JoshWithrow

Actually, as long as you don't leave the current page, doesn't the datagrid read from the dataset that you've loaded? it only reads/writes back if you tell it to doesn't it?

Actually, After looking into Layers, I can't say that they're necessarily any more efficient than tables. I know tables take time to render, but c'mon - what doesn't? And for the end result I want, I don't see an efficient way to implement layers.

I did move mostly everything except the header to CSS, but i'll look into the layers. Thanks!!! I'll be adding some color changes, too.

ahhhH!!!! nice idea!!! I never thoughta that!!! :duh:

Okay... time to get explanatory. I'm attempting to include a section on my website that displays users currently logged on, and the number of guests that are on the site. I have a DB setup with the appropriate fields, and have no problem populating them (adding a guest upon opening the site, adding a user that's logged in to my list), but rather unpopulating/updating them upon the user leaving. I've seen this done in many PHP sites, and some .NET, but don't know how to do it myself. Should this be a global.asax thing? I've yet to do a project with global.asax, and this is probably a good time to start. Please let me know. the website is http://www.JoshAndBrandi.com/NEW/ feel free to take a look and provide any other constructive criticism. BTW, this site is going to be 100% text/css - NO PICTURES. I'm attempting to provide a VERY speedy product for people that are even on dial-up. Thanks!!!

I need to know how to fire a piece of code when either: 1. The user leaves the page. 2. The user closes the browser. Any idea's?