I have repeater and I am using foreach to go through each row, checking for specific value and assigned the label accordingly. However, when there is a value that is not expected, I would like to highlight the whole row on yellow color.
How can I set only for specific row in repeater with different background color?
I have a series of linkbuttons that are generated dynamically inside a repeater.
I need the background color of the selected linkButton to change and remain a new color when clicked. I thought that the ItemCommand property of the repeater would do the trick, but it doesn't.
I've a asp.net linkbutton inside asp.net repeater control which renders multiple link buttons. I want to set the style of each and every linkbutton dynamically.
var photos = from p in MyDataContext.Photos select new { p, Url = p.GetImageUrl() }; repeater1.DataSource = photos; repeater1.DataBind();
In the Repeater control, I have
<ItemTemplate> <% Photo p = (Photo) Eval("p"); %> <!-- Apparently I can't do this --> ... <asp:TextBox runat="server" ID="txtTime" Text='<%= p.Time == null ? "" : ((DateTime)p.Time).ToString("dd/MM/yyyy HH:mm:ss") %>' /> ... </ItemTemplate>
But that is wrong.
What I need is to get the Photo object in ItemTemplate so I can do things with it (eg. to display the time as in the second line in ItemTemplate above). Is it even possible to do this in a Repeater?
i have managed to develop a status wall some what similar to facebook, using Repeater Controls- Parent Repeater is bound to the status and the child repeater is bound to the comments inside that status. I am strugling to implement the following solution- hiding and displaying a btnDeleteComments - depending of the owner of the comment- i.e. only owner of the wall and those who leave the comment can only delete that comment.
Status X Comment A - left by member John Comment B - Left by Member Doe Comment C - Left by Member Harry
The owner of the wall can delete all comments, and only John can delete comment A, Doe can delete comment B and so on Here is what i have tried so far
1. fill a data set with two tables and relate them (table one = status, Table 2 = comments of that status) 2. data bind the repeater to this data set 3. here is the HTML of the child repeater
The higlighted bit is causing the cast invalid error- i thought this would do the trick, by deafult all the delete buttons next to each comment is hidden for members other then the owner of the wall- and only if they are the one who left the comment will teh delete button be visible-
The SQL which retreives the comments for a specific status, also retrieves a column2 ViewersComment which is either 'true' of 'false', indicating wether that comment was left by this person viewing the status wall-
I am using repeater control in my project and I have made its rows clickable by javascript, when I click a row it changes its background color.
My problem is that when ever i click any server side control in the page the color of the selected row disappear. Can Anyone has Idea to retain the background color.
The following seems reasonable, but it returns an error:
<asp:Repeater ID="RepeaterF" runat="server" DataSourceID="DSF" > <ItemTemplate> <% If Eval("Item_Batch") = 0 Then %><tr><td></td><td colspan="2"></td><td></td></tr><% Else %>........
Error: "Databinding methods such as Eval(), XPath(), and Bind() can only be used in the context of a databound control."
I am finding it difficult to accept that the whole Repeater approach has any benefits over just creating a loop in code, iterating through a recordset, and building a html table into a variable, then dumping it to the page. This repeater is spawning pages of code and objects, and surely this is all using up server resources.
i wanna change styles for listItem in dropdownlist when i click a dropdownlist , a list of items will drop down, i wanna change the color and round 2 bottom corners of the box's border contains listItems and the button in dropdownlist. please help me, show me some approaches to get it.
I have a GridView with an alternating Css style. The GridView has a column called tradeId. What I want to show is an alternating colour based on a change in the tradeId. Is this possible? It will make it easier on the eye to group trades together by colour. Here's the GridView code as it is right now:
I'm trying to make a page, with a textbox, and a linkbutton. In the textbox you can enter any hex colour code you want, then you can click the linkbutton and the pages background will change to that colour. But I don't want the page to postback. I was trying this with themes, and then dynamically editing the CSS file. But neither has worked.
I have a repeater control on my page. Here's my code:
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I would like to change a background color of the item's <div> when user checks the chechbox. I have an event handler for CheckedChange event but I don't know how can I get access to this div from the event handler.
Ive got an ASP:Menu in my page and want to display a background image for each item, and have that background change when the user hovers over, or selects it.
However, the UnselectedTab style applies when the page loads but then the style doesnt change on either select or hover, ...
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I have a textBox control where I want the string: "User" to be written with a Gray color with a Italic style as default.
Now when a mouseclick occur in this box, I want this string to dissapear and I want the Forecolor to turn to Black and Normal style (not italic).
I trying to see if there is any events in the TextBox for mouseclicks and so on but are not sure if I can find anything like that in the events. I can only find the TextChanged_event.