Have a look on below mentioned html for your problem. I tested this in firefox and it worked.

test
input {background-color: yellow;}
    input:focus {background-color: red;}

Zafar Iqbal

Hi, Have a look on following link http://www.odetocode.com/Articles/172.aspx Hope this will help sort out things.

Zafar Iqbal

Hi, If this value is in text section of that combo then use following to find that item and set returned items Selected property to true. List item = .Items.FindByText("yourtext"); if (item != null) item.Selected = true; If that is in its value section then use following List item = .Items.FindByValue("yourvalue"); if (item != null) item.Selected = true; Hope this solves your issue.

Zafar Iqbal

Hi, Create a base page and inherit all your pages from that page. And in this base page implement your security logic, that the requested pageid matches with current session's employee priviliges or not, and if not then redirect him to login page or display any unauthorization message. Regards Ghuna Singh

Hi, You should only add reference of System.Web and then get current request context using HttpContext.Current and then can check either session or user properties like this HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.IsAuthenticated. Hope this will solve your issue. Ghuna Singh

Hi, This is due to connection pooling option available by default in .Net. ADO.Net manages a pool of connection, and this pool is identified by the connection string you specify. If you create connections as you have specified then new connection's object would be added in the pool. These objects are released when anything connected through these connections is properly disposed and then these connections are also disposed propery and not used elsewhere. However ADO.Net takes its own decision when to finally release these connection. Try reading some article on connection pooling either from msdn or some are also available on this site.