In HTML in the td of a table you can break text by using between the words. This also works in the HeaderText of a TemplateItem but not the HeaderText of a BoundField. How do I break up the Header text of a BoundField. ...
Hi.... When Binding a GridView to a DataTable, How can we Change the value displayed by a BoundField ...
Hi, i have a dataview with: <asp:BoundField DataField="AccontoAutorizzato" HeaderText="Acconto Aut." SortExpression="AccontoAutorizzato" dataformatstring="{0:C}" /> is possible hide the values of each with a condition like Visible=<%# ((Int32)Eval("StatoID") < 2) %> ? Thanks ...
i have a gridview width a boundfield: <asp:BoundField DataField="Nome" HeaderText="Nome" SortExpression="Nome" /> i want set the visible parameter of this by a condition in page_load method. is possible? thanks ...
Hello you all , Sorry if my question seems to simple . Right now in the BoundField of my GridView some data display like "12/11/1381" that i wanna display like "1381/11/12" (opposite direction) . I know i could change the direction via rtl and ltr in TemplateField. But because of some reason i can't convert my boundfield to templatef...
Hi i have a datagrid with <asp:BoundField DataField="PrenotazioneEffettuata" HeaderText="Pren. Effettuate" SortExpression="PrenotazioneEffettuata" /> PrenotazioneEffettuata is a boolean field. In the grid there is true/false value is possible print yes/no instead of true/false? thanks ...
I managed to override the Boundfield to display a dropdownlist if I put it in a Gridview. protected override void InitializeDataCell(DataControlFieldCell cell, DataControlRowState rowState) { Control child = null; Control cellControl = null; if ((((rowState & DataControlRowState.Edit) != DataControlRowState...
I want to add some text to a boundfield build in the code behind without writing any code in the code behind. example I receive "overflow" in a specific field, and i'd like to display "stack overflow" and if i receive "house" i want to display "stack house" is there a property to put text behind or after whatever comes in the boundfiel...
I have a form with BoundFields in it and I need to get ClientID(s) for control(s) associated with each BoundField I have in the form. How can I do it? UPD: I do not have control id. All I have is bound field which can not have an id. UPD2: I'm trying to write a code like this: public IDictionary<BoundField, string> GetCliendIDs(FormVi...
I am using a DetailsyView which needs to have some fields hidden until there are some selections made. I was looking the way to do this via the following: Apply a class to the BoundField Controls that I need to hide. Change the display style to 'none' in the class programmatically in the OnLoad method. On the Prerender method check if...
Hello guys! I have three classes (domain, role and user). Domain and role are properties of the user class, like this: public int UserID { get; set; } public string UserName { get; set; } public Domain Domain { get; set; } public Role Role { get; set; } public bool Active { get; set; } Domain and Role just have a ...
I have the following columns in a gridview, one is a date and the other one is a dollar amount. I applied the formatting and set the HtmlEncode property to false, however the values still come up unformatted: <asp:BoundField DataField="Total" HeaderText="Total" ReadOnly="true" HtmlEncode="False" DataFormatString="{0:C}" /> <asp:BoundFie...
Hi everyone, Can someone please explain to me how I can include a boundfield (Emp_ID) to the hyperlinkfield (IDNumber) in a code generated gridview using C#? So that the url string would be "'../Pages/Home.aspx?Emp_ID=(Emp_ID)'>(IDNumber)" Thanks Snippet code below: IDColumn.DataField = "Emp_ID"; IDColumn.Head...
Hi guys, Is there a way to display an image on a Boundfield of a dynamically generated GridView where the filename of the image is the data for that column? How can it be implemented? I have implemented it this way but surely, this isn't right. column = new BoundField(); column.DataField = "VITALITY_COLOR"; column.HeaderText = "Vitali...