I am using gridview with two fields called item name and description. Here my intension is when i click the description row. in the gridview, Then gridview should expand big size that showing full description and again click the row it should row size becomes normal size. The gridview should maintain the fixed row height when it bind.
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I have the folllowig css:
div.ListDiv {
width: 750px; /* Table width will be 99% of this */
height: 320px; /* Must be greater than tbody */
overflow: auto;
}
table {
width: 99%; /* 100% of container produces horizontal scroll in Mozilla */
border: none;
}
table>tbody { /* Child selector syntax which IE6 and older do not support */
overflow: auto;
height: 215px;
overflow-x: hidden;
}
thead tr {
position:relative;
top: expression(offsetParent.scrollTop); /* For IE5+ only */
}
thead td {
background-color: #CCCCCC;
font-weight: bold;
}
td {
color: #000000;
text-align: left;
}
table tfoot tr {
position: relative;
overflow-x: hidden;
top: expression(parentNode.parentNode.offsetHeight >= offsetParent.offsetHeight ? 0 - parentNode.parentNode.offsetHeight + offsetParent.offsetHeight + offsetParent.scrollTop : 0);
}
tfoot td {
background-color: #CCCCCC;
}
td:last-child { /* Prevent Mozilla scrollbar from hiding cell content */
padding-right: 20px;
}
When I have a list with 1 or 2, rows the row height automaticaly expand to fill the heigt of the table.
How can I avoid this happening, and have fixed height colimns.
I need a GridView With Parent and Child Relation. It should be expand and collapse. Onload i need to get Parent data. On click of Parent data then i need to get child data from db.
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View 2 Repliesi have one grid and one button when i click on that button then it expand and showing another grid under the row of parent grid how to do that.
View 2 Replieswhile using gridview whenever I go to edit an item it increases the row size - but this is because I have a multiline textbox as one of the edititemtemplates. It also increases the size of every row to the same size as the one that is being edited. Is there any way to keep the rest of the rows the same initial height and have an increased size just for the row being edited?
View 5 RepliesASP.Net Nested GridViews – GridView inside GridView with Expand and Collapse feature this artical works for me but i want to expand first row when page is loaded all the other record show as same as it is collapse. may be it is happen in this nested gridview
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I have a treeview, the TreeNode's NavigateUrl have a javascript function, after i click the "Item 1", it shows a message box ("1"), but it does not expand the child node, what can i do?
I am developing in .Net 4. I got a button to export grid view's data to excel, but one problem I faced is that the excel's rows height is very very 'short', I have to double click the row to expand it?I am not sure how can I set the height's property? I don see there is an option to do this.I got another version in .Net 3.5, same code though, but works perfect.
View 1 RepliesHere Am Using Table and grid views For Registration.
Am get Collapse and Expand with Table But There No Data Displayed in Grid view (Means it not Showing asp Controls Like Grid view etc).
I have a 2008 c# application that displays data in a gridview. Two of the columns can contain text up to 500 characters. I have been able to handle these in the gridview by displaying the long text in a scrolling div tag. That works fine in the gridview, but when I export the gridview to excel, the row-height autofits to the large text fields, giving extremely tall rows. Any idea on how I can control the formatting to limit the row-height for the output excel spreadsheet? The approach I use for the export is described in
http://mattberseth.com/downloads/GridViewExportUtil.cs.
I was hoping this is simple but i have problems.
Basically i was only able to set the string color with itemstyle-Forecolor.
But how do i set the background of a column and also set height,width.Ok height may not work because i have an itemtemplate with predefined height.
Can this be done in a simple boundfield or must i have all my datafields in itemtemplates?
What i do for one column:
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I created a grid and successfully done update, delete, filled functionality.
But whenever I m clicking on Gridview row, its hieght get increased and color of the row become red while clicking on edit button. But this problem is occuring in Mozilla,IE7 not in IE6. Project is running good in IE6. What could be the solution for this.
how can we create a gridview with total of amount column, grouping based on location with expand and collapse facility
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Idea is simple
Two tables are Master and Child
Table 1
id disease<--------id is primary key, disease is varchar
1 Cold
2 Fever
Table 2
id Tablet<--------id is foreign key referencing table1, Tablet is varchar
1 Amoxil
1 ColdAct
1 Cetzine
2 Crocin
2 Dolo650
2 P-650
I need generate first GridView with Checkboxfield for each row. If i checked the checkbox then dynamic subgrid will display again next row.
Looking for code to collapse/expand all of the rows of the NestedGridView at the same time ?
