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• Re: How to set a gridview column to readonly within code

  I'm lost. I don't really follow the code here. Why would I modify the edititemtemplate AFTER someone hits the 'Edit' button. Shouldn't I do that as the gridview is being rendered or something? And I already mentioned that I don't want to put both a label and a textbox in each column's edit item template and then swap between them. Please let me know if there's a better alternative for me to be able to display the information the way I want and make sure users can't

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by klgrube on 8/20/2007

• Re: How to set a gridview column to readonly within code

  Thank you! However, setting the textbox control enabled property to false in the edit item template is precisely what I DO NOT want to do. It leaves a fakey looking 'textbox' with the data in the textbox grayed out. I want a label to display the text value of the dta clearly. I just don't know the best way to get it there. There's no room for two controls in the edit item template, so I can't just throw in a label and then swap between the textbox and the label using the 'visible'

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by klgrube on 8/20/2007

• Re: How to set a gridview column to readonly within code

  I'm sorry! I forgot to mention that these are template fields, not directly bound fields. I tried the code for setting a bound field, and I got the error message, "Unable to ast object of type System.Web.UT.WebControls.TemplateField' to type 'System.Web.UI.WebControls.BoundField.' Is there a way I can just set this property on the column in the grid view rather than the data field? Please let me know. But if not, please let me know how to work with the Template Field. I have

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by klgrube on 8/19/2007

• How to set a gridview column to readonly within code

  Hi! I have an asp.net 2.0 gridview on a web page with 10 columns. If the user who accesses the page has admin access, they are allowed to edit eight of the columns. But if they're not admins, they can only edit one of the columns. I cant' figure out how to set individual columns as readonly. Which command subroutine would you use? The gridview Row Command, RowCreated, Rowdatabound? In pseudo code, I'd say something like . . . if useraccess <> "Admin" then Gridview1.column

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by klgrube on 8/19/2007
  Filed under: gridview readonly property code

• Re: Ajax Update Panel

  I'm having exactly the same problem! It'd be nice if someone actuallly responded!!!!! Karen

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by klgrube on 3/15/2007

• Setting the text of a detailsview template item in the databound event

  This is going to sound really stupid, but I haven't been able to find a decent, simple answer to this question and it's getting really frustrating. On a web page, I have a detailsview. One of the columns is called 'CustomerType' In the data, that column is populated with the letter 'S' for Supplies or the letter 'H' for Hardware. That field is a template item . . In the edit template, there is a drop down set up with the display text "Supplies" or "Hardware" and the values "S" or "H" which are bound

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by klgrube on 3/15/2007
  Filed under: asp.net 2.0 detailsview findcontrol template

• Re: Maintin scroll position in gridview with fixed header panel on select/edit

  Woohoo!!!!! I've been struggling with this so much, and the answer was so easy! All that was necessary was to go a little deeper into the parent node! This is really terrific! I take back every bad thing I was thinking about AJAX! Yes, I remember your earlier posts, and I thank you so very much for answering here. You made it possible for me to provide my users what they've been asking for. I'm truly grateful. I have no clue how points are added here, but you deserve a whole truckload for hanging

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by klgrube on 2/22/2007

• Re: Controlling Scrolling (ooh, I'm a poet)?

  Yes, thank you. I did try that and it still isn't working. Karen

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by klgrube on 2/21/2007

• Re: Controlling Scrolling (ooh, I'm a poet)?

  Thanks! You're right, and I actually do have my own post on this matter: Sorry about the misspelling in the title, but here's the name of the post. I've just added some code that shows the unwanted scrolling behavior really clearly . . . I hope that helps. Here's the title of my post: Maintin scroll position in gridview with fixed header panel on select/edit Feel free to take a look and see if you can get it to work. I'll gladly award points and all of that. That would be cool! Thanks!

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by klgrube on 2/21/2007

• Re: Maintin scroll position in gridview with fixed header panel on select/edit

  Here's an example of code that doesn't work correctly but should!!! At the moment, I'm ignoring the fact that my real code uses a master page. I can't even get this much to work correctly. It does work well without the update panel, however. Imports System.Collections.Generic Partial Class FixedHeaderScrollPosition Inherits System.Web.UI.Page Protected Sub Page_Load(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Me.Load Dim list As List(Of Data) = New List(Of Data) Dim I As Integer

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by klgrube on 2/21/2007