Comments by nikhil-vartak (Top 35 by date)

Can you please re-format your question properly? Also provide info on your table structures.

Sorry to say but one cannot write whole form's code for you. Go ahead, create forms, write code and meanwhile if you face any issues or errors, let others know.

You mean notifying HTML page via some trigger in SQL server? I have not seen anyone doing that! I can imagine doing it with ajax timer and update panel, not otherwise. For binding list you can use asp.net BulletedList control.

Your requirement is not clear. Can you re-phrase it to make it more understandable?

What are you trying to achieve exactly. Even if you just want to display querystrings, this code is huge than required. That makes me feel, you are trying to do something else.

Also, you should be adding only one radio button per row and not radiobuttonlist.

No. If you put it inside Gridview, you can not access it by its ID in code behind. You have to use findConrol method.

1. Get data from .dbf file using C# (this is possible with Oledb)
2. Put data back into your SQL table (as usual)

Instead of using built-in paging feature in Gridview, write a custom pagination logic that will fetch only few rows of data from database according to current page number. SqlDataAdapter.Fill() method has an overload which takes startRecord and maxRecords parameters and allows you to select specific rows from SQL table. So if user clicks on page#2 of gridview, you pass (page_num - 1) * page_size as a startRecord of new result set.

This is unlike built-in paging feature in which you have to rebind whole grid everytime user select different page from pager.

Completely agreed with ryanb31

Did it solve your problem?

You have to mention type as Order in ToArray<>() method. Currently you have written sc_order. It should be ToArray<order>().

Why can't you just hardcode it using textblock in xaml source itself, just above where listbox starts!?

I have a strong doubt how you are able to pass username and password (???) through query string. I cannot imagine any website accepting login credentials thought query strings.

@Pinak48, I understood your requirement. Give me some time (say till tonight), I will post the solution here.

Check if this is of any help!

http://webmasters.stackexchange.com/questions/13622/ie9-changes-browser-mode-based-using-domain-name-or-ip-address-for-the-url

Solution partially depends on how you want to display it?

Did you try the && operator!?

Did this solution solved your problem?

Doesn't it fire click event even if 'txtRemarks' has value and 'ReqRemarks' passes validation!?

RequiredFieldValidator does not work on Checkbox and RadioButton.

Without routing it is not possible.

What you are trying to achieve is not clear. Please clarify.

You wont be implementing what's shown in article as is. I shared that link to make you understand the logic of how you could do it. Basic flow goes like this:
1. Make ajax request to webmethod.
2. Your webmethod will have code for fetching items from database.
3. Once ajax request succeeds, you bind these items to your dropdownlist from javascript.

Only you can tell that after executing it. If you face any error, post it here.

Please post your current code and possibly the error that you receive in server code.

http://www.w3schools.com/html/html5_video.asp

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3470431/security-vulnerability-testing-tool-for-net-web-applications

You can use Video tag if you are on HTML5! Nothing is as easy as playing videos in HTML5. :)

Dipali, why don't you do this with ajax because thats the only way how you would do it on client side. Check this article: http://dotnetprof.blogspot.in/2012/12/auto-complete-textbox-using-jquery.html , although it shows auto-completer, you can use most of the code logic as is. Difference would be to bind response items to dropdown list once the ajax request is completed.