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It's not .NET, but the book I use the most is the SQL Server 2000 Bible by Nielsen. It's a great book for learning or reference.

I really like Wrox books too. The one I've been using recently is ADO.NET Programmer's Reference. I also use the Beginning and Advanced ASP.NET with VB.NET books.

There's no way for your C# code to detect which button was clicked. I'm guessing that you're going to have to use some more javascript to detect which button was pressed, and then somehow pass that value back to your C# code on the server. Maybe you can have an invisible textbox somewhere, and when when the javascript detects the button, you could put that value into the textbox, and then post the web form. Your C# code could take over from there. Does anyone else have a better way to do it? Somebody please let me know if I'm way off. I hope this helps!

That's what I figured. I checked the FAQ, but couldn't find anything. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't going crazy. Thanks!

Is there some minimum number of posts that you need to have before you can change your avatar? When I go to try to change mine, the only option it gives me is "Do not use an avatar". Is this broken, or just not activated for me yet? Thanks!

Can you post some example code for this? Thanks!

Does that mean that it worked for you? :)

I have one program out there with a "donate" button. I'm still waiting on the first check to come in. ;)

Set the AutoPostBack property of your cboReception control to True. By doing this, the page will automatically postback every time that control's value is changed.

If I'm reading your question right, you could do it at least 2 different ways. The first way is to use an EditItemTemplate column with the same controls as your ItemTemplate column, except with the StudentMark label replaced by a textbox. Then, when you postback from the DropDownList, you can set the DataGrid.EditItemIndex equal to the index of the DataGridItem that was clicked. To change it back, just change the EditItemIndex to -1. The second way to do it is to have a Label AND a TextBox bound to the StudentMark field. Then, just make one or the other visible, depending on what the value of your dropdown list is. I hope this helps. ;)

Here's an online one... http://authors.aspalliance.com/aldotnet/examples/translate.aspx

I'm working for a custom software company. Right now I'm creating ASP.net intranet web pages for a healthcare company.

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I have a data entry web form that has a couple datalists in the middle of it. I want to allow the user to add/edit/delete items in the datalists without any of the data being stored in the database until they click on the submit button to submit the entire webform. What's the best way to do this? I tried to create a dataset from the datalist's datasource on postback, but when I tried to access the dataset I got an invalid object error. Any ideas?