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I believe what you want to do is: 1) Store the database on your website 2) Create whatever web-app you want on your website 3) Create a data access layer to your database which exposes a series of webservices for your data. 4) Modify your mobile client application to use those webservices to access the data which is stored on your website. You can poll the webservice as often as you would like ...

compninja25 wrote: for (Current; Current < stopValue; Current++) { Do you need to initialise "Current"? for (Current=0;Current < stopValue; Current++) {

1) There is a specific ASP.NET forum 2) No one is going to read all of this code

I guess you're advertising here :S

I think you are looking for something like Server Push technology. In case of Normal Http Request - Response, it is not possible simply. Rather I think you need to expose this feature through an HTTPHandler. You ping the handler using AJAX to get new response. Whenever new alert received, just place a floating div and write the content. You can also adjust the scroll position, so that the...

If we dont go there, how could we know...

Have you tried setting the z-index (depth) of your page elements using css?

Member 3801407 wrote: ...but always it shows error.. Since most of us are not mind readers here don't you think it would be a good idea to show the error you are getting?

Yes you may use your web application to do this. Just whenever the manager places the alert, you need to update them to the database and when your webpage gets loaded, show the alerts. You can also mail the alerts to all during this process. Is this what you wanted? You can also make a scheduler to show the current schedule for a user.

greendragons wrote: want that the hint text should appear in blue and input in black. Not possible in the same textbox at the same time Basically you seem very confused as to how CSS and JavaScript actually work

compninja25 wrote: for (Current; Current < stopValue; Current++) { Do you need to initialise "Current"? for (Current=0;Current < stopValue; Current++) {

No, there's no way to get what an iframe does out of css.

document.getElementById( ' mysubmitbutton' ).disabled = " disabled" ; Your js code should fire that to disable the button. alternatively you can hide the button: document.getElementById( ' mysubmitbutton' ).style.visibility = " hidden" ; document.getElementById( ' mysubmitbutton' ).style.display = " none" ; And make sure you Disable the Enter Key: Disable Enter Key Tutorial ...

Is there any reason you must use an iframe?

No.. It wont be possible with normal alert ... You need to create custom alert for your site. You might either create an alert using Window.open or create custom html popup using div's.

Yes it is done with opacity in css.... For mozilla and others it is #id{ opacity: 0.4; } for IE it is #id{ filter:alpha(opacity=40 ); } so mix 'em up #id{ opacity: 0.4; filter:alpha(opacity=40 ); }

I think you are looking for something like Server Push technology. In case of Normal Http Request - Response, it is not possible simply. Rather I think you need to expose this feature through an HTTPHandler. You ping the handler using AJAX to get new response. Whenever new alert received, just place a floating div and write the content. You can also adjust the scroll position, so that the...

Hi, I have a combobox (aka select) with some options retrieved from the database.. The user might choose one item from there or click next to the combo on "Other". Here is the thing: I wan't to show a dialog that lets the user to add a new registry to the database and after that, the dialog should be closed and the combo should have the new option without a simple refresh (an HTTP GET, ...

If we dont go there, how could we know...