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@KGC
Thanks, I have now got an idea on what it all means. I can see where I went wrong and my adventure on the learning curve continues :bigyello:

@Joacim
Thanks, I understand now. Just goes...

This is what I have put together so far. But clicking the buttons does nothing...

<asp:Label ID="Label1" runat="server" Text="0" />
<input type="button" ID="ButtonUp" Value="Up" />
<input...

I did read post #5, maybe I should have quoted it when posting #7. Sorry.

I'm not here to upset anyone, but clearly my level of expertise is very very low. So I can understand how this could be...

I do love a good argument... but... I still need a button click and hold function please. :bigyello:

Thanks

I also found this, but I can't get it to work.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16471387/asp-net-numericupdownextender-with-button-hold-support

Thanks for moving thread (sorry)

I'm afraid my knowledge of Java sits somewhere between 0 and null. I guess I put the code between <script type="text/javascript"> tags on my aspx page? Then how...

Yes it is. ASPX with VB code behind

I have an asp Button1 increasing Label1 by value 1 on each click (VB), how would I get the label to increase by holding the button instead of click click click.

Thanks James

Thanks. DESC was needed. Pointed me in the right direction and I now have exactly what I needed.

I created 2 more functions on my tableadapter
GetIdMin:


SELECT MIN (Id)
FROM People
WHERE...

Thanks.

SQL Server, correct.

I have plugged those statements into a table adapter with function names GetNext and GetPrevious (without DESC in "previous" statement)

Then I have code...

...

Sorry, titled the thread wrong, shouldn't be WHERE id=@id, should be WHERE gender=@gender, but question is still the same.
Thanks

This maybe SQL question, but maybe not entirely...

If I have db table (People) as follows
id gender
1 male
2 male
3 female
4 male
5 female
6 male