Web Forms :: MSChart Displaying Incorrect Thousands Separator On Yaxis?
Jan 20, 2010
MSCharts is displaying a period (.) instead of a comma as a thousands separator on my y-axis despite my culture settings in web.config being set to "en-AU". How can I fix/debug this?
I'm trying to format a data bound value as below, but I keep getting a space as the thousands separator, i.e. the displayed text is always "12 340.00" when it should be "12,340.00".
I am transferred to the correct page, but the url is the url of the first page.
In other words, say page1.aspx Server.Transfers to page2.aspx.
page2.aspx is rendered, but the url reads page1.aspx.
The problem was I need to pass parameters to page2 in the url, and the params were not getting through.
I got around it by using Response.Redirect("PageName.aspx?parm=val");
I had been using Server.Transfer because I was under the impression it was more efficient.
What are the other differences? Are there any other reasons for using one rather than the other?
So far I have:
Use Response.Redirect if you want to pass parms if you want to transfer to a site on another server Use Server.Transfer for the efficiency of saving one server roundtrip
I have already stored value of author id in list item value while page loads. but when I change index of drop down list to view author information error is shown. I tried to debug using check points and it seems Sqlreader isn't reading database second time.
Im not sure what control to use, I want to show a list of results in teh following format
Car Name Ford Fiat Opel Car Accessory Leather Yes No Yes Power Steering Yes Yes Yes Electric Windows No Yes Yes
Should I use a repeater, gridview or listview. The bit I cant get my head round is how I get the 1st column to show Leather, Power Steering, Electric Windows etc....
I am using oracle as back end. In database there is a table with 5000 records and 160 columns. i want to display all these records in gridview(in asp.net, c#). But it takes more than 10 minutes to fill the dataset.
I am using Linq to Sql as my ORM and I have a list of Ids (up to a few thousand) passed into my retriever method, and with that list I want to grab all User records that correspond to those unique Ids. To clarify, imagine I have something like this:
List<IUser> GetUsersForListOfIds(List<int> ids) { using (var db = new UserDataContext(_connectionString)) { var results = (from user in db.UserDtos [code]....
Essentially that gets translated into sql as select * from dbo.Users where userId in ([comma delimmited list of Ids])I'm looking for a more efficient way of doing this. The problem is the in clause in sql seems to take too long (over 30 seconds).
I want to retrive thousands of record from the database. Please tell me the the most efficient way to do this. I am using sql server. I want to bind A gridview with these records please let me know the most efficient way to do this so that the loading time for the page is reduced
When I add a static bottom separator image to my menu control, it is displayed in design mode. However, it does not show on the web page when testing. It does not render and displays the white box with red x. My other images are showing fine. I am using Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2010 Express and IE for my browser. Here is my code.
I am using the .net 3.5 chart controls and I am binding a chart to a datatable datasource. How do you keep the charts displayed after a postback has ocured. I bind my chart control. The on the page i make a change to a dropdownlist that issues a postback to the server. When the page reloads the charts have no data. How can you make the chart object persist it's data during postback?
Does anyone have an example of using MSChart with a stored procedure? I have a chart control on the web page and have bound it to the stored procedure. I have also set the parameters for the stored procedure. However nothing shows in the chart. All the examples I can find only show adding points one at a time, but this seems to defeat the purpose of binding the chart to the stored procedure.
Some of the problems I am trying to solve:
The stored procedure returns about 6 columns of data. I only need to use two of them. How do I select which of the columns will be displayed in the chart?
I want to use two or more series on the chart. Do I have to run a separate stored procedure for each series or can I make one call to the stored procedure and then display the data in the two series? If so, how?
I am using VS 2008, MS SQL Server 2008, .Net 3.5 and VB .Net.
I am working with a sql server database with about 50 stored procedures. The database and stored procedureswere not created by me. The stored procedures all begin with a number in their name.
Example: 17P_Comsetter
The problem I am having is that if I try and execute the stored procedure at the command line in Query Analyzer,the query analyzer appears not to like that the stored procedure begins with a number. For example:
If I try an run the stored procedure as follows:
EXEC 17P_Comsetter
Then I get the following error message:
Msg 102, ..... Incorrect Syntax near '17'
I am using SQL server 2005. Does anyone know why I am getting this error message?
I remember I read a tutorial at asp.net. The tutorial is to add a row to display the category name before a different category starts in a GridView that displays products ordered by category. But I cannot find the tutorial anymore.
I am want show the MSChart in the Gridview Item Template,When i put the MSChart control in the Gridview Itemtemplate the Gridview does not render rhe MSChart,It says " There was error in rendering the contol,object reference not set to an instance of an object.
I have a gridview with has lots of fields. There are buttons which have CommandArgument set and which are being accessed in the RowCommand of the GridView.I am also adding a separator row with the following code.
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After adding this separator row. I am not able to get the CommandArgument. All the values which I am declaring in the Aspx with "Eval" are Null when I access them in RowCommand. If I remove the separator row it is working fine. [Code].... [Code]....
I know this is really stupid, but I really can't find the answer via Google or the forums. How do I programmatically add a Separator Template to a Repeater or DataList?
My datalist will not have any borders. The only line that will be displayed in the datalist is a solid horizontal line after each row.
I tried setting the border of the datalist to "0px none Red" and then set the GridLines to "Horizontal", but this only works in Firefox. IE8 draws the line in barely visible grayish color, an Chrome ignores the border attributes altogether and draws all the horizontal lines.
According to the docs. [URL] There is an Separator Template for a DataList. However, when I use the built-in tool tip help, it does not show. If I manually type in a separator template it crashes my design time environment completely...
Not sure what I'm missing here. I tried an imagetemplate and a line but thats not really working because I need the image in the data field area not the headertext area.