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Simple. Just edit your SELECT statement in your GridView and add a WHERE clause. Example: "SELECT ID, First_Name FROM Employees WHERE ID = 19" This SQL statement only gives you one record based on the ID inputted in the WHERE clause. Here is a useful resource...

You can do this manually using an UPDATE statement where you take the ID of a tip from the querystring and update a field in the tip's record by 1 each time the tip is clicked. Just like a counter. Then you SELECT TOP 5 and ORDER BY descending to view the top 5.

Simple. Just edit your SELECT statement in your GridView and add a WHERE clause. Example: "SELECT ID, First_Name FROM Employees WHERE ID = 19" This SQL statement only gives you one record based on the ID inputted in the WHERE clause. Here is a useful resource...

Definitely, thanks for the clarification, I should have included more info in my post (after reading your signature, lol). - Thamer

bclt, Thanks a lot for that piece of code, this one works too, and forces the users to re-enter the e-mail instead of redirecting them to the next page. I really appriciate your help! now I know how it works... Although I'd still like to know why Dan's piece of code didn't force the user to...

Dan, Thanks a lot for the quick response, it was very helpful. I had to modify it to make it work: var myEmail1 = document.frmUser.email.value; checkEmail(myEmail1); function checkEmail(address) { if (address.lastIndexOf('@ut.edu') != address.length - '@ut.edu'.length)...

Hi, This is my first time using Java code and I'd really appriciate it if someone helped me with this little problem. I have a registration form that has a Java script at the top to validate fields, I did the code for validating blanks and a verify password. There is one piece of code that I...