Just wanted to get clarification that methods like HTML.TextBoxFor() exist ONLY for the benefit of compile-time parameter type checking.
From my experimentation, these appear to ONLY accept a simple "expression lambda" syntax, which simply provides reference to a member property, and will not allow more robust use of "statement lambda" syntax. Other places in the .NET framework where lambda's are used, "statement lambda" syntax can be used, such as :
( x => { x += 7; if(x < 9) return x * 3; } )
... in effect, multiple statements of "in-line" code.
The type checking benefit is great - I just wanted to understand if there is additional capability which I have not recognized.
I m working on MOSS 2007. My project requirment is to fetch the data from list to gridview with check boxes in front of all rows. when we click the checkbox infront of rows then that rows will be move to another gridview & remove from first gridview. Then I have to search the rows by location. following is my code it fetches the list in gridview & move rows from one gridview to anothe
1. how to remove selected rows from gridview & list?
I have two lists. lst contains ViewState Data i.e All the records of the gridview & second lstRank contains the list of integer(i.e ID) for only those records which are marked as checked (i.e Gridview contains a columns for checkbox). Now i want to update the lst bool status depending upon integer ID of lstRank. How it can be achieved by lambda expression
A 'High Res' snap shot of the 'Error List' is available at http://cforedu.com/snap_2.pdf Question, how do we debug and remove the syntax errors found in the .net button codes (Default.aspx.vb)?
I have a table with 2905 rows. I want to update one column with 2905 values. The values are all different, and they are just stacked one to a line with a line break. One on top of the other like so:
i have a asp:TextBox control on the page. i'm setting it to a TextMode="MultiLine", I am not setting a number of rows or columns. I am setting a width and height in CSS for the control.
asp.net is still adding, what i assume is a default, rows and cols attributes on the rendered control. cols="20" and rows="2" this isnt an issue in any sane, browser, but in IE the CSS height is ignored and only 2 rows of space is show.
How can I prevent these attributes from showing up on the rendered control?
Edit:
This is an issue only in IE8 in compatibility mode, IE7 and IE6. I'm not worried about IE6, but IE7 needs to work.
I'm having hard time understanding the following C# code. This code was taken from Pro ASP.NET MVC 2 Framework by Steven Sanderson. The code esentially creates URLs based on a list of categories. Here's the code:
A lot of stuff is going on here. I'm guessing it's defining a function that expects two parameters of type string, and NavLink. Then I see the Lambda categoryName => new NavLink etc.... I think all it's doing is creating an instance of NavLink. The function is then called in the same Controller action:
// Place home link on top List<NavLink> navLinks = new List<NavLink>(); navLinks.Add(makeLink(null)); // Add link for each distinct category var categories = productsRepository.Products.Select(x => x.Category.Name); foreach (string categoryName in categories.Distinct().OrderBy(x => x)) navLinks.Add(makeLink(categoryName));
I can tell that it's making a list of NavLink. I don't understand why Steven Sanderson wrote it this way though. Couldn't he have written something like:
var categories = productsRepository.Products.Select(x => x.Category.Name); foreach (string categoryName in categories.Distinct().OrderBy(x => x)) { var newlink = new Navlink{ text = categoryName, RouteValues = new RouteValueDictionary(new { controller = "Products", action = "List", category = categoryName, page = 1 }), IsSelected = (categoryName == currentCategory) } navLinks.Add(newlink); }
Is there an advantage to doing it Steven's way versus my way?
I have a DataTable available with me which contains thousands of rows. There is a column called EmpID which is containing '0' for some of the rows. I want to remove them from my current DataTable and want to create a new correct DataTable. I cannot go row by row checking it since it contains huge amount of data.
I have 2 gridview with add/remove buttons between them. I want the user to select an item in one gridview and based on the button clicked I need to remove the row from one gridview and add it to the other. I can idenfity which row is selected but I don't know how to remove/add the rows.
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.