I'm developing a web application which get number with decimals. When I write 0.08 the rangevalidator understand 80 and it doesn't valid it. It does well if I write 0,08.The most extrange is In the develpoing computer and in the client computer I have the point as decimal separator in regional settings.Where can I change the decimal separator por rangevalidator in the cliente computer?
View 1 RepliesI need to validate integer within a specified range for English and French culture. The integer contains group separator ("," in English culture or " " in French culture). It seems I can't do it with RangeValidator on my machine.
I just want to make sure the RangeValidator can't do this kind validation for Integer before I'm going to write my own control.
I just feel curious because RangeValidator can actually do this kind of validation for Currency!
I am using a compare validator, which validates that the entered number is a valid double and also validates it against a given value (greater than zero). I am validating money amounts. Because of the location where the app is used, the locale sets the comma as the decimal separator. The problem is that when a user enters the value using the numeric keyboard, the number gets written with the dot as decimal separator, and is rejected by the validation. I'd like to have this validation done before triggering a postback (like a customvalidator would) and accepting both separators.
View 1 RepliesFor Asp.Net Charts i m able to show value by setting the property as
Chart.Series(Series1).IsValueShownAsLabel=True
I want the shown values to be formatted in terms of decimal places and a thousand separator
Chart.Series(Series1).LabelFormat = "0:#.##" is Not Working
Split the input string based on the separator list passed. Returned string list should have separators in it.
.NET API needs to be implemented
string [] SplitWithSeparators( string inputText, string[] separators)
Input
inputText: passed string
RAMESH EMPCODE 001 SURESH EMPCODE 002 GIRISH EMPCODE 003
Separators: passed string[]
string [0] : TRINATH
string [1] : SHARATH
string [2] : SRIDHAR
THIS OUTPUT I SUPPOSE TO GET
Output
string [0] : TRINATH EMPCODE 001
string [1] : SHARATH EMPCODE 002
string [2] : SRIDHAR EMPCODE 003
i hav one data table in which some decimal values are up 6 decimal places.. im trying to bind that Data table to DataGridView while binding i want to round decimal values up to two decimal palces here is my code
dt.Columns.Add("Orderid", typeof(string));
dt.Columns.Add("tagnumber", typeof(string));
dt.Columns.Add("Minimum Value", typeof(string));
dt.Columns.Add("Maximum Value", typeof(string));
int count = ds.Tables[0].Rows.Count;
for (int i = 0; i < count; i++)
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hows hould i round up while binding..?
I was read your post: "Export GridView to Excel in ASP.Net with Formatting using C#" and is very useful. That code works perfect. But I need create a new format for a specific column in my sheet before to export it. For example:My DataTable have a column with decimal numbers and I'm trying reduce the tenths for each number.I want this: 2,874444 ----> 2,87 for a specific range. In this case I need it for all numbers in the column 13 or well said for the Column called N in Excel. Only reduce two tenths.
I used:
xlWorkSheet.Range["N"+h,"N"+h].NumberFormat = "0.00";
And no works (h is for rows, N is the column. Into a foreach).
I'm trying to execute this statement every minute with SQL Agent, I have it set up as a job:
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It's trying to update a column which data type is set to decimal. Just so you know what I really need out of it, here is an example:
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The answer of which should add on 0.5 to the original value. If I were to use the increase value of 60 which then becomes 60/60 it will work.I'm dividing by 60 because the increase value is per hour so I make it smaller to get per minute value. Why is it doing this?
Some values are returning 2.0 but I need it to be 2.00 as this is a money value that is displayed to the web page.
I am doing:
Math.Round(value, 2);
Is there a way to force it to 2 numbers after the decimal?
I need a validation regex for decimal. It should allow upto 5 digits after decimal.
Allow:
1
1.0
12.0
12.01
123.01
1,123.01
1,123.013
21,123.01234
3,21,123.01234
How Can I do regex for this?
I got a decimal member in my viewmodel and get populated from the database (say 55.5, or 100.00)
In my view I use TextBoxFor<> for this member.
Is there any way to have a number (it's actually a percentage) like 100.00 display as 100 instead, and 55.50 as 55.5?
int Def[0] = {6};
iMaxValue = 55;
decimal val = Decimal.Round(Convert.ToDecimal((DefCount[I]) / iMaxValue),3);
here if i try to run this it says answer 0 ; but if i want 0.1090
I have the below rangeValidator. However I would also like it to accept 999999,00 (seperated by a comma) I have found the following reg expression: ((d{1,2},)?(d{3},)*(d{3}))|(d+) but I'm not sure where to include this?
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how can i convert string written in eng to hindi. For label i know, is there any why to convert string.
View 4 RepliesI want to be sure a user only enters alphabetic characters for a field that accepts strings. They should only be able to enter a-z, no numbers. Can the minimum and maximum values be set to a and z, respectively?
View 10 RepliesIt can only be used in RangeValidator MinimumValue?I need two texts to determine the minimum and maximum.
