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Is this for a job interview or something, if so are you sure you are suited to the job?

I cannot be sure cos it is a while since I worked on this problem, but I think I solved it by using a 'find item by value' or something like that on the list of values.... sorry i can't help more but it might be a nudge in the right direction.

try re-databinding them, e.g. datagrid2.databind() datagrid3.databind() That should make them re-query their data source.

Yeah, you may end up having to release 2 versions, to support the different database engines. I assume you are not using a data access layer?

Thank you very much for the effort.

Can I also be a little cheeky as suggest a border around the pop out menus - they are hard to decipher from the text on some pages.

Why not use SQL server express edition? It will do most of what SQL server will do, the only drawback is the 4Gb database size limit, which really is a lot when you think about it! Free is my favourite price in the world...

...States are in another table called tblStates with 3 columns: ID, CountryID and State Your first dropdownlist's Data source should just be "Select * from tblCountries order by CountryName" Your second DDL's Data source should be "Select * from tblStates where countryID=@CountryID order by...

I don't see any code...:)

popup message may be the way to go, I was just thinking that with a touchscreen there is no tactile feedback, which I would find really frustrating! Thanks!

In what sense do you mean requirements? Hardware? Software? User knowledge?

Or, instead of using 2 panels and doing the switcharound, you could just use a multiview and change the view index.

http://demo.script.aculo.us/shop Try that

Hi guys. I am developing a touchscreen application with many buttons on the forms. What I am wondering, as whether there is a way to give feedback to the user that their input has been recognised? e.g. My app will be used for ordering products. If the user taps the touchscreen, but there is a...

You could also use a timer control, and monitor (say every 30 secs) the name of the currently selected control. If this control has changed, then your counter resets, but if your counter reaches 300, then it means your app has not been used for 5 minutes. This has another advantage in that the...