calling this GetSearchResults_soap method at that time it is throwing an error. that server was unable to process request and object ref. not set to an instance of an object. s = test.GetSearchResults_soap("hotels", "bangalore", 1, 500);//error line

Thanks a lot N a v a n e e t h I will try with that code and tell u later ok thanks again.

Working out if two voices are the same is a lot more complex than writing an equaliser. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ "I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )

How about asking users to record their voice by sound recorder program and upload it for you? don't laugh i'm serious!! :D

If you want to keep track of all the connected client sessions, I would use an IInstanceContextProvider to find out when a new connection is made (in PerSession mode), and then use an IInputSessionShutdown to find out when each client disconnects. And by holding onto the channel objects themselves inside your SessionData, you can give the admin app that has access to it the ability to Close() or Abort() the channels. SSK.

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