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You would need to set `$name` to equal `$_GET['name']` (dependent on the URL). The first step is showing us the URL you have used, as Majestics said. You might not be using the correct key name for the gig name in the URL. Have you also checked for SQL errors? …

May I see an example of the HTML that this is code is used on? This will help me provide a good answer.

It looks like it's because TextBox1.Text is of type string. I'm not sure but it may attempt to convert the string into an int where applicable (with inputs such as "20" or "350") and error out otherwise. If the text box is empty, conversion may not be possible. You may …

I think this may need to be done using JS. It's quite simple to do using Jquery: $('div').toggleSlide(); 'div' can be any CSS selector. This piece of code will either collapse or open the element with a smooth animation dependent on whether it is visible or not, such as having …