How to display different content according to last modified by user in c#.net?

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I have three forms-login, registration and home. Lets say an user A click login button, a new form home opens with textbox where he write something. Similarly another user B login and write. Now i want to display that form with text that was last written by either user A or B. How to do that?

Posted 14-May-13 7:56am

Pankaj Mahor

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 14-May-13 14:17pm

What do you mean by "Form"? If could be System.Windows.Forms.Form, a Web form, or something else. Likewise "TextBox" is not just one type. Which one?
You always need to tag the UI library or application type you use.
—SA

[no name] 14-May-13 14:20pm

so you want to create a chat application ?

Pankaj Mahor 14-May-13 23:38pm

I just want to save what each user has written to the textbox after login. I dont want to display same text to all users. Need help...

Pankaj Mahor 19-May-13 13:25pm

I found i have to use static variable like session to store loggedin user details. Plz tell me how to do that?

Kschuler 20-May-13 14:36pm

Are each of these users using the same computer? Or is this over a network? If there are 100 users, do you need to keep track of what each user entered? You may want to consider using a database. As for static variables...try googling it.

Pankaj Mahor 20-May-13 14:53pm

Yes, it is for all users and i want to track each user but i dont know how to do it in c#.net. Thanx for reply.

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