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How can we update row in database table if browser is closed using C#,ASP.NET

You'll need to clarify your question. If the browser is closed you can't run any web application.

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If you are talking about recording 'close' event of a browser, its pretty involved. For eg., session, cookies, browser version, browser type etc.

I would start with 'unload' event of IE.

You can never try. You either do it or you don't.

You can't: once the browser closes that's it.

"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair.
nils illegitimus carborundum

me, me, me

You can use javascript's page unload event to run any server side code.

Hope this help you out.

Hi
I have fields empcode,empname,photoname,photoguid
I want to display it in gridview & want to give option to user to edit record & also if file is attached user should be able to open or delete that file & add new file to that record.

Thanx

Have you bothered to a) do any research or b) try something for youreslf?

"If you think it's expensive to hire a professional to do the job, wait until you hire an amateur." Red Adair.
nils illegitimus carborundum

me, me, me

I'm not a programmer, but I've managed to create our company's website in Visual Studio 2010 / VB / ASP.NET 4.0. I've also managed to use the apps_globalresources directory to add 9 languages to the website through advice in the forums. I can call these languages by clicking on a flag. I apologize for this message being lengthy, but anyone who could help would be a life-saver!

The Problem:
When I switch languages by clicking a flag, the text changes and it looks great. But the URL doesn't change. /about.aspx is still /about.aspx. It's just displaying the page using another language's resource (.resx) file.

What I've been told:
I've been told that having the same URLs for 9 different languages is bad SEO and bad web development practice. I've been told to use the "Page_Load" event to make my URLs like about.aspx?lang=nl for Dutch instead. They suggest this is better practice. I would LOVE to do this, but I'm not intelligent enough at programming to do so.

My current code:

ASP.NET

<asp:LinkButton ID="LinkButton7" runat="server"
  CommandArgument="nl" OnClick="RequestLanguageChange_Click" class="flagbutton">
  <asp:Image ID="Image1" runat="server" ImageUrl="~/images/flagnl.png" tooltip="Bekijk deze website in het Nederlands" title="Bekijk deze website in het Nederlands"/>
  <img class="map" src="images/flaghovernl.png" alt=""/>
  </asp:LinkButton>

What I was told to do:
"Create a simple link that changes the language without a post back":

HTML

<a href="about.aspx?lang=nl">Nederelands</a>

Conclusion:
Now, I was told that with Page_Load you check to see if you find this parameter lang=el and if you find it you show this language resource, if not you show the default resource.

What does this mean? How can I implement this and where do I do so? Do I use the code-behind, or put it right on my master page? Or every page? Thank you for taking the time to read this novel, and I would sincerely appreciate any and all guidance you could offer me!