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• Re: Read cell value on GridView (or SQLDataSource)

  All right...You are the man. Thanks so much. I clicked "Mark as the answer" not sure if it worked

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by BasketballMike on 3/22/2007

• Re: Read cell value on GridView (or SQLDataSource)

  I couldn't get this to work. I get an "Object reference not set to an instance of an object." error. There is no control called "CheckBox1" that I can see in the HTML or grid properties. I tried using the name a the field, but no luck. Thanks, I'll keeep trying

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by BasketballMike on 3/22/2007

• Re: Read cell value on GridView (or SQLDataSource)

  I got it to work for regular fields...... Below works for text fields, but I can't get it to work for a checkbox field. I tried some conversion functions. I'm going to try OnRowCreated event, but I think I have the same problem. //Works GridViewRow row = GridView1.Rows[0]; TextBox1.Text = row.Cells[1].Text; --------------------------------------------------------------------------- //Does not work GridViewRow row = GridView1.Rows[0]; TextBox1.Text = row.Cells[2].Text; //Part of grid HTML cell1..

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by BasketballMike on 3/22/2007
  Filed under: GridView asp.net

• Read cell value on GridView (or SQLDataSource)

  I have a gridview with one row (summary information). I want to read the value of one of the cells. The third column of the first row. It is a boolean value. I guess I could read the value from the SQLDatasource that is the datasource for the grid. Here is the code I have so far object dataItem = GridView1.Rows[0].DataItem; bool myBool = ( bool ) DataBinder .Eval(dataItem, "Approved" ); Any help would be appreciated. Thanks Mike

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by BasketballMike on 3/22/2007
  Filed under: ADO.NET, ASP.NET 2.0 FormView GridView Master/Detail Update, asp.net 2.0 GridView databound codebehind ItemTemplate Zimmergren :), asp.net 2.0 GridView databound ItemTemplate, c#, databind, databinder, databinding, datagrid, gridview controls dynamically textbox, gridView GridViewUpdateEventHandler TemplateField, GridView List ObjectBinding Collection, GridView asp.net, gridView datakeys

• Data Format string not working in ASP Gridview

  Does anyone know why my data format string don't work. I am using them in a gridview to format a date column. I have tried allot of different ones that people say work. Is there a property on the gridview that you ahve to set? Any help would be appreciated. DataFormatString ="{0:ddd}"

  Posted to Time Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by BasketballMike on 3/19/2007
  Filed under: Gridview

• Re: Vista, debugging and Visual Web Developer Express

  I have also been having problems opening my web app database. If I open my database in SQL Server Express, write some sprocs, whatever...and then try to run my app I get access denied errors and my dataaccess is all screwed up. There must be bugs with the express apps in Vista conserning security. Maybe I don't know enough about Vista.

  Posted to Visual Web Developer 2005 Express (Forum) by BasketballMike on 3/19/2007

• Re: Updating Gridview, Business Object, hide identity column

  I changed the gridviews HTML code to this < asp : GridView ID ="GridView1" runat ="server" AutoGenerateColumns ="False" DataSourceID ="WeeklyTimeApprovalData" DataKeyNames ="SummaryId"> the DataKeyNames ="SummaryId"> did the trick Mike

  Posted to Time Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by BasketballMike on 3/12/2007

• Trouble with SQL datasource control, "Cannot get web application service"

  Hi, I am working with the time tracker starter kit and learning allot. When I drag a SQL datasource control on to a web form and select the "Configure Data Source" smart tag. I get an error. The error reads "...while getting connection string information from configuration "Cannot get web application service."". I tried pasting a connection string into the HTML but I still get the message. When I drag a table on and the SQL Data source is created autoimatically it works, but when you try to look

  Posted to Time Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by BasketballMike on 3/12/2007

• Gridview control, need to hide identity column, but "Updates" fail.

  I have a gridview control tied to Business object data source, the bus obj class has an update method and a select method. Everthing works fine, until I triy to hide the identity column. Then update don't work. The identity column is used in my update stored procedure, but end user don't need to see this and I don't want then to be able to update this field. How can I pass the identity column to my method but hide it from end users. Thanks, Mike

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by BasketballMike on 3/8/2007

• Updating Gridview, Business Object, hide identity column

  Hi, I created a BLL Class "SubmitTime.cs" & BusObjDataSource control very similar to the TimeEntry class and ProjectListDataSource found on TimeEntry.aspx. The select and update functions are very similar to the timeEntry select and update functions. I wired up a gridview, my SubmitTime class and my select and update methods. Everything works fine until I try hide the identity column (Which I use in my Update stored procedure in the DAL). When I edit the column, and set read only = true or visible

  Posted to Time Tracker Starter Kit (Forum) by BasketballMike on 3/8/2007
  Filed under: passing parameters, Updateing, Gridview