<asp:RangeValidator ID="RangeValidator1" runat="server"
ErrorMessage="Payment amount is too small!" ControlToValidate="AmountDeposit"
ValidationGroup="ErrormessageValidationGroup" MinimumValue="1" Type="Integer" Display="Dynamic">
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I am using RangeValidator whose Minimum and Maximum vales are set in code behind dynamically. Minimum and Maximum values are exracted form the database. These values are in the range of 0 to n (integers only). Therefore user can enter values from0 to n (integers only).Now I have a situation where user can also put -1 which can't be handled by range validator. So my last option is to regular expression to handle such situation.Valid values for the user are (-1, 0-n). But I don't now how to get such regular expression , any help would be appreciated. I can manipulate expression in code behind based on values extracted from the database.Also , maximum possible value for n is 255 (Note: minimum and maximum values are extracted from the database)
View 11 RepliesI am working on a ASP.NET app that supports user level cultures. Just about everything works, however, I am running into a problem with the RangeValidator. Here is the sample control set:
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When a culture that uses "0,0" (pt-BR for example) attempts to load this page with the controls as shown, it bombs (Gives an ASP.NET debug page). If I either set MinimumValue="0" or add CultureInvariantValues="true" the page will load. The problem with this is that on several controls, the minimum value is actually 0.0001. When I use the CultureInvariant setting, that validator is telling me that the following values are invalid: ".031" and "1", no matter what culture I am using to view the page.
I understand the the CultureInvariantValues setting applies only to the values in the Min/Max settings on the validator, not on the data entered in the control that is being validated. But this does not explain why values that should be accepted as valid are being flagged as invalid.Our application currently runs in 20 different countries and is internally translated into 4 languages (based on user culture settings), with 3 more on the board for this year. I have googled this extensively, and while I have found some info on Currency and Date data types, the problems experienced are not the same.
I have Asp:TextBox,Asp:RegularExpressionValidator and Asp:RangeValidator on .aspx page.
These two validators have ControlToValidate value equal to textBox Id.
RegularExpressionValidator have validation Expression such that it allows only number.
Range validator have maximum value ="100" and if I enter any text then both validators get fired .
Logically only RegularExpressionValidator should fire if I enter any textvalue.
Is there any property of Range validator such that it check for numeric value to compare and disbled if value entered in textBox is some text so that no handling of event(Client side and Server side both) is required.
I am trying to put a range validator on a date entered by a user. However, I want the minimum date to by dynamic to only have a user with a DOB which is over 17 yrs ago. Is there a way to put a dynamic value i.e Date.Now() - x;.
View 11 RepliesThe code below when using a traditional ASP.NET DropDownList works perfectly. If a value is not picked (default value still displaying), then the range validator displays the problem. However when I use this same code with an AJAX ComboBox, the RangeValidator
returns false every time, and the message is always displayed. Take a look:
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So every time I press a button to postback, the "** Item is required**" message is displayed. Again, this works just fine with a regular ASP.NET DDL, just not with the ComboBox from the toolkit. I can get a RequiredFieldValidator working with the ComboBox, but I like the post selection behavior of a RangeValidator better.
I'm having an issue with my ASP.NET RangeValidator controls.
I want to allow users to enter a discount amount, and this amount must be negative (< $0.00). I want to verify that the amount entered in a textbox is a negative value, so I have this in my page markup:
<asp:TextBox ID="tbxDiscount" runat="server" />
<asp:RangeValidator ID="rvDiscount" runat="server" ControlToValidate="tbxDiscount"
MinimumValue="0.0" MaximumValue="0.0" EnableClientScript="true"
ErrorMessage="Please enter a negative value for a discount" />
and I attempt to set the MinimumValue dynamically in my code before the page gets rendered - to the negative equivalent of my item price. So if the item is $69, I want to set the minimum value to - $69:
rvDiscount.MinimumValue = (-1.0m * Price).ToString();
Trouble is: I keep getting this error message:
The maximum value 0.0 cannot be less
than the minimum value -69.00 for
rvDiscount
WTF?!?!??! Where I come from, -69 $ IS less than $0 ...... so what's the problem?
I am generating an output on a webpage in a format like this
({"1":"Jeff","2":"Tom","3":"Michael",})
For this, basically this is the code I am using
Response.Write("(" + "{");
//
for (Int32 i = 0; i < k.Length; i++)
{
Response.Write(Convert.ToString(k.GetValue(i)) + ",");
}
//
Response.Write("}" + ")");
Notice my output, after Michael" there is a comma which I do not want since this is the last vaue but this is appearing since , is in the for loop. How to prevent this/remove this last comma from appearing?
My output should be ({"1":"Jeff","2":"Tom","3":"Michael"}) (There's no comma after last value here)
I have a text box, a range validator, and a button. The validator is hooked up and prevents the button from doing a post back if the text is out of the range, however I'd also like to enable and disable the button. Is this possible to do within client-side code?
View 12 RepliesIs there a way to use RangeValidator for large numbers (Int64 range)?
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