The simplest way would be to create a new .aspx page in your project and copy the HTML into the markup of the .aspx page. Simply renaming the HTML file to aspx wouldn't work because the .aspx file is...

In your code behind, you would bind a DataSet or some other object to a control on your form. In your markup, the statement you gave then uses whatever object you bound to your control to look up the...

If what you're trying to do is put the results of the SELECT statements in a and b into the parameters, then it's not going to work like you think it will. Your best bet is to use a stored procedure....

Do you mean you need to start an application from your ASP web application? Are you trying to get it to start on the client's machine? Wouldn't it just start on the server?

Would it be possible for you to just update the value in the database that's bound to the checkbox on the paging event?

Is whether or not the checkbox is checked tied to a field in the database?

Get rid of the surrounding ' for the values in your insert statement.

INSERT INTO DataStatus(CedantID, CompanyType, CompanyName, TypeOfFile, FileName,Reportingperiod) VALUES ('@CedantID',...

You could always just use the built in login controls assuming you're using at least .NET 2.0

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms178329.aspx

You might want to take a look at jQuery. It makes it really easy to manipulate objects on your page.

To do what you're trying to do, you're probably going to need to create an instance of the Admin_Calculator class.

How do you open the forms right now? Do you click something on one of the forms...

What you are describing is easily accomplished with standard .NET code. I don't quite see why you're trying to use JavaScript (...if it's even possibly to do so in this scenario).

How is your application set up?

Is Admin_Calculator the name of the Form or is it an instance of the form you have created? Do you create an instance of the form to show with the .Show() method?

How would you get the data from the database if you never sent anything to the server?

I don't quite understand what you're trying to do. Let me see if I have this correct...

1. Have an ASP text box control on a form
2. The user enters text into the text box
3. Does the user have...

My only question would have to be why do you need to? You need to think about the fact that ASP runs on the server while JavaScript is on the client.