Binding View to Datagrid - C# Discussion Boards

Pete O'Hanlon19-Jan-07 2:11

Pete O'Hanlon

19-Jan-07 2:11

Try:

this.GetType().Name;

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Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.

GaryWoodfine 19-Jan-07 4:06

GaryWoodfine

19-Jan-07 4:06

half way there Pete,

What I am looking for is basically the name that the Class is.

i.e I have a Class Declared as

public partial class SomeClass : MyNamespace.Web.UI.DataDisplayControl

If I use your Method I get : UserControl_SomeClass_ascx

I just want the SomeClass ?

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Gary

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Christian Graus19-Jan-07 8:32

Christian Graus

19-Jan-07 8:32

In ASP.NET, the actual class that's generated and passed around has the name you're getting, it's the name of the class that's generated using your code behind class, and your ascx file.

At least, I believe so.

Christian Graus - C++ MVP

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Re: Binding View to Datagrid

Pete O'Hanlon19-Jan-07 9:24

Pete O'Hanlon

19-Jan-07 9:24

Your answer is quite correct. Why did this feel like something Jedi?

Binding View to Datagrid

Mr.Sam19-Jan-07 1:26

Mr.Sam

19-Jan-07 1:26

Hi.

Please can anybody tell me how to create a view and bind it to a datagrid using dataset object.

Thx
Waiting for reply Rose | [Rose]

Bye

Mircea Puiu19-Jan-07 1:30

Mircea Puiu

19-Jan-07 1:30

You will find exactly what you want in MSDN[^].

SkyWalker

how to add rows in DataRow object and How to Merge it to Dataset Object

jaganil19-Jan-07 1:02

jaganil

19-Jan-07 1:02

Hello All

Plz help me I am new to C#.net and i need to Merge the row to Dataset object
I am created code as bellow

string name = (GridView1.SelectedRow.Cells[1].Text);
int id1 = this.getDetails1(name);
DataRow dw //

OleDbConnection myconnection = new OleDbConnection();
myconnection = databaseconnection.getconnection();
string str = "select c_TaxShortName ,c_ItemTaxSchemeDetId from t_Item_Tax_SchemeDetail where (c_ItemTaxSchemeDetIdForFrom= " + id1 + ") and (c_SoftDelete = '1') ";
OleDbDataAdapter adpt = new OleDbDataAdapter(str, myconnection);
ds = new DataSet();
adpt.Fill(ds); // fill OleDbDataAdapter Object with selected record

ds.Merge(dw);
ddl_FieldDef. DataSource = ds;
ddl_FieldDef.DataTextField = "c_TaxShortName";
ddl_FieldDef.DataValueField = "c_ItemTaxSchemeDetId";

ddl_FieldDef.DataBind(); // bind data

myconnection.Close(); // Close connection

I need to add row in DataRow object like ;-> "PP","DP" "MRP"

Re: how to add rows in DataRow object and How to Merge it to Dataset Object

Drew McGhie19-Jan-07 4:52

Drew McGhie

19-Jan-07 4:52

You really can't merge a datarow and a dataset, they're a level of abstraction away from each other. If you're looking to add a row to a table within a dataset, you can use ds.Tables["tablename"].Rows.Add(DataRow), assuming they have the same schema.

hi its very urgent

Tauseef A19-Jan-07 0:37

Tauseef A

19-Jan-07 0:37

hi all

please tell me the query

actually i have a table named history from which i want to get first and last record of a particualr person based on a date given in the query parameter

thanks

hello

hello

quiteSmart19-Jan-07 0:44

quiteSmart

19-Jan-07 0:44

ghumman63 wrote:
hi its very urgent

mmmmmmmmmm
What if no body answered?

Why is it always that some people have to say it is urgent?
Does that make the response faster?

I don't think so. Mad | :mad:

Stefan Troschuetz19-Jan-07 0:46

19-Jan-07 0:46

quiteSmart wrote:
Does that make the response faster?

Your answer was quite fast Big Grin | :-D

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quiteSmart19-Jan-07 0:52

quiteSmart

19-Jan-07 0:52

Stefan Troschütz wrote:
Your answer was quite fast

Was it a time record??

Laugh | :laugh:

Stefan Troschuetz19-Jan-07 0:55

19-Jan-07 0:55

quiteSmart wrote:
Was it a time record??

I don't think so, but nevertheless pretty impressive Wink | ;)

quiteSmart19-Jan-07 1:00

quiteSmart

19-Jan-07 1:00

Stefan Troschütz wrote:
I don't think so

mmmmmmmm i have to practice more Big Grin | :-D

Exelioindia19-Jan-07 3:27

Exelioindia

19-Jan-07 3:27

if u knw the answer, then just say the answer, but pass your comments about their subject

coz they only know their bad position, at tht time thy cant search for an good subject , also it's silly

Know is Drop, Unknown is Ocean

V.19-Jan-07 4:08

19-Jan-07 4:08

I disagree, the 'community' CP only runs smoothly if a certain (n)etiquette is used.
People who don't want to use this (n)etiquette don't belong here.

A lot of people will flame someone for not 'following the rules' and with reason, this place wouldn't be so nice without.
If you don't believe me, feel free to ask in the lounge. (The C# forum is not intended for discussions like this.)

V.
I found a living worth working for, but haven't found work worth living for.

Stefan Troschuetz19-Jan-07 4:14

19-Jan-07 4:14

Exelioindia wrote:
if u knw the answer, then just say the answer

Do you know the saying: "Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day ... teach a man to fish and he will eat for a lifetime". If a questioner shows that he has at least tried to solve a problem by himself, he will surely get a solution or hints pointing him in the right direction, if somebody has one. Nobody here will do the complete work for someone else.

Exelioindia wrote:
at tht time thy cant search for an good subject

They should take the time (and its not much to find a more expressive subject), if they expect us to take the time doing their work.

Stefan Troschuetz19-Jan-07 0:51

19-Jan-07 0:51

If you don't show that you at least tried to solve this on your own (include the query you come up with until now and which does not work), most probably nobody here will help you cause this forum is no place to let others completely do your work.

Guffa19-Jan-07 0:54

Guffa

19-Jan-07 0:54

Please don't cross post.

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