v_ashwani

You can use the `asp:CustomValidator` control of ASP.NET to achieve the mentioned functionality. The HTML would look like: `<input type="text" id="TextBox1" runat="server" name="TextBox1">` <asp:CustomValidator Runat="server" ControlToValidate="TextBox1" EnableClientScript="False" ErrorMessage="Invalid DateTime Format" ID="Customvalidator1" ClientValidationFunction="ValidateTextBox1" OnServerValidate="CustomValidaorMethod"></asp:CustomValidator> and on server side (code behind of the page) you would have a public method like : …

In my opinion there are 2 ways of doing it: 1. Make your datasource such that it resembels what is required in the datagrid. Say, For example, you make a array of array and the base array would have table rows in it. So it would be like Array A …

if i am understanding right, you want to update the passwords for all the accounts that have userid as customerid1. If that is the case, then simple Update query woiuld do it. Like following: Update table1 set password= 'pwd2' where customerIdNo = 'customerid1' and after the query just do dataadapter.AcceptChanges(); …

hey, if you are sending emails using ASP.NET, then you need not worry about anything extra..just use the System.Web.Mail namespace, every setting is present there..for example look at this code below: string MailServer=""; //Your mail server name System.Web.Mail.MailMessage SendMail = new System.Web.Mail.MailMessage(); //create a new mail message SendMail.BodyEncoding=System.Text.Encoding.UTF8; //set encoding …

Dear friend, There are two ways of doing it. One on the client side and the other one is server side. On client side, you javascript's method Onblur event of textBox and call a javascript method that gets value from one TextBox and sets the value in second one. So …