Is it possible to display or hide a label based on the text rendered in it?
I have a label that will display the value of a control on the previous page. If the value rendered is "0" then I want to hide the label or hide the label and one more label associated with it. (or if the value is more than "0" make it visible.
Anyone have this problem. When you write a ex. label name or label text in the properties window, it look like its updating the text before you actually are finish. This make you type over what you allready wrote. Its not a big problem,
I have Template fields configured for Gridview. The gridview is using an objectdatabsource to bind itself. I have the gridview configured to use Templatefields which then contain tables to display the information. This works fine.
My question is, is it possible to change the text of the label if certain criteria is reached. If "NumberOfDwellings" is 1 then change the label to read, "1 Dwelling". Where-as if NumberOfDwellings has more than one then it's "3 Dwellings".
My problem is when a label's text property has a value without space and bigger than it's width property. -Mostly when i enter a link url- The text of label exceeds the width of label!
I have been messing about with this for hours surely this should be an easy task ....... I have a stored procedured that creates a invoice on a Quotetable one of the parameters is a output parameter Invoice Number this is passed to a label. (Label1) This works great.
I then need to add items to the invoice on a item table so my next stored procedure should take the value of Label1 and update the foreign key quotenumber on the itemtable with the value from label1.
On the aspx page I have a small section for a gridview which shows the current quote with however many items on it using the control
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On the ASP page the control for @Quotenumber = Label1 but I get the following error
'Conversion failed when converting the nvarchar value 'Label' to data type int.'
I have a web page that has a repeater bound to a data source. I beed to change a label inside the repeater based on the data that is in each repeater item. For instance, for the first item it might be one thing, and for the next item the label may be something else. I am currently doing some processing in the prerender event, but I don't know if I can or how to access the data source fields there. Where and how do I get access to the data in each item so I can change the label text?
I'm making a website in Visual Studio 2005 in VB.NET and I have a Label that needs to be visible if a GridView, populated from a SqlDataSource, has no rows.
I added message boxes to each event that the GridView has to see which was the last to run before it was displayed. I found that GridView1_Unload is the last event to run.
I added into this event the following code
Code: If CInt(GridView1.Rows.Count) > 0 Then lblNoTimeSheets.Visible = False Else lblNoTimeSheets.Visible = True End If After doing this the label doesn't hide when the GridView doesn't have any rows.
I even added in message boxes to see whether it actually go to the Visible = False line and it does.
I am using a gridview where i have a table kind of structure inside each gridview row. Inside that table i am having various labels and corresponding values in front of them. Now i want to hide the label itself when the corresponding value is not fetched(or is null) from the database.
I have an asp page with a textboxes, labels and other controls. I cannot get the .text to change in any of these controls. I click on button which I execute code that I expect to update the text but it doesn't work. Something like Textbox1.text = "Hello" Are there page level properties/settings I should look at? I am perplexed an looking for a place to start. I will provide more information as needed. I just don't know where to start.
I have a form where users enter information in a multi-line text box. This could be anything, such as bullets, carriage return line feeds, etc. Think of anything that you might copy and paste into a multi-line text box from Word Pad, or Word. I then store this information into a SQL Server NText field.When I retreive this information, I need to display it as the user entered it into the text box field into a Literal or Label control (or something else if there is a better alternative) to display it. Problem is that when I display this text into the Text property of a Literal control everything is jumbled and all characters (bullets) are lost, no carriage returns, etc. One big mush of stuff. If I display this information in the Text property of Label control, I get the bullet characters, but no carriage returns
I have a label , textbox ,and dropdownlist,in dropdown i have two items Accepted and Not Acceptedif i choose Not accepted it visible the label and textbox in vb.net.
I'm new to .net but I'm developing this website which needs some dynamic data inserting so I'm using asp.net 3.5 c#. I've got it working on my local machine but as soon as I upload to the server it no longer populates the label fields. I'm not getting any error messages, the rest of the page appears as normal. So I know this is like asking how long a piece of string is, but what is going wrong here, as I say it's working locally just silently failing on the server. I've tried just populating the label field with a hardcoded string and even that's not going through, it's almost as if the class can't see the label.
I created a new project in VS2010. It automaticly creates masterpages and other stuff.
In the login page i create a connection with my local database. To test my login-routine i want to change te text of a label.
I wanna do this with behind code (C#).
But i continue get errors that the refered label doesn't exist: Error 1 The name 'Labeltest1' does not exist in the current context l:DocumentenVisual Studio 2010WebSitesWebSite1AccountLogin.aspx.cs 46 13 l:...WebSite1
I want to convert Label text into Integer datatype. I tried by giving Convert.Int32(Label1.Text) and int.Parse(Label1.Text) but I couldn't do Type casting . I am getting error at runtime. I searched in web I couldn't get the solution.