Robby

Arch, you cannot re-sort if the user selects an item in the grid far down the page. SmartNav is the choice in this case.

Good stuff, glad you found it.

I'm sick and tired of MS bashing, if they don't like it let them work on Mac, Linux or something else that may be from the last generation of ..... :mad: When they say they're forced to work with MS products well too bad then go into another line of work. Arch4ngel, I have to disagree with your ADO comment, I tested the old against the new running exactly the same code and SqlClient flies as compared to the classic methods.

Are you using Sql Server, or any DB that facilitates Stored Procs? If so, I would do the entire update, insert or delete within a stored proc.

Code-behind is the way to go, stay away from <% %> tags as well as Response.Write(), with these you are just interpreting the page. Check out http://samples.gotdotnet.com/QuickStart/aspplus/default.aspx?url=/quickstart/aspplus/doc/default.aspx

Look into Currency Manager and Data Binding.

That first link is grasping at straws, the article may have been written by a politician :) I can imagine what kind if work this guys puts out :eek:

Advantages? None!

Can you post a bit more code?

My apologies, I don�t know what I was thinking

An option to "Set as startup project" ?

I think it's 100

You cannot select more than one startup project in a solution. You need to compile each project in Debug mode in order to be able to step-through the code.

Welcome aboard; don't let these contemptible comments discourage you from benefiting the resources we have to offer on this site.

That's what I used selectedIndexChanged... I had a solution for not triggering it during form load but I can't think of it off-hand, it's been a while.

Yeah they use a structure in the sample, but if you look at the Source Code they don't...http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickstart/util/srcview.aspx?path=/quickstart/winforms/Samples/Data/ComboBoxBinding/ComboBoxBinding.src Anyway here's a shorter version of your code... Dim strSQL As String = "Select ID, vehicle_make from makes order by vehicle_make" Dim Connection As New OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=C:\carfinder.mdb") Dim DA As New OleDbDataAdapter(strSQL, Connection) Dim DS As New DataSet DA.Fill(DS, "makes") With ComboBox1 .DataSource = DS.Tables(0) 'or .DataSource = DS 'or .DataSource = DS.Tables(0).DefaultView .DisplayMember = "vehicle_make" .ValueMember = "ID" End With

Lots of sample here http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickstart/

What's C1?

Why is everyone blowing this out of proportion? It is a valid question to which I addressed in my last post... Because if you do have a connection wireless or not being sent to a common server you do need some security.

You can open the reports from VB or C# by making a reference to the MS Access n.n Object Library. Keep in mind that the end users will require Access be installed locally.

I'm not sure if I understand, do you want to cache menu items for each userID?

Are these 150 columns coming from multiple tables?

Yes a scanner that relays its' info back to a server may be more secure.

Why do you need a structure?

Are you transfering back to the same page? If so then don't, if not then SmartNav shouldn't be affecting you in this case.