I never knew he was such a numbskull. Now I know I have to explain EVERY THING clearly to him before he can even sadly attempt to struggle with understanding.

Here are the pages he has done, and each one has comments on top, containing painstakingly written messages, crafted for idiots like him to understand.

Search.aspx
-To Cai Fu: I did not touch your code here at all.

Dept.aspx
-To Cai Fu: The only thing I have added here is the checking of page post back. You know why? THINK WITH YOUR KNEECAPS!

AdvanceSearch.aspx
-To Cai Fu: Under Chee How's Instructions, I have changed the search button behaviour to not cause validation and added some code to do the required validation in the btnSearch_Click() function. Do you bloody hell know that if you don't do this, the use will not be able to search properly without having logged in?

DeptProduct.aspx
-To Cai Fu: The code I have added here (NOTICE: Added, not modify) is so that when the user logs in he will come back to this page. I have also added the check for page post back. The only lines of code I shifted upwards is the checking of the Department ID Query String because that will aid in determining the url to redirect after login. This is all for the login module and DOES NOT AFFECT YOUR INDIVIDUAL COMPONENT.

-takes a deep breath-

Product.aspx
-To Cai Fu: The code I have added here (NOTICE: Added, not modify) is so that when the user logs in he will come back to this page. I have also added the check for page post back. The only lines of code I shifted upwards is the checking of the Product ID Query String because that will aid in determining the url to redirect after login. This is all for the login module and DOES NOT AFFECT YOUR INDIVIDUAL COMPONENT.

-Also, under Chee How's instructions, I have changed the Add button to not cause validation for reasons I no longer need nor want to explain to you anymore. Refer to the AdvanceSearch.aspx page if you are OH, SO LOST.

-And if you wonder why the user would want to click on that button before logging in, the answer is simple. If he does so, he will be redirected to a page requesting him to log in and after he logs in, the item will be added to the shopping cart and he will be sent there. UNDERSTAND? Do you need some picture book with pop-ups and puzzles to AID YOUR UNDERSTANDING?

-I added some code to check the database for the Department name for that product so the hyperlink works properly in the breadcrumb navigation. GO CHECK THE PAGE OUT before you do bloody stupid things. This is for the integration and navigation for the project. Again, let me make it clear that it does not, IN ANY MANNER, affect your individual component.

I don't think he will understand a single word of what I have said.