i have n ASP .net page containing a HTML-control Table (LoginTable) with a background image, i want to change the background image. the Asp page has have a masterpage also. the code i am using is,
I'm building a html table dynamically in an ASP.NET code behind file using C#. I basically loop through a set of data which is an unknown number of records and split a string containing all the values to make the required number of tds. I display the html by assigning it to an asp:Literal control. However I can't get the table to fit the screen - the browser is adding a horizontal scroll bar and the full table is well off the screen. I tried in IE 8 and FF 3.6.13. Most things I've read online about it say to set the width to 100%. I'm doing this but it's having no effect.
I am using HTML Control table. My design is complete by hard coding the data at design time. But, now I have to fetch data from database and display in <td></td> tags.
What are the pros and cons between using the ASP.Net control compared to the old reliable table html implementation. I know that the asp:Table will end up on the returned page as a html table, and from looking into it so far people are saying its easier to work with the asp:Table in the server side code, but I'd love to hear what the stackoverflow community has to say about the matter.
[URL]above url contain a html table.I want to save this table value on XML and also want to save this table value on database MS2008.How to save html table values on database
I am trying to get the row value/inner text from a table I have inside a repeater list. I am using jquery/tableDnD to drag and drop the row at which time I update the row number with the new position. Ultimately I would like to insert these new values into a table but I am having a problem accessing the client changed data using a c# procedure.
have a lengthy asp.net page. A HTML table in the page has a link. when the link is clicked the page refreshes and takes me to the top part of the page. Instead, i want to see the part of the page that has the link. It should automatically scroll down to that part once the page refreshes. How is that possible.
I have some 50 pages of html which have around 100-plus rows of data in each, with all sort of CSS style, I want to read the html file and just get the data, like Name, Age, Class, Teacher. and store it in Database, but I am not able to read the html tags
e.g space i kept to display it here <table class="table_100"> <tr> <td class="col_1">
I am trying to generate a dynamic table andd add rows to a ASP.Net table control on my UI. My problem is as I add a new row from MyTable, in to another table the table I am copying from, will loose one row. Here is the code:
Table myTable = new Table ();
[Code]....
am just reading one row in every loop and add that row in to another table object, why is 'myTable' loosing loosing one row in each loop?
I've a WebForm with a HTML table and I need to add hyperlinks in a column. The amount of hyperlinks depend on the rows in a table.Can someone tell me how can I do that?
I am using vb.net to send an html styled table through email but no luck so far. The following is the code I used trying to give the table a border of 1
I am newbie of .net. I am just wonder that what is the differences between asp table and html table? That is because when i used both tag, its seem like same.
I want to clear my funda and doubt in paging.For that i ant to do paging for html table populated with datareader .My html table should be <table><tr><td>... so on .Paging should be numeric and language should be c#.I don't want to use datagrid or javascript.
I've created a static table, which looks just as I would expect it to, but I want to reduce my work in the future, as I'll need to create more rows and columns to store extra data that's added to my application.
So rather than creating new rows and columns whenever I need to, I'd like to automate the task by pulling the data from the database and populating a table that's dynamically created based on how much data is pulled.
e.g. if there are 10 rows of items in the database, create 10 columns and 10 rows, if a further 5 things get added next week, I want to add another 5 rows and 5 columns etc
Is this where "Dynamic Data" would play a role? If so, it's completely new to me, my needs are just for a single table on a page, not something that needs to be done en'masse all over the website, if that makes a difference?