pass the ID from the look up table (manufacturers, or cars) in the query string to the new page, then get that value and run your database query.
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Post your code for both the aspx page and the code behind.
Thanks
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I would eliminate using iFrames completely - then you can tell very easily.
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Post your workaround.... as your complete question is a little confusing. Would like to see the result of what you wanted.
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Why don't you make the Please Wait message an image... and change the image to an image of "Done" when it is complete?
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Have you tried putting a datagrid in one of your datagrid rows and populating it that way?
I've implemented what you want before, using datagrids. It is possible.
Perhaps when they collapse the detail datagrid, you use an image button with the + and - sign and on the click event do the...
I bet if you close that page and do your build, it will compile with no error.
The problem is XHTML Transitional not recognizing the onblur event in the body as being valid. That doesn't mean what you are doing is an error.
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You can also set a variable to be checked when every page is loaded to see if a user is logged in. This variable would be set when the user logs in. So the log in page would be the only page not checking for this variable.
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Have you tried compiling and running the code? If so, does it work? Ignore the fact the the XML transitional validation is failing.
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You should be getting a more specific error now - please post it.
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Well..... adjust your web.config file as the error message suggests so you can see what is going wrong.
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This is the ASP.Net forum. Please post in the regular C# forum.
And, don't yell.
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Instead of trying to disable the previous button's functionality, perhaps you should add some code to detect whether the information has been submitted at a prior time before inserting a new record with the form's data
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Did you set a break point in your click event or anything similar to follow your logic?
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I think you mean you're going from VS 2003 to 2005/2008. There is no longer Web Form Designer Generated Code visible like it was in 2003 in 2005 & 2008.
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Would you need to enter values greater then that? You can limit your textbox in max characters allowed to take care of that.
Or you could add code to test the value from this field before you insert it into your sql table.
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I didn't put this code in VS yet - Have you tried
DataGridES dg = new DataGridES();
dg.FillGridWithHTML(xmlFile);
dg.Grid.DataSource = dg.ds;
dg.Grid.DataBind();
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