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16-Jun-09 0:46

Questions is not clear. Could you please elaborate

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munklefish16-Jun-09 0:51

munklefish

16-Jun-09 0:51

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Re: what mean this write

Christian Graus16-Jun-09 18:32

16-Jun-09 18:32

For future reference, if you google the Eval method, the MSDN docs give you the overloads.

This evaluates Sys_TV_Id, and puts it in place of {0} in the string provided. In other words, it calls string.Format.

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Format GridView

yesu prakash15-Jun-09 23:48

yesu prakash

15-Jun-09 23:48

Hi,
I need to display diffrent images in a cell of a gridview according to the value to be filled there.

Eg:
My gridview display:

100 200 400 100 600
200 200 100 400 100

I want to display diffrent images for each number, If 100, image1. for 200, image2...etc.
thks

Re: Format GridView

Baran M15-Jun-09 23:57

15-Jun-09 23:57

in GridView1_RowDataBound event you can check the value of the cell and you can add controls to that cell accordingly

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Re: Format GridView

Abhijit Jana16-Jun-09 0:02

Abhijit Jana

16-Jun-09 0:02

Then what is the problem, when before bind the Grid, check the value and based on that bind image path with the Grid image control.

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Re: Format GridView

Christian Graus16-Jun-09 0:04

16-Jun-09 0:04

Read this:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa479350.aspx[^]

It's definitely nicer to call a code behind method to return the URL, but you can also have the datasource return the image filenames based on content.

Getting debug info

Matt Cavanagh15-Jun-09 23:47

Matt Cavanagh

15-Jun-09 23:47

Ive got a page which works fine on my home IIS test server but throws a runtime error once ive copied it to shared server.

Runtime Error
Description: An application error occurred on the server. The current custom error settings for this application prevent the details of the application error from being viewed remotely (for security reasons). It could, however, be viewed by browsers running on the local server machine.

Details: To enable the details of this specific error message to be viewable on remote machines, please create a <customErrors> tag within a "web.config" configuration file located in the root directory of the current web application. This <customErrors> tag should then have its "mode" attribute set to "Off".

Ive done the custom error thing mentioned above, and set debug to true but It still just shows this generic error. And I cant catch it with a try catch because it happens even before the page load(so I presume its a problem with web.config?).

So how do I turn errors on?

Christian Graus16-Jun-09 0:02

16-Jun-09 0:02

The best thing is if you can log onto the server and view the site locally on the server, through something like gotomeeting. Failing that, you can probably catch the error in your global.asax file ( and if you don't have one, add one from the add new file, it will fill it for you )

void Application_Error(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
// Code that runs when an unhandled error occurs

}

is the event you want to log your error in.

Matt Cavanagh16-Jun-09 0:11

Matt Cavanagh

16-Jun-09 0:11

protected void Application_Error(object sender, EventArgs e)
            {
                  Exception err = Server.GetLastError();
                  Response.Clear();
                  Response.Write(("<h1>" + err.InnerException.Message + "</h1>"));
                  Response.Write("<pre>" + err.ToString() + "</pre>");
                  Server.ClearError();
            }

Thats what I have at the moment but it doesnt change anything. Do I have to declare it in web.config or something?

Baran M16-Jun-09 0:26

16-Jun-09 0:26

You can refer this also ...[^]

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Matt Cavanagh16-Jun-09 0:50

Matt Cavanagh

16-Jun-09 0:50

Thats where I got the above code but it doesnt seem to change anything. Thanks though Smile | :)

Baran M16-Jun-09 1:08

Image Moving and Editing in ASP.net

16-Jun-09 1:08

this might help you[^]

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K030615-Jun-09 22:59

K0306

15-Jun-09 22:59

hi
Image Moving and Editing in ASP.net using C#.net
Please suggest whether it can be able to do

Is there is any tool available for moving the image around anywhere in a web page
as well as to edit the image(rotate,re size,color change) etc

i tried a lot but no one fulfill my needs, i am also ready to pay for this tool

Christian Graus15-Jun-09 23:06

15-Jun-09 23:06

Atalasoft have some good imaging tools, including AJAX ones. Your options are VERY limited, because of how the web works.

K030615-Jun-09 23:35

K0306

15-Jun-09 23:35

thanks for your reply, that is my client need, is there is any CMS(content management system) tool for this. In this web page there is some text and image(passport size photo), the client need to change the text content and also move the image from left to right, vice versa...

Pls give some url's for Atalasoft Imaging editing tool.

Thanks

Christian Graus15-Jun-09 23:40

15-Jun-09 23:40

KKK MCA wrote:
is there is any CMS(content management system) tool for this.

No, it's not really related to a CMS, it's a different tool.

KKK MCA wrote:
In this web page there is some text and image(passport size photo), the client need to change the text content and also move the image from left to right, vice versa...

Have you seen what ebay does ? Most image editing tools of any value, are an activeX component. The only reason I did not suggest that, is because you seem to want to also move the image around the page, which means that part needs to happen in the HTML. An ActiveX is still the best way to get remotely rich image editing, tho.

KKK MCA wrote:
Pls give some url's for Atalasoft Imaging editing tool.

www.Atalasoft.com[^]

I'm sure they have links to their AJAX stuff from there.

Christian Graus15-Jun-09 23:47