Something like 2 linkbuttons "Expand All" / "Collapse All" ...
A GridView from EntityDataSource has an "Edit" link that takes the DataKey id (e.g., DataKeyNames = "PersonID", <asp:HyperLinkField
View 2 RepliesI tryed to put a nested Gridviews (parent-child) in an UpdatePanel, but it didn 't work as I want. Firstly the code of the Gridview (its from the example reffering to this [URL] .....)
<form id="form1" runat="server">
<asp:ScriptManager ID="scriptMgr" runat="server" EnablePartialRendering="true" />
<asp:UpdatePanel ID="updatePnl" runat="server" UpdateMode="Conditional">
<ContentTemplate>
<asp:GridView ID="gvCustomers" runat="server" AutoGenerateColumns="False" CssClass="Grid"
DataKeyNames="CustomerID" onrowcommand="RowCommand1">
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in the scriptManager, no exception will be shown, but on RowCommand a complete Postback is done.
On a treeview, you can collapse/expand the nodes by clicking the +/- icon.
I would like to know how I can also click the node text to achieve the same results.
I want to be able to click the node text to expand/collapse the node.
How can I do this in ASP.NET/C# ?
I have bounded a treeview with an xml file. It bounded perfectly. you can have a view of my xml file.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>
<MainMenu>
<submenu submenuname="Tracker">
<submenu1 submenu1name="NBD" url="View.aspx" picurl1="Images/report.gif" />
<submenu1 submenu1name="EOI" url="EoitTracker.aspx" picurl1="Images/report.gif" />
<submenu1 submenu1name="Proposal" url="ProposalTracker.aspx" picurl1="Images/report.gif" />
<submenu1 submenu1name="Project" url="ContractTracker.aspx" picurl1="Images/report.gif" />
<submenu1 submenu1name="Sub Contract" url="SubContractTracker.aspx" picurl1="Images/report.gif" />
</submenu>
<submenu submenuname="Reports">
<submenu1 submenu1name="NBD" url="#" picurl1="Images/report.gif" >
<submenu2 submenu2name="By Status" url="Nbdbystatus.aspx" picurl="Images/report.gif" />
<submenu2 submenu2name="By Date" url="NbdbyDate.aspx" picurl="Images/report.gif"/>
</submenu1>
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MainMenu is the Parent node and Tracker, Reports ... are subodes. I want that if I click the node Tracker the all it's parent nodes(NBD, EOI, Proposal, Project, Sub Contract) should expand the remaining treevew remain same.
I exported some data from a gridview to an Excel with Images.
I need to give a specified height and width for all the rows and text to be aligned centre.
When I click on the panel's CollapseControl (in my case its pnlTeleReceipt) the panel itself drops down hiding all the controls associated with that panel. However, I expected the panel to be fixed at its place and the controls were supposed to expand and collapse on click of CollapseControl and which is not happening. I've posted the Code below.
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I'm lost. I have a sub gridview in a gridview. In subGridbiview I have a button. How do I can clicking the button and get values outside the gridview? The subgridview not present the events ...
------------------------Gridview 1------------------------------------------
| cell(0) | cell(1) | Cell(2)| Cell(3 - ITEM TEMPLATE) | -
| | | | # # # SubGridview1 ######### -
! x1 | Y1 | Z1 | # Cell(0) ! Button #-
! | | | ######################-
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| | | | # # # SubGridview1 ######### -
! x2 | Y2 | Z2 | # Cell(0) ! Button #-
! | | | ######################-
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how do I click on the child gridview and get the values of the parent gridview? no events in the child gridview no number indexrow on the parent gridview I'm lost.
So i'm currently designing a site ( ) and i've made my skeleton master page.What i've noticed is that the gridview must be cut down a little to fit my 1024x768 design.
Now i have taken a note in the past to look at this but i couldn't find the time so i guess the time is now.
What i have problem with is shrinking the columns.If i have a name, say "jack R" and i make a gridview column,say width 15 then the name is included and all is ok.However if i have another name,say "jack the 3rd" then the column will expand to fill the name.So all the grid will expand to the right.I have tried in the past some stuff but it seems that if a value is longer than the column then i expands whatever i do.Also i was surprised to see that only the dates will not expand and go "down" instead of right.At least in the gridview i have.
So the 2 questions.How do i make the gridview columns NOT to expand and if the data needs to show in full then how do i make the data go DOWN and not expand right.I have no problem of the grid expanding downwards but i have a problem of the grid expanding to the right.
<asp:templatecolumn headertext="Purchase Order">
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