Hi guys,

I have a simple C# form with 2 textboxes(Name, Address) and a "Load" command button, now what ever I type in the name and address textboxes in the form should be reflected in the myHomepage.html page which also has 2 similar (name, address) input textboxes, which means when I press the "Load" button in the C# form what ever in the name and address textboxes should load the currently opened myHomepage.hmtl page (name, address) input boxes. What C# code should I tryout??

Can any one help me on this matter!!!

Is your code in the WinForm saving the data to the DB?
Is your code in the Web App loading from the DB?

Do you know how to save/load to a DB?
Have you Googled it?
What problems did/have you got?

Remember you need to refresh the web page once the data has changed.

Rob
http://cantgrokwontgrok.blogspot.com

I do not need to save it to a DB. Rather I type my text on those textboxes in the form and simply by pressing the button I need those details to be loaded to the relevant textboxes on the web page (which I would be opening and keeping it for my convenience).

The issue is that a windows form, and a web page cannot communicate directly, especially if that web page is open on another computer from the one the windows form is on.

So basically there has to be some 'middle-man' where the windows form can store this data, and the web page can read it from - this could be a database, or a simple text file.

/- Sam Judson : Wrox Technical Editor -/

The windows form and the web page is in the same computer.

You're missing the point, Windows and Web are a MAJOR application boundary. You cannot send from one to the other.

As Sam rightly said, you need a "middle man" in between the two. Such as a file or database.

Rob
http://cantgrokwontgrok.blogspot.com