I have a gridview that I am loading from a stored procedure. I need to be able to hide certain columns and change the column names. Since it is loading with stored procedure the columns aren't listed in the gridview->edit columns properties.
my sp return resultset with different column names based on different parameters passed to sp and now i want to show that data in asp.net(c#) gridview so how can i achieve this
I have a gridview which is binded to a Sqldatasource. I would like to replace a column data field value to 'Not Applicable' if that column has got a value of 2 in database.
I have a database with two columns: Retailers or Traders. A row can have only one of them with values while the other must be 'Null'. Both are nvarchars kinds. What I am trying to do is to show data if a radio button is selected for either Retailer or Trader. So I constructed a SelectCommand statement which is getting column names of either 'Retailers' or 'Traders' as a parameter but the SelectCommand statement still returns all records. What can I do?
I am getting a datatable from the SQL Server. In SQL Server the column headers are fine (mix of Capital and Small Letters). But when i am getting it in the front end, all the column names are in lower case. How can i get the column names in original Case.
I have an ASP ListView which I am using to display some pivoted information (across years) in a table. Currently I have the ListView templates defined as:
I need to change padding for one column in ASP.NET GridView, while all other CSS atributes defined in external CSS file should be left untouched. How can I do it? Update: Below is my code that solved the problem:
I am trying to change the value of column but it through error because the column is integer. how to convert into string and change the value with string.
I would like to change the page names of a ASP.NET site to make them more meaningful and more SEO friendly. My new page names with be more descriptive (ex: My_SEO_Friendly_Page_Name.aspx) My question is, is it enough to change the page names for SEO or do I have to implement the URL rewrite. What are the differences of one over the other?
I wish to change the attribute foo to something else, and the attribute bar to something else. How can I easily do this? My current version (below) stack overflows with large documents, and has an awful smell to it.
string dd=LoadedXDocument.ToString(); foreach (var s in AttributeReplacements) dd = dd.Replace(s.Old+"=", s.New+"=");
SELECT SRFILE_1.SRCONMAE, COUNT(LBWF_1.Incidentx) AS SLAFailed, (SELECT COUNT(Incidentx) AS Expr3 FROM LBWF AS LBWF_2) AS TotalCalls FROM SRFILE AS SRFILE_1 INNER JOIN LBWFAS LBWF_1 ON LBWF_1.Incidentx = SRFILE_1.SRONUMBER WHERE (LBWF_1.KPIFailx = '1') OR (LBWF_1.Chargex > '0.00') OR (LBWF_1.LChargex > '0.00') GROUP BY SRFILE_1.SRCONMAE
What I'm trying to do is divide TotalCalls by SlaFailed and * by 100 into a new variable such as Percentage. However, everytime I try to select SLAFailed or TotalCalls I receive a 'Column Names do not exist' message.
I tried to query an excel file which contains a lot of customers' information but my problem is most of those don't have a specific column names. E.g. it's in the following format. (Excel File)
A B C Info1 blur blur Info2 blur blur Info3 blur blur
So, when I query using SqlDbDataAdapter, in my DataTable, info1 blur blur becomes column header. e.g. it's in the following format. (DataTable)
Info1 blur blur Info2 blur blur Info3 blur blur
I been working on it so that it actually goes down one row and Change the column name in the DataTable into some appropiate name. Something like the following format.
Is there any way that I could work around it rather than actually going back to change the excel files ? Because I have like 1,000 excel files in that kinda format and seriously giving me headache now.
I've created a Dynamic Data project with an Entity Framework model. It works nicely. But, right now it shows all my database tables with the db column names - which aren't always the most friendly (e.g. address_line_1). How can I got about giving these more friendly column titles that will display to the end user?
I am working on a query to pull the revenue for the last 7 days, as individual days, to be used in a bar graph. My query does what I want it to:
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My question is: How do I change the Date1, Date2, Date3, etc to display the actual date it is pulling from? So instead of Date1, it will say "Jan. 3 2011" and so on...
I have a requirement to display alphabets above each datagrid column names (like shown in excel). The datagrid columns (and header text) are dynamically created at run time and the alphabets on top could grow like excel A, B, C,....Z, AA, AB, AC,.....AZ etc. Any suggestions on how to get the alphabets showing for each columns?
I have a gridview and a button-Start in aspx page.
In gridview 3 columns checkbox , Name and Status.
Select multiple columns and click on Start then Status column for selected rows should be changed to "Starting...", later it should be changed to "Started".
But it is showing directly "Started". In the mean time i should see "Starting..." also.
I have a dataset into which I load an xml file using DS.ReadXml("~/Example.xml"). I have a column labeled show which is a checkbox. Below the gridview I have a button which says show all. When this is pressed, I want it to check every checkbox in the gridview and save the dataset back to the xml file.
My xml file has the following format:
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My code is as follows:
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Why doesn't this code work? I get the following error whilst executing it:
Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection. Parameter name: index
