Forms Data Controls :: Showing Data In Grid Format Without Repetition?
Mar 10, 2010
Say I have a table which as two fields Category and Subcategory. There are multiple sub categories under a particular category. when displaying in grid it shows all subcategories along with the category which is the same is this case.
How can I display records so that the category is displayed only once and all subcategories are displayed.
I'm exporting data to an excel sheet from the ojects list. The data is exporting to excel sheet well, but I'm unable to see the grid format for the data. The data is looking with out the rows and columns lines.I think I'm missing to set some property or somethnig ehwn exporting.
Before I get too involved in this new page, I want to besure I am going to go about it the correct way.
What is needed is a grid of some sort. The query returns groups of records, every two records are related and I need to insert a summary line after each pair of records.
Company 1 current Company 1 previous *insert a summary of the currency amounts displayed with the two records. Company 2 current Company 2 previous *insert a summary of the currency amounts displayed with the two records. . . and so on
What data control should I use to do this (a girdview, datagrid, listview??, something else?) I am running VS. 2008.
I was given a summary sample on a previous post: [URL] But I want to be sure this is what I should actually use.
I'm currently developing a system for booking of discussion room in a college. This system will allow the staff to help the students to make booking in advanced as well as for instant walk in usage.I've got a table to keep track of bookings, another for walk in and one for time slot.
For the time slot table, it includes start time slot and end time slot, which is 30 minutes interval for each.What i'm currently facing is that the system could not display the correct available time slot. I think it's the formula problem which I still can't get it solved.
Example:If the booking time is 8.30am - 9.00am, I have no problem showing the 1st slot as N/A.
But if the time is 8.45am - 9.15am, the system only update the 1st slot as N/A while the 2nd slot still remain as AVAILABLE which is wrong. Because since the time ends at 9.15, I would like the slot 9.00am - 9.30am to be N/A as well.
This would be my code:
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I have total 21 time slot count in my table. And the arrCC113Availability is an ArrayList keeping track of the availability of each slot for that particular room.Is there any other formula which can cater for all the conditions?
Is it possible to show only few characters in gridview column. Lets say there are 5 columns in the gridview and one of the field is the description field. assume description field is too long. So What i want is to show that description field value to 50 character limit.
Since I'm using Oracle database , I need to use this kind of date format :dd-mmm-yy
so, when a user insert date in this specific column, I ask him to insert the date in dd/mm/yyyy format and then I use a function to "translate" it to oracle date
the problem is that the next time the user will try to update the row, the validation rule asks to change the format of the date to dd/mm/yyyy
so what I wanted to do is that whenever I display the gridview I'll see the dates as dd/m/yyyy , but the data that will be sent to the database will be in the oracle format.
How to display/show data from Database table in a ASP.NET MVC Web Application page?I want to display data from Sql Server Database table in Asp.Net MVC Web Application page. I am using Entity Framework.Just like we display data from database inside Gridview for Web Forms, likewise which control is used to display data from Database in ASP.NET MVC Web Applications??
I have a "database explorer" page that is desgined to be pointed to an unknown database and allow users to browse the data, so it basically uses the SQL system tables to develop its queries and pull in data to tables using auto-generate columns.The problem that I have is that I would like certain types of columns to have certain formats and I'm wondering the best way to go about it. I could format the column in code in the RowDataBound event I assume, but I'm wondering if there some better standard way to do this? Is there a setting of any kind that I can use? For example I want all of the datetime fields to be formated for short date, like {0:d}, I want decimal fields to have 4 decimal places, etc.
I am now working on Datagrid View on my sample n-tier.
How can i control it that it will not show all records on my query that maximize if i run my webpage.Or Control it size so it will retain its position like on the design.
Like on win forms that it will show scroll bars etch..
I have a text field that users enter information into a database (SQL Server). They are entering as little as a few sentances to multiple paragraphs. I can successfully display the data on my webpage, but the text field is not formatted very nicely. The output is all smashed together like one big paragraph. Ironically, when I also display the text as a tool tip it outputs as multiple paragraphs like it was entered. How can I format the output in the datalist to create a more readable text field? My datalist field is as follows:
I am displaying selectable rows in a gridview. The selected row uses a stored procedure to display all the fields in a formview when the Select button is clicked.
Only a small subset of the fields in the selected row are editable. When I click the Edit button only the EditItemTemplate fields show up, the read-only fields from the ItemTemplate disappear. I want the read-only rows to remain visible with the editable rows.
If I include the read-only fields in the EditItemTemplate, I get an error when I click Update on the FormView. The error states that there are too many parameters being passed to the stored procedure to update fields. How can I continue to show the read-only fields with the editable fields on the FormView and avoid getting the input parameter error on the stored procedure for the Update command?
Have a GridView with a templated select button hidden and using
e.Row.Attributes.Add("onclick",Page.ClientScript.GetPostBackEventReference(this.grdMaster, "Select$" + e.Row.RowIndex.ToString())); to select a row .
When user like to update the datasource he will select one row from gridview then in selected indexchanged event i would display the selected row values beneath the form under the grid , Then user will update the contents displayed from grid and click an update button which is outside the grid . After updating the displayed row , i got to get the values of the next row in the grid and display them for next updation , i'e if users maually selects row 3 from grid then he can update the values using the update button and then on update click itself i'll have to display next row contents of row 4 and this process could go on .
I have Parent/Child Grid (also called Nested Grids).
Parent Grid (PG) :: PG has two template fields. 1st template field has "Category ID" and 2nd template has Child Grid
Child Grid (CG) :: CG is populated in PG's RowDataBund event based on "Category ID". In CG's DataBound event, I am doing something which I need to display in CG's footer row.
Problem :: In the footer row of each CG, I have to show the "Category ID" which is in PG' row. How can I get hold of the PG's row which hascurrent nested grid (there will 'n' child grids, one for each 'Category ID' in the PG ) so I can read the "Category ID"
I was thinking if I could do something (DataBound event of CG) like this..
string catId = ChildGrid.Parent[get the index of the current row in PG].Cells[0].Text;
I am trying to create a second grid in the same page with detailed info for a given record of the first Grid, but when I press select in the first grid nothing happens. I follwed everything I read.
I have a grid view that does add, edit update and delete. ( I draged the grid to the aspx page ) it is working. I would like to have the following : once I lick on edit, I open a form inside the grid view to edit the fields. How can I do that.