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Friend, Here is How you can do this :) if my answer helps you then check "Do you like this answer" check box :) Page 1 Code ---------------- protected void Page_Load( object sender, EventArgs e) { if (Session[ "Username" ] != null ) { Label1.Text = Session[ "Username" ].ToString(); } } Registration ...

Hi Learner, I think you have made a mistake in your web.config while setting your connection string . Please check your connection string and let me know. Please mark if this helps

Try this link for code sample Submitting Web Form data from one ASP.NET page to another

ya iam doing the same ihad finished the design and had also created database and had completed one page for sales. i need a model app to view through. thankyou

hi Kevin, this is right place and you are asking right problem... Try set EnableViewState='true' of all controls which depends on your Server.Transfer Variables... or you can store the values in session object and you can retrieve them in page load event again from the session... else You can use Response.Redirect(); method supply the values you want to transfer from one page to next in the ...

ya, cool information! I tried but its not working.. i heared, Its only possible by using Excel Macro it seems.. Do anyone have idea ??

Try this code sample -------------- public class SessionPurger : IHttpModule { private static Timer timer; private const int interval = 1000 * 60 * 10; // -------------------------------------------------- ---- public void Init(HttpApplication application) { // Wire-up application events if (timer == null ) timer = new Timer( new ...

Geeta just check your connectoins which you have made for that db. and ask your qs. more specific Do check "Do you like this answer" Thanks Nik

Have you read Serial Communication with the .NET Compact Framework ? Have you looked in CodeProject.com and CodeGuru.com for articles and samples? Are you sure you have the settings correct? Are you able to establish communications using a utility, so that you know the settings are correct? The 9600 baud, 8 data bits, no parity and 1 stop bit is very common but if it does not ...