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I can see the middle part is designed wonderfully using CSS and Div's. Just you need to place the divs absolute positioned and height based on the data to display the chart like figure. Other than that, if you place appropriate CSS it is not a big deal to add textboxes and interact with this. But one thing is for sure, you need a strong grip on Javascript and CSS to design such a thing.

I would reqeust you to have look into following article: Web 2.0 AJAX Portal using jQuery, ASP.NET 3.5, Silverlight, Linq to SQL, WF and Unity [ ^ ]

andrew p jones wrote: Which of these programs install IIS None. It's part of XP Pro, but you need the CD to install it, it's not installed by default. It does not come with XP Home, at all.

I'm not sure if I got your requirement right, so I'm rephrasing it here - * You have a datagrid with item template * The controls in the item template are not defined in the design time? - I don't see why you would need to dynamically add items to your item template. Even if it is needed, just place it in at design time and hide it on the server runtime. Confirm how you are placing the controls on the item template. * The...

inayat basha wrote: in my system only So that makes this a wrong forum. There is a method GetProcesses in the class Process . That will give you list of all the processes running on your computer. From them, you will need to filter out the processes related to the browsers. For eg. chrome.exe for chrome browser.

N a v a n e e t h wrote: This is how identity columns works. There is not a way that usually there's no way do alter value of the primary key. So I suppose thats not possible to do something around that, am I right?

Restart your visual studio!

Abhishek Sur wrote: The code looks fine to create one object only which could handle as many session as you want. No it doesn't. It looks horrible in fact.

its done..thank you