try doing HttpContext.Current.Session. Vishal http://openreferals.com/~vishalg.aspx[^]

you can keep the properties in session variables. Vishal http://openreferals.com/~vishalg.aspx[^]

didn't the blog http://openreferals.com/blogs/post/How-to-use-LINQ.aspx[^] helped you. You can write up comment there also if you want direct help from me. you can try something like var x = from x in (from person in Accounts join p in AccountPermissions on person.AccountID equals p.AccountID select new { userID = person.AccountID, per = p.PermissionID} ) where x.AccountID == 5 select x;

ur welcome.

you have to use a.model_id== id rather than a.model_id=id Vishal Gupta http://openreferals.com/Profiles/Profile.aspx?AccountID=14[^]

Hi haseeb, you can use the keyword join for inner join. For details check out at http://openreferals.com/blogs/post/How-to-use-LINQ.aspx[^]

Hi Reddy, You can use the jscropper tool. If you want to check how it looks like check www.OpenReferals.com Vishal Gupta http://www.openreferals.com/~vishalg.aspx[^]