Data Controls :: Convert DataTable From Database To Text String Using C#
May 7, 2015
I have a products table with 3 fields name, price and quantity, I need to fill a datatable with those 3 fields and using a foreach build a chain. I build my chain currently using a datagrid with my following code
this code work good.
string item_name;
string amount;
string quantity;
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but I like to form my chain directly from datatable, not rely on a datagrid.
I'm having a problem with reading a string from sqlserver database and use it as the text of a label,
getDescTableAdapter gd = new getDescTableAdapter(); Label2.Text = Convert.ToString(gd.GetDesc(pid));
what i get in the form is: getDesc ! everything is right in the dataset and if i bind it to a gridview it works fine but when i convert it to string it seems it converts the table adaptor's name instead of the value.ance
this is the web method I'm using to convert my DataTable into JSON string:
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But I'm not sure this is as good and as fast as it should be. I am sending to client side a JSON string format, but I think maybe there is a better way of doing this. I know there is JSON.NET
but I didn't see there any converting for DataTables.
I am doing GridView Sorting without ObjectDataSource. For this requirement I need to convert DataTable to DataView, I know I can do that in VS 2008 but How can I do this in VS 2005.
In my code below, I'm trying to re-write a string and convert and http text into actual web links.
It doesn't seem to be working and I think the problem may be that I'm rewriting the string and inserting another http string into the original string which then causes problems with the loop.
How to add different text with different colour in bitmap image using wpf.i have written the code it will take only one colour in text line but i want different colour in bitmap
SolidBrush brush = new SolidBrush(System.Drawing.Color.White); System.Drawing.Brush brush1 = new SolidBrush(System.Drawing.Color.Blue); // draw your rectangle below the original image System.Drawing.Font font = new System.Drawing.Font("Arial", fontsize, System.Drawing.FontStyle.Bold, GraphicsUnit.Pixel); SizeF textSize = new SizeF(); graphics.DrawString(multiLineString, font, brush1, position);
I have a form in which I display data from a database table, change the data and then update the database table. The form consists of textboxes, so all data displayed in the form is string. However - one data is int in the database table (the rest is varchar), so I need to convert it from string to int when I update the database table. How do I do it?
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And, strangely enough, the same code doesn't work with parameters. How is that?:
Is there a way to use the firefox (or chrome or any other good browsers) rendering engine to convert html (as a text string) to an image?I have full access to the server I'm using, so no limitations there.
I know there are about a million posts on this topic, and I have attempeted to use many of them. However, I keep getting an error when I attempt a simple SQL update. Here is my code:
I am trying to read an xml file.It has some xhtml data as node value.I want to convert that to plain text to save into the database.this is an example text:
Her social-climbing stepmother would give anything to have Madelyn Haywood betrothed to a future duke. But believes the brothers Devine to be nothing more than heartless rogues—especially Gabriel, whose rakish reputation precedes him. He is nothing more than a slave to passion, and she will not be conquered by his caresses—and yet his wicked ways tempt her so. how can i convert this type of text to plain text.I want to get rid of that hexadecimal chars and html tags. I tried this code.But not worked.
Dim sb.Append(schild.InnerText) Dim sb As New StringBuilder Dim sr As New StringWriter(sb) Dim htr As New System.Web.UI.HtmlTextWriter(sr) 'c1.RenderControl(htr) sbAboutbook.AppendLine(line) Dim lines As String() = htr.InnerWriter.ToString().Split(New String() {vbCr & vbLf}, StringSplitOptions.None) Dim SbAboutbook As New StringBuilder.............
I have a column in my gridview titled Progress. The data is currently consisting of integer values such as 1, 2, and 3. How can I change them to say "Good", "Review", and "Redo" based on their value?
I have a GridView where the user can choose an occasion, and I want to show the occasion date in a calendar. How should I convert the date string from the GridView? The code below works except for the rows concerning Date and calendar:
I've been successful in creating GridView controls programically using c#. I'd like to take advantage of using the clientmode=predicatable but I can't resolve setting the ClientIDRowSuffix value. Below is a code snippet:
public void GenerateView(int fileno, string GridType, GridView dataView) { object ctrl = FindControl("pnlForm"); System.Web.UI.WebControls.Panel ctrlPanel = (System.Web.UI.WebControls.Panel)ctrl; dataView.Width = 640; dataView.ForeColor = System.Drawing.Color.Black; dataView.BackColor = System.Drawing.Color.Beige; dataView.AutoGenerateColumns = false; dataView.Caption = "<B> indicate your selection by typing Add of Delete in the Action box below</B>"; //Resulted in the following error // Cannot implicitly convert type 'string' to 'string[] // dataView.ClientIDRowSuffix = "CTR_SEQ"; // I also tried casting it // CS0030: Cannot convert type 'string' to 'string[]'...........................................
1. First i am populating a datatable with two columns of type text. The second column is a hyperlink (but i am not specifying that datacolumn type as hyperlink).
2. After populating the rows, i am adding the datatable to dataset.
3. then binding this dataset to the gridview (the gridview's AutoGenerateColumns=true).
Question:
Obviously, the hyperlink column is represented as text in the gridview (non-clickable hyperlink).
here i am trying to convert this hyperlink column (data rows), from text to a hyperlink, so that the user can click directly and navigate to that url.
FYI, I cannot change this method of binding, and just want to convert this text hyperlink to a real hyperlink.