I'm using code to convert items in a Datagrid row from UPPERCASE to Title Case. It works good, but the problem is if it comes across a hyperlink field, it will put in a blank value. Not sure why its doing this, but here is the code below. Wondered if any one has came across this problem and managed to solve it?
I have my project set up with the virtual path "/MyVirtualPath", create the virtual directory in IIS 6 (W2003) and everything works fine. Then to work better with Google Analytics I change the virtual path "/myvirtualpath" and change all redicecciones and links to lowercase. also applies the class "lowercase route urls in aspnet mvc" and works perfectly.
The problem I had to modify the virtual directory in IIS, delete virtual path "/MyVirtualPath" and I created the new "/myvirtualpath", but in all cases I use tilde "~" or where I make a "RedirecToAction" (which should take "LowercaseRoute"), continues to maintain the virtual path "/MyVirtualPath". For example, if I see the HTML source code in the browser, see "/MyVirtualPath/Content/Site.css" instead of "/myvirtualpath/Content/Site.css. "
When using the template helpers in ASP.NET MVC, e.g. Html.EditorFor(x => x.Property) the rendered Html with have a capitalized ID - matching my property name. In order to standardize the ID's of all html elements I want this to be lower case. Rather than specifying the ID manually - which won't get updated if I rename my property, I'd like to establish a convention. I'm sure I read this was possible somewhere and I'm currently scanning the interwebz to find it.
Let say I am register like a name" bob" and when i login like a "bob" I am bob. When i login like a"Bob" I am Bob. Is there any nice way how login just only "bob".Or check the UserName textbox before login if its "bob" or "Bob"
but since the value is 'false', it doesn't seem to cast to boolean. What should I do? I don't like checking for == "false" and then converting to boolean. is there a cleaner way? Update All I am doing is:
if (Convert.ToBoolean(request.Form["somecheckbox"])) { }
I have a DropDownList which binds its SelectedValue to a field from an SqlDataSource. However, I need it to ignore the case when data binding, as if it's not in the correct case I recieve a lot of errors. Is this easily achievable?
I am trying to make a particular column uppercase in my datagrid. I have managed to get it working but for some reason it allways misses the first row but does all the others.
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The sql that populates the datagrid is created dynamically so I am not to sure how many columns the grid will have. I just can't see why its missing the first row of data
I read a lot of posts where people want to transform the text to uppercase as the user inputs it. I don't care about that.
My customer wants all text input changed to upper case when it's posted. You know that using DetailsView and Gridview you don't have to write code to handle the Insert & Update for each field. However in order to change the text fields to uppercase prior to the insert/update, I'd have to intercept (oninserting/onupdating) and write code for EACH TEXT FIELD. Is there a more efficient way to do this? Maybe something in CSS or some other method I don't know about?
I'm still trying to understand and use Use Cases and Test Driven Development, but having a hard time crossing the line. I'm hoping someone can provide a good example of how setting a datasource and/or databinding a gridview could be accomplished using Test Driven Development.reate an aspx page and add the gridview control to it.create a method in the code behind called BindGrid(datacollection,gridview) that passes the collection and gridview to a method in a class outside my website so I can actually write the Unit test for the method, and returns a databound gridview.On the BindGrid method, I right click and select "Create Unit Test" which creates a new test project for me with an outline test for my BindGrid() method.Now I guess there are a number of test I could write, for example:testTrueDataCollectionBindstoGridView() to see if the collection datatype actually binds? I'm not sure the other test to write?This is how I currently understand I would go about TDD and Unit testing my example. It feels very clumsy and I'm hoping for some feedback as to what I'm doing wrong, and ideas for improvement.How would you go about writing a test for a collection binding to a control? For example say I wanted to bind a dictionary to a drop down list. What test should I be writing, and how would I go about writing them?
I try to bind a detailsview to my SQL Server data base, but I dont know how to get specific field like this case. this is my C# code
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this is my HTML code, in line 10 in wizard I can get "title" by using "<%# Eval("Title") %>" ,is that right? I want to get the same title but not in wizard
I am making a website. It searches some data from database. When It fetch 1000 records, it runs very softly but when it fetches more then 10000 records then it doesn't display data for second page and I get a error that "Internet Explorer cannot display the webpage".
I also want to share the functionality of the site. It display only 10 records in the page and rest of data will be kept on the object. When user click on next page then it fetches data from that object only. It doesn't go back to database.
It workds nicely when it fetches 1000 records but it gives error when it fetches more then 10000 records.
I have a Formview where students put their information in such as name, address, etc. The text boxes are bound to my database, so once they are done, they choose to update, and my database is updated with their information. My problem is that the students often use All Caps to enter in their information.
I think I need the StrConv somehow, but I just can't seem to get this done. I've seen where it could be done with text boxes, but not when they were in a Formview using parameters.
My problem i am facing is that i do not know if it's possible to access a single field in my case sold from the following code.
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What i want to do is have the checkbox true if the value of sold = yes and false if the value = no I have the checkbox ready on the asp.net side but just need for the checkbox to recognise the datafield, sold, and do and if check statement, is this possible if not i will work around it.
if we enter text without space in text box and then display it in gridview then it doesn't break in multiline and disturb all GUI. i try to set column width but it doesn't working.
I'm creating a login page. I want to limit the number of login attempts, say not more than 5, in case of wrong.I want to do it without using the asp:loghin controls and the membership.How can restrict it??
I'm using related tables. The table being displayed in gridview uses the ID from a different table. How to I have the ID show up as a different column (ex. Name) at run-time?
Text box has to allow digits and alphabets using ajax server side controls and in this if the user types small alphabets it has to convert capital how to do this using ajax server side controls?
