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Basically what you need to do is provide a handler for the selected index change of the dropdownlist. There is more than one way of doing this, for example in the itemdatabound event of the datagrid you can register a handler and set the autopostback to true. Another, I find easier way is: Add...

That sounds like a viable option too. Then bind it into a two column grid.

You need to emit the Show code in javascript. Then based on the Ok/Cancel you need to take different actions. See if this would be of any help (it only shows a message box): http://www.codeproject.com/aspnet/AspNetMsgBox.asp or this from microsoft...

See if this would be in any help: http://aspalliance.com/650_CodeSnip_Impersonation_in_ThreadPool_Worker_Threads

Sorry, I meant cboCompanyKey.ValueMember = "CompanyKey" in the form load

try this: cboPlanKey.ValueMember = "PlanKey" In the form load event where you assign the DisplayMember

Is the value from the combobox which you are assinging to the parameter empty or Nothing?

Why dont you try debugging it? Is the selected combobox value length > 5 characters? Or is it empty? Try hard coding a value and see if this works

I think you are missing this: companySQLParam.Value = cboCompanyKey.SelectedValue or SelectedText or whatever is selected.

Hahaha, Nevermind, I did not read your reply. My bad

If myData is a datatable then check for something like myData.Rows.Count. To transpose the grid, you could display the data in 4 labels/textboxes. Is it editable?

You can also use Server.HtmlEncode and Server.HtmlDecode to store the values. This way any harmful characters will be encoded as you have often seen in the url links.

Could you post some code?

What exactly do you mean grouping in reports?

You are correct. Searching the Registry came to mind. I found myself in: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\User Location Service\Client however, I cannot guarantee that is always the case. Not sure if you can do it without going to LDAP/Active Dir.

In 2005: My.User.Name In 2003: Web.HttpContext.Current.User.Identity.Name Is this what you wanted?

it is New String(), the reply got concatenated.

Handle the one of the OnKey[Press] event of the textbox passing the limit and the textbox id of the next one.

Could you post the code?

Are you storing your connection information in the Web.config or an App.config file? If not then you should do so and then update those files.