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Sandeep Akhare28-Nov-07 22:35

Sandeep Akhare

28-Nov-07 22:35

Hey Navaneeth !!!!!
Thanks for you valuable comments.
But if you see the how CLR going to call these 2 sentences i think that makes the difference

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Sandeep

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N a v a n e e t h28-Nov-07 22:47

N a v a n e e t h

28-Nov-07 22:47

playing with bugs ) wrote:
But if you see the how CLR going to call these 2 sentences i think that makes the difference

I am not getting how this can make a performance difference ? What made you to think so ?

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Sandeep Akhare28-Nov-07 23:04

Sandeep Akhare

28-Nov-07 23:04

Just wanted to know is there performace issue in it.
i think you are right there is not much difference in both
Thanks

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N a v a n e e t h28-Nov-07 23:13

N a v a n e e t h

28-Nov-07 23:13

Although, if it makes any extra performance, it would be very less and negligible. Those two are two types of approach to the problem.

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Paddy Boyd28-Nov-07 23:53

Paddy Boyd

28-Nov-07 23:53

Choose whatever way is going to be the easiest to read. The performance differences will be negligible in the big picture, but if you 'pre-optimise' your code too much, you could go back to it in a years time and have no idea what you were trying to do...

keep it simple.

Re: Datagrid.. push button

Sandeep Akhare29-Nov-07 0:35

Sandeep Akhare

29-Nov-07 0:35

Very well said Paddy Smile | :)

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Datagrid.. push button

rameshdontagani28-Nov-07 22:05

rameshdontagani

28-Nov-07 22:05

hi i have a datagrid..in the datagrid

there are two columns.. named "username" and push button columns named "send"(like edit button in the datagrid")..

i have the two userid values "5,1"(i am getting thsese values dynamically"..

now i have todisable the pushbuttons whose userid are 5 and 1.

how can i do this in asp.net

Sun Rays28-Nov-07 22:08

Problem With Global.asax File When Publish

28-Nov-07 22:08

hi,
in the datarow bound event you can hide cell.

like.
if(e.row.cell[1].text == "1" || e.row.cell[1].text == "5" )
{
e.row.cell[1].visible == false;
}

format as required.

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N a r e s h P a t e l28-Nov-07 21:58

N a r e s h P a t e l

28-Nov-07 21:58

Hi,
I am publishing my website containg some events in Global.asax file. And I upload my published copy to server. I am getting some errors like which means that server not getting events from Global.asax file. And actually there is not any Global.asax file in my published copy. This does not create any problem to my local server or my local lost.but creates problem in live server. So please give me some idea regarding this.
Thanks in advance.

Naresh Patel

Re: Problem With Global.asax File When Publish

Sun Rays28-Nov-07 22:15

Grid Problem on Rowcommand

28-Nov-07 22:15

Hi,
hey in IIS selected asp.net version is 1. or 2. ??
It must be 2..

check it.

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SreejithAchutan28-Nov-07 21:41

28-Nov-07 21:41

If we add a command field into grid view control for selecting the particular row in grid.if we select more than 2 rows ,how it will be assign to an arraylist

Sun Rays28-Nov-07 21:58

28-Nov-07 21:58

Hi,
how you are going to select more than 1 row ?

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SreejithAchutan28-Nov-07 22:02

28-Nov-07 22:02

By one by one selection

Sun Rays28-Nov-07 22:06

28-Nov-07 22:06

Hi,
for that you have to use viewstate and have to add arraylist in viewstate, and have to append arraylist on every selecion of row of gridview.

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SreejithAchutan28-Nov-07 22:16

28-Nov-07 22:16

Send some code realted to this sir

Sun Rays28-Nov-07 22:27

28-Nov-07 22:27

Hi,
you have to try once..

add item in arraylist in gridview selected index changed event,

ArrayListarr = new ArrayList(); // declare in page load

now in selected index event

check ViewState["Arr"] is null or not.
if not then
arr = (arraylist) ViewState["Arr"];
else
'do nothing

now
arr.Add("get value");

ViewState["Arr"] = arr;

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SreejithAchutan28-Nov-07 22:51

28-Nov-07 22:51

What is this Arr and getvalue plz help detaily

Sun Rays28-Nov-07 23:12

28-Nov-07 23:12

Sun Rays wrote:
ArrayListarr = new ArrayList(); // declare in page load

ArrayList arr = new ArrayList();

Sun Rays wrote:
arr.Add("get value");

getvalue is value which you are fetching from gridview's selected row.
As you want to add value from grdview.selected row's cell's value.

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SreejithAchutan28-Nov-07 23:21

28-Nov-07 23:21

protected void GrdChatUsers_SelectedIndexChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
int i = GrdChatUsers.Rows.Count;
for (int j = 0; j < i; j++)
{
//string Arr = GrdChatUsers.Rows[j].Cells[2].Text;
ArrayList ar = new ArrayList();
if (ViewState["Arr"] != null)
{
ar = (ArrayList)ViewState["Arr"];
ar.Add(GrdChatUsers.Rows[j].Cells[2].Text);
ViewState["Arr"] = ar;
}
}
}

I tried the above code but i didnt get the value plz solve it

Sun Rays28-Nov-07 23:50

Dynamically created controls

28-Nov-07 23:50

SreejithAchutan wrote:
protected void GrdChatUsers_SelectedIndexChanged(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
int i = GrdChatUsers.Rows.Count;
for (int j = 0; j < i; j++)
{
//string Arr = GrdChatUsers.Rows[j].Cells[2].Text;
ArrayList ar = new ArrayList();
if (ViewState["Arr"] != null)
{
ar = (ArrayList)ViewState["Arr"];
ar.Add(GrdChatUsers.Rows[j].Cells[2].Text);
ViewState["Arr"] = ar;
}
}
}

Hi,
do below changes.

event must be below...

protected void GrdChatUsers_SelectedIndexChanging(object sender, EventArgs e)<br />
{<br />
//int i = GrdChatUsers.Rows.Count; // no need this..<br />
<br />
ArrayList ar;<br />
if (ViewState["Arr"] != null)<br />
{<br />
 ar = (ArrayList)ViewState["Arr"];<br />
}<br />
else<br />
{<br />
ar = new ArrayList();<br />
}<br />
ar.Add(GrdChatUsers.Rows[e.NewSelectedIndex].Cells[2].Text);<br />
ViewState["Arr"] = ar;<br />
}<br />

Hope it will help you... Smile | :)

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in sql or my sql

rameshdontagani28-Nov-07 21:21

rameshdontagani

28-Nov-07 21:21

in the database..in a table..........i have a field named "username".....

in the username. field "Ramesh" is there ..

i want to calculate that how many times "ramesh" is there in the username field..using sql

Re: in sql or my sql

SimulationofSai28-Nov-07 21:28

SimulationofSai

28-Nov-07 21:28

This must be in SQL Forum, this has nothing to do with ASP.NET.

Select count(*) from table where username = 'ramesh'

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Raza Hussain28-Nov-07 21:16

Raza Hussain

28-Nov-07 21:16

Hi! All
I ve to add controls dynamically to a webpage; so i did but i 've to initiate their events as well. I add events to them but their events are not called (such as if newControl.SelectedIndexChaged += new EventArgs(newControl_SelectedIndexChanged). but it not works it can not called to it handler.
So,
what should i do to activate their events. any suggestion will be anticipated.
Thanks in advance.

Re: Dynamically created controls

Sun Rays28-Nov-07 21:57