If I have a grid, and it is binded to some data, but the visible=false for the grid, will it consume any resources for initializations or for retrieving data to perform the bindings?
How about if the grid is inside a div, and the div visible=false
If a control (say a label or textbox) is set to visible = false then
1. Is the value specific for each user(like session) or for whole application?
2. If it is user specific, then how is the value kept across multiple Http requests? is it by session management(cookie or URL rewritting) or viewstate?
3. If it's by viewstate, does that means users still have chances to modify the 'invisible' control's value?
4. If it's by session management, I can't depends on the 'invisible' control's value unless I am 100% sure cookie or URL rewritting is working, right?
I have a form with a ton of gridview controls on it. All of which are driven by a dropdown list control. When I select a value from the dropdown list control it populates the 5 gridview controls with data from the database.If there are no rows associated with the record from the dropdown list then I am going to set the visible property of all of the gridview cotrols to false.
I know how to set the property I just need to know where I would set it and what I would check.I can put my code in the selectedindexchanged event for the dropdownlist control but how do I check to see if there are no rows associated with that value? Maybe some sort of If gridview1_rowdatabound = 0 then...
yearsexp: 4 desc: a description text on the row databound, if there is no value for yearsexp or desc, I would like to make it not visible. The other one needs to still be visible. So far I have
<asp:ButtonField Text="Void" ButtonType="Link" CommandName="Void" /> ' RowCommand Dim f_iIndex As Integer = Convert.ToInt32(e.CommandArgument) Dim f_oSelectedRow As GridViewRow = grdMeterCorrection.Rows(f_iIndex) Dim f_oCertIdCell As TableCell = f_oSelectedRow.Cells(11) Dim f_sCertId As String = f_oCertIdCell.Text.Trim If e.CommandName.ToLower = "void" Then Dim f_bVoidRet As Boolean = VoidCert(f_sCertId) End If
The problem is the CertId field in the GridView has visible set to false. I think this makes the value unaccessable to the RowCommand.
I'm trying to make my TD visible or not inside a repeater. I keep getting an error "Object reference not set to an instance of an object". here is my code:
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and my code behind:
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I know it has something to do with how my findcontrol code is written, but I can't figure it out.
I have template field named "MenuItemId" which is visible false and in that i have taken hidden field (Htmlinputhidden) control. my requirement is i dont want to show that MenuItemId in the gridview but want to access the value of that column (i.e. hidden field). I am creating node of the xml from the headertext.
I have a gridview that serves as a confirmation for user input in a previous form from a previous page. The grid is databound to a temporary table where I store the user's initial selections. The user can confirm what they had submitted, (which may be more than one row of information, up to three classes) or go back and change. When they hit the confirm button, I loop through the gridview and enter a row in a permanent database for each row in the gridview. This works great.
However, I don't want the gridview to display all of the columns that are actually in the temp database, because I'm carrying over 'usersubmitted, datesubmitted', etc, from the previous page for each class selected and this is redundant. (I do need to use all of the columns when they submit, however, to make a new row with complete information for each selected class in the permanent database) So, when I set the usersubmitted column visible false, for example, in the gridview, the dataset table adapter insert function fails with a data type mismatch error. I'm assuming becuase the column has to be visible, becuase when I make it visible again it works.
Can you loop through a gridview and call on cells in columns that are not visible?
The first page is like this:
the user fills out his info once in text boxes
name ____
address____
then selects up to three classes in dropdowns:
class one dropdown ...
class two dropdown....
for each dropdown, I insert name, address, class selected into a temp db Second page.
Gridview should display only classes selected, one row for each, and not
I have a problem that in DetailsView Edit Mode, if I go to edit fields, and set a fields visible property to false, when I update the record through the built in update options it sends a null value. If I change the field back to visible, it passes the data just fine.
Consequently, I tried just setting the field to Read Only = True, and got the same result even though the current values do show up in the edit mode, just read only.Is there anyway to hide the field but still allow it to pass the data it currently has "BACK" into the record.
I have an Objectdatasource configured with Select, Insert, Update & Delete queries in a Dataset. This datasource is linked to my Gridview. I do not require all fields in the table to be displayed or updated in my grid so i have turned off the Visible property on several.
However, when i go into Edit mode and trigger the UPDATE to the database table, i get NULL values updated in the columns i set False for the Visible property.
How can i remove these columns from the GridView and the Edit mode and still have them UPDATE with their current values instead of being overwritten with NULL's?
i have create user control to add the new city, where i entered the name new city, select the related country from combo and select the related state from combo and click on save button.
I have an ASP.NET text control "FromDate" whose visible property is set to false, but I wanted a client side javascript to be able to toggle the visibility property using CSS properties
element1.style.display = "none"; // hides the element element1.style.display = ""; // shows the element
but when I attempt to get the textbox, I get null on
var element1 = document.getElementById("FromDate");
When I try the same code with visble=true as the default on the "FromDate" ASP.NET control, it works (although that is not the behavior I need)
I am basically trying to check the contents of a field in a data base (Course) to determine if a button (btnMisfills) shoulf be displayed for a specific user. I am sure ther are probably better way of doing this, and any suggestions would be appreciated. However I am using the few tools I know how. Everything works as expected as long as the DetailsView is visible, but I have no need to display the detailsView. When I change the detailsView to visible = false, my logic does not work. Apparently visible = false means the detailsview is not created. If this is true, how else can I check for the contents of the course field?s there a way to check a field in the sqldatasource?
I have a database field called ImageLocation, I have the ImageUrl property bound to: Eval("ImageLocation", "{0}")I would like to bind the Visble property to false if the ImageLocation is null data. I can not figure out how to set the control properly, currently the Datalist shows me all the data and when the image location is null it shows me the name of the Hyperlink control which happens to be Hyperlink2.
I have a problem displaying data in a Grid View control when set a row to visible = false when a certain condition is true.
For example, if a DataRowData value has a condition set to true (custom in table) I set the visible property to false, so the data row will not be visible at run time.
The problem is that I'm using paging (10 rows per page) and if 8 of those rows fall into the true condition that won't show the row, that grid view page will only show two rows of data in page 1. The worst scenario is that if I go to page 2 of the grid view and all the rows (10) fall into the true condition, that grid view page will not show any data at all.
How can I show 10 rows of data at all times in a gridview? In other words, I would like to just show the visible rows at all times.
I have the code below, it all works if the BoundField is set to Visible = "true", but if i change it to "false" then my conditions are not being met and page logic doesnt work.