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• Re: BBCode Parser

  @Mike343 (for any subsequent readers) The line of code for "color" is slightly wrong. The replacement <span> should have "color:", not "color=". Other than that, it's working awesomely for me :).

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Vodzurk on 7/6/2009

• Re: FilterExpression-Paging, Sorting Problem

  :) Yay.

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by Vodzurk on 5/30/2007

• Re: FilterExpression-Paging, Sorting Problem

  Hi Kasyan, I had some difficulty with that too. I only needed to allow for sorting, not the editing and deleting though, so can only help out with that. There is probably a much simpler way than the approach / solution I used, which got quite complicated, and difficult to explain. I called the following function from my GridView_PreRender( ) // Applies sorting to the grid private void ApplySorting() { DataTable dataTable = gvResults.DataSource as DataTable ; if (dataTable != null ) { DataView dataView

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by Vodzurk on 5/29/2007

• Starting the Timer Control AFTER each recieved update?

  Hi Guys n Gals, I'm wondering if this is possible in the ASP.Net Ajax... I've been doing some testing in non ASP.NET Ajax, and found that I can set a JavaScript setTimeout to request my next Ajax retrieval... and start this countdown at the point when the last update is completed. That is... with ASP.Net Ajax... can I have say a 5 second timer, which begins when the last update completes? This way, a client on a dialup may take 10 seconds just to recieve the updated content, then wait 5 more

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX UI (Forum) by Vodzurk on 10/26/2006
  Filed under: TimerControl asp:Timer

• Re: Breaking very long lines in ASPX file?

  Can't test that right at the moment (ripping out sql2005express for sql2005dev edition, since I wanna use profiler, but cant find the bloody thing anywhere), but if that works... *insert chuckles of laughter here from being so dumb* Cheers :)

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Vodzurk on 7/7/2006

• Breaking very long lines in ASPX file?

  Without moving it to the codebehind, is there a way to break up incredibly long lines in an ASPX file, such as:- < asp:SqlDataSource ID= "SqlDataSource1" runat= "server" UpdateCommand= "UPDATE [tbl_Clients] SET [ClientName] = @ClientName, [ClientEnabled] = @ClientEnabled WHERE [ClientId] = @ClientId;UPDATE [tbl_Locations] SET [LocationName]=LEFT(@ClientName,50) WHERE [ClientId]=@ClientId AND [LocationParentId]=0;" >

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Vodzurk on 7/7/2006

• Re: FilterExpression-Paging, Sorting Problem

  I've just had something similar. I think there is either a javascript/clientside cache of the data, or an Ajax retrieval going on when paging, either way the page was not reloading when I clicked another to go to another page Then I put this in my gridview in the aspx file: EnableSortingAndPagingCallbacks ="False" And it started working again :).

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by Vodzurk on 7/5/2006

• Re: Get DataField name from code behind

  Does anybody know how to do the same thing, but with a GridView?

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by Vodzurk on 7/4/2006

• GridView - How do I DataBind a String array... to the leftmost column?

  Hi guys. I've a GridView, and I've a string array which I'm using as a DataSource, so in my Page_Load... GridView1.DataSource = m_sBarcodes; GridView1.DataBind(); GridView1.HeaderRow.Cells[2].Text = "Barcode" Which is fine, except I have 2 TemplateField's, and I want the Data Bound column to appear on the left, not lastly/on the right. Is there a way to where the data bound column appears? This is what I currently end up with... (the other items are not bound to anything)... but I want my "Barcode

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by Vodzurk on 6/27/2006

• How do I call DataBind on a TemplateField item?

  Hi Guys, I have the following EditItemTemplate as a DetailsView TemplateField, but I just can't get the "RootId" to bind. < EditItemTemplate > < uc1 : DropDownTree ID ="DropDownTree1" runat ="server" RootId =' <%# get_RootId() %> ' /> </ EditItemTemplate > In Trace, I can see that the get_RootId() function is being hit, and all the function does is:- public string get_RootId() { Trace.Write( "in get_rootId()" ); return "2" ; } It's frustrating, because the same code works

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by Vodzurk on 6/21/2006