Forms Data Controls :: How To Control The Number Of Rows Allowed In A Listview
Apr 8, 2010
I have a listview, that shows 8 rows until creating another page to navigate to to see the rest. I can't figure out where the limitation of the number of rows is coming from
I've searched for this several times but have never been able to find the answer with my search terms. Say you have a listview and a datapager set to 10 rows, but you only have 4 data items in the database at the time the query is run. Is there a way to force it to show a 10 row table (4 with data and 6 without)?
Everytime I search on this, I just find information on setting the number of rows for the datapager, which will not show empty rows if the data isn't there. Probably an easy solution, but the heck I can find it.
It seems that VS always displays more than 20 rows of ListView in its designer. If a page has quite a few of ListViews, it is a bit hassle to move around. Is there any way to reduce the number of displayed rows?
I'm looking for the correct syntax to get me the last row of a repeater item and use it in a literal below. As you can see I have the item index syntax already. assume that there is a repeater control surrounding the literal already.
I have already bound the data so it will not use obitemdatabound .
<asp:Literal id="Rpt_ItemCount" runat="server" Text = '<%# (int) DataBinder.Eval(Container, ItemIndex"))%>'></asp:Literal>
I want to name the headers of the ListView control acording to values of the first rows of a table in the database. This I want to do because the number of columns varies for each cutstomer and also the name of the column.
I came across a situation where a user selects no of rows from dropdown , depending upon the user input, automatically that no of editable rows should appear to input data...(maximum 8 rows only)
How can i get the number of a listview records (or the index of the last record) from within the ItemDataBound event ? I would like to hide one of the controls in the last record, how can i know if the item is the last one ?
I'm using a table adapter to perform my queries. I'm sure I'm missing something really easy, but I can't figure out how to return the number of rows returned from a query to a dataset used for a GridView.Basically, I want to display a message "No records exist for your selection" by testing for ReturnedRows = 0.
Excerpt of C# code:
handoutDSTableAdapters.handoutTableAdapter handoutsAdapter = new handoutDSTableAdapters.handoutTableAdapter(); gv_Handout.DataSource = handoutsAdapter.GetDataByDoctor(Int32.Parse(ddl_MD.SelectedValue)); gv_Handout.DataBind();
I am trying to follow an example from Lesson #25 of [URL] I am not trying to do paging as the above example is doing. I simply want to do a Query and return the the number of rows back in my code behind.
I have a DAL Typed Dataset with the following Query
SELECT COUNT(*) AS Expr1 FROM Reservation WHERE (DateUsed = @DateUsed) AND (SiteID = @SiteID)
I use listview and datapager. When I click on 2nd page and so on, it still highlights the 1st page number. How to highlight the right page number in listview paging?
I'm pretty new at ASP .NET but not to ASP. I've got a form I need to create where I don't know how many entries will be added. It has the following format:
"Age" "Duration" "Period of Duration" "etc..."
Last30Days
1-5 Months ago
6-11 Months ago
Age
Age
Age
etc.
So the Age column always has the first 3 options and then an unknown number of Age values that can be inserted. I've created a table that has the first four fields (Last30days, 1-5months, 6-11months, age) and I was thinking I could just order by those 4 columns for display. The problem I have is I'm not sure on how to proceed. Does anyone have any good ideas on how to handle this situation? Ideally data entry people could use the same form for both entering and displaying the data.
I've got a nested gridview and I'm looking for a way to determine the number of rows in a child gridview, so far no luck. Has anyone come across a solution for this ? Both of these gridviews are bound using ObjectDataSource.
I am trying to create a gridview with a fixed number of rows (5). If the gridivew contains no items then five blank rows will be shown. For each row that a user enters then a blank row will be removed so that there will be a constant number of rows displayed. How might I go about doing this?
I have a table that contains about 8000 records and I need to be able to select any given sequence of 250 subsequent rows by a specific row index of teh table...
how I can go about that easily using a dataview without building a secondary table and just pushing the records I need into it?
I want to allow people visiting my website to have the ability to change the displayed data in a DataGridView from a Dropdown box and have it auto postback. So options are in the dropdown box 10, 20, 30
I am trying to have a listview which will work like a table with paging. My problem is I need to be able to add more than 1 row at a time. ie I want to click "add new row" multiple times on the same page without the page changing and without the rows I'm adding going away.
Basically I need the user to still see the already inserted rows as well as the rows they are planning to insert on the same page. This would mean the page size is temporarily larger than it should be. The new rows would be added to the end of my data source when the user goes to another page or clicks a separate save button. However the user can add as many new rows while on a page as they wish and the page would simply grow.
I've implemented a ListView to display selected data from a DataTable. My listview is one row high and 4 columns wide. I've setup a DataPager to the left of it and another to the right to allow the user to access any item in the ListView.My problem is simple: When the user adds a new item to the DataTable, I rebind the data again { e.g. listView1.DataBind() }, and then I proceed to select that newly added item. BUT no matter what I try, nothing works! More precisely, I do this: listView1.SelectedIndex = #; where "#" is the appropriate index number.