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The problem being, the integer is not a user input. I need to say: if (id != null) { } It does not compile, I get the following: Operator '!=' cannot be applied to operands of type 'int' and '<null>' If I try Convert.ToInt32(id) It compiles but I get a runtime error...

That works as sugggested: I have a css file and added a custom class for this. Now I need to do a lot of cosmetic changes for a nice look and feel. You get a star!. thanks again ca8msm

Thanks, will try this. appreciate your quick response ca8msm.

thanks cs8msm, Pardon my ignorance, I read that there is paging on datagrid, did not see a scrollBar attribute.

I need the features of both list box and datagrid: Scroll bar Multi Column The list is readOnly. I need to build these lists on dynamically: onPostBack. To start with the visible attribute will be false, and postback will build the list based on user selection and set the visible to true ?

The following is a good article: http://ryanfarley.com/blog/archive/2005/03/11/1886.aspx As I have linked buttons, simple Request.Params.Get("__EVENTTARGET") serves my purpose. -raghu

As all the links point to similar functionality, I thought I can trap the sender in the page_load. Makes my code more managable ...

I have a set of 6 linkbutton controls on a page : click of each will show a part of data on the page. How can I know which linkbutton was clicked in post back? my sample code: <asp:LinkButton id="a1" runat="server" Text="Name" /> <asp:LinkButton id="a2" runat="server" Text="Address" />...

Lesson learnt. Works after compiling. Also have 2 nested web controls: nothing fancy, just headers and footers. Found out that the following gives error: Request.ServerVariables["PATH_INFO"]; Replaced with fully qualified ... HttpContext.Current.Request.ServerVariables["PATH_INFO"]; which...

I did not compile: Honestly in my previous .net apps, I did not compile. I understood this as the apps will compile on 1st time use. Will try to compile before checking on the browser. Thanks a lot vbkris: will update the status.

asp.net 1.1 with visual studio 2003. Cannot migrate to .net 2.0 as the web servers etc have to migrate, these have a variety of 3rd party apps. I am so lost,

With reference th the following thread: thread855-1049521 I am basically hitting a wall to have a base page as a common repository for a set of functions: maybe I will have 2 user controls: header and footer. Rest will be just c# functions and some business logic, set-reset session variables...

Now I am lost: not a networking person. Will be inteesting to know how this is resolved. -raghu

We upgraded one of servers from windoes 2003 to windows 2003 SP1, there were no problems. I tried the above web site on firefox and get the following error message: The server at 192.168.42.1 is taking too long to respond. * The site could be temporarily unavailable or too...

Was it working before ?, If so what has changed. What is the HTTP error message: 400/403/404 ... I would try accessing by IP address , maybe a name issue?

Hello, This sounds pretty simple and straight: I have a generic page_header file: header.ascx which is a common header across the web site. Would now prefer to have the style sheets in this header so that I can refernce them all over. The traditional html link tag in the header.ascx does not...

I have installed the library: the link above points to an Enterprise Library june 2005 and the library has different components. I am going through the documentation as well. I don't have ADO.NET 2. I am nut sure how to find this also.

Hi ca8msm, This may sound stupid and silly. I downloaded this: compiled etc. I want to test this ... and am kind of stuck here.... please advise

I am migrating an access db to SQLSERVER with enhancements: .net UI, brand new design, more functionality, more data etc. I have the dbschema/layout from the users. They have given foreigh keys to every table. The current access will be used only to import in existing data. the data is not very...