matthewskyle

Is there a question hidden in there? Ill take a stab and guess you want to display the comments in the gridview based on what the end-user selects in the DDL. If that's the case simply put @field_name in you where clause of the datasource. Example: ddlUsername SQL- SELECT * …

Lol, if people on here had ideas that were unique and "never been done" then I doubt they will spill their guts on such idea. Developing is all about the "next big thing". Try an aggregate news site with features that other sites are missing. Ex. Alot of news sites …

Try using Session. (C#) [CODE] [B]PRODUCTS.aspx[/B] private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { Session["prod_id"] = "value1"; } [B]COMMENTS.aspx[/B] private void Page_Load(object sender, System.EventArgs e) { string prod_id = (string)(Session["prod_id"]); } <SelectParameters> <asp:SessionParameter SessionField="prod_id" DbType="String" Name="Product ID" /> </SelectParameters> [/CODE]

Im not sure how much help I can be since I am a .NET developer so I'm not sure how to explain this in php if that is in fact what your starting off in (which is not a bad thing either). But what values are you wanting to appear …

I don't know if this would help but I use the 4.0 framework and it comes with a nice template when you start up a blank site. I use that for my company projects and just go through and edit the css and master page to my liking but it …

I was asked to create a report similar to a gridview in asp.net for a windows form application. I don't really have much knowledge about reporting, especially not in VS 2010 unless its a gridview or something similar since it will suffice and noticed that you could create a report …

Im trying to create a webform that is a representation of a paper questionnaire that has 14 questions with yes/no answers. If an answer is no, then you must provide information as to why in 3 separate textboxes and store the information only when a user clicks no. I also …