P
Paul Smith
I am sorry but this is killing me.....
On one page I have a DropDownList from which the user makes a selection.
This is then passed to another page as a Request variable.
On the load of the new page I want to use this Request variable to query a
Access DB and return all the fields the row specified by the Request
Variable (which is a primary key).
I think want to put each field into a named label e.g. lblTest1 = 'Field1',
lblTest2 'Field2' etc.
I know the syntax will be something like.... lblTest1.text = ???????
I think I would like ???? to be some DataView reference.
This was so easy on ASP using a Recordset, to me it is so complecated in
ASP.NET, so I am thinking I must be misunderstanding something.
On one page I have a DropDownList from which the user makes a selection.
This is then passed to another page as a Request variable.
On the load of the new page I want to use this Request variable to query a
Access DB and return all the fields the row specified by the Request
Variable (which is a primary key).
I think want to put each field into a named label e.g. lblTest1 = 'Field1',
lblTest2 'Field2' etc.
I know the syntax will be something like.... lblTest1.text = ???????
I think I would like ???? to be some DataView reference.
This was so easy on ASP using a Recordset, to me it is so complecated in
ASP.NET, so I am thinking I must be misunderstanding something.