I have almost completed a competition entry form however i now find myself stumbling over a label which is to display a confirmation message that the entry has been received.
Stepping through the code using debug/breakpoints shows that the code is running the cycle but the end result of the form is just blank fields.
I am having a "TextBox" a "Label" and a "Button" in my aspx page. If I enter some values into the textbox, then that value should be displayed in the label...and again I enter some values in the same text box, that value should be displayed without disturbing the first value and so on...
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".
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.
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 chunk of code that on page load with populates some of or all of the following labels. It should have two labels per line ( needs a line break after each xData label). The problem I am having is that since the number of labels with data and set to visable on page load changes, the br / tags cause spacing issues when not all labels are visible.
I would like to be able to add the line breaks after each "xData" label in the code behind when the labels are filled and set to visible.I have tried adding " " to the label text andor Environment.NewLine with no luck.
Say If got these dates in a TextBox 2010/06/19,2010/06/20,2010/06/21,2010/06/22,2010/06/23, i want automicly my Start label to pickpup the lowest date and Label End to pickup the highest Date Start: [2010/06/19] End: [2010/06/23] between brackets is my label
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 a label and button on label in my asp.net webform ....i want when i click on button then label1 will be visible with text "Success" and then it will hide automatically after some time say 10 seconds ,,,I M using asp.net (VB)How to auto hide label after 10 sec and after label hide redirect to the ~/Default.aspx ?
Without using a Table (html or asp version), I'd like to align the Labels with the ListBoxes under them. There are 3 Labels and under them 3 Listboxes. I tried this:
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When I look in the Immediate Window in VS, they all say "Nothing" (ex: ListBox6.Style.Item("left"))
Is there a good way to do this or am I going to have to deal with Tables?