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It is the only place to do such actions.
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Hello All,
A confusing issue (for me anyway) came up while trying to utilize a GridView on a page. I have a drop down list that contains a value that is used to perform a stored procedure via my SQL DataSource and then bind the results to my GridView. Slick as can be with hardly no coding as you all know.
Here is the issue though, I am trying to display a count of the results on the same page but for some reason, I get the previous page count. For example, on the first page load there are 5 results, the label displays 5. If I select another option from the dropdown and I know there will be no results, the label still displays 5, but if I select another option where there are results, the label displays 0. How is it that I am getting the previous count and not the current count?
So, my question is, how do I get the current count on each submission? Thank you in advance for any offers of help.
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You can use ViewState to store the count. To display it on the label, get the value from the ViewState - If I understood the problem right.
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What code have you written in the selectedIndexChanged Event from the gridview?
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I haven't put any code in the SelectedChangeIndex Event. I only have this:
this.Label3.Text = this.GridView1.Rows.Count.ToString();
in the Page_Load event.
And as far as the ViewState recommendation, I don't see where I can apply that to the GridView. I am wondering if I can't get an accurate count because I am not using a datatable(?). I am just using the stored procedure call in the SQLDataSource component to bind directly to the GridView. Could this be the reason.
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In your aspx you can say:
AllowPaging="true" OnPageIndexChanging="GridView1_OPIC"
in your codebehind it would be something like:
protected void GridView1_OPIC(Object sender, GridViewPageEventArgs e)
{
this.Label3.Text = this.GridView1.Rows.Count.ToString();
}
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This is a great start! I tried this but I don't think I hit the code when the paging limit is not reached. I therefore am trying to run the same at the GridView DataBinding event, although I cannot find the actual EventArgs for this particular event. But I'll keep digging.
Thank you everyone for you help.
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Somewhere in your code you state GridView1.DataBind();
when that is done you should be able to fill your label with the appropriat value.
You should aslo be able to acces GridView1.FooterRow object. Maybe that could help you in the right direction.
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Hi,
I would like to find a specific location in an xml file and change the value dynamically using an input value from a user.
My file looks something like this:
<sub1>
some text 1
<sub2>
some text 2
e.g I would like to go to some text 1 and replace it with a textbox value.
I need a method which goes into a .aspx.vb file without using XSLT.
Cam anyone please help me?
Thank u in advance
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Dot Net rookie wrote: My file looks something like this:
It appears you wanted us to see your XML file, yes? Look at your post, we can't see the XML. You have to read and follow the posting instructions for the site to get XML to be visible.
To work with XML the way you describe you want to use the XML DOM (Document Object Model). Classes are located in the System.Xml namespace. Two good web resources with tutorials working with XML is TopXml and www.w3schools.com
led mike
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Hi,
assuming the XML file is in a correct format and that some text are elements just under the root node, you could use XMLDocument to get to the desired node, then change the value and save the file again. Something like...
Private Sub ChangeXMLValue(ByVal XMLPath As String, ByVal NewValue As String)<br />
' Load XML<br />
Dim xmlDoc As New Xml.XmlDocument<br />
xmlDoc.Load(XMLPath)<br />
<br />
' Find node<br />
Dim xmlNodes As Xml.XmlNodeList = xmlDoc.GetElementsByTagName("[Name Of the Tag which contains 'some text 1']")<br />
If xmlNodes.Count > 0 Then ' Found it<br />
' Replace value <br />
xmlNodes(0).Value = NewValue<br />
End If<br />
<br />
' Replace XML <br />
System.IO.File.Delete(XMLPath)<br />
xmlDoc.Save(XMLPath)<br />
End Sub
Something like that. Not tested but hope it helps. 
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Thank you very much it works great.
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I have a project compiled in Framework 3.5[VS 2008]. I cannot deploy it on another server which supports only Framework 3.0.
How do I convert my existing application in 3.5 to 3.0? I have not used any specific feature which belongs to 3.5 only.
Please help
Thanks
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If your using VWD you need
Click Website, Start Options, click the Build node, change Target Framework to the one you want, click OK. You should rebuild the project, then close it out in VWD2008 before reopening in 2005.
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there is a field that its type is datetime in sqlserver. now i want insert a record with c# and i dont know how its format. can any body help me? i want thats code
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Can you explain your problem a bit more, are you having trouble with some code, can we see that code?
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DateTime myDBValue = Convert.ToDateTime(yourTroublesomeObject);
Is this what you mean?
Plze be more exact.
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yeah thats right but my mean is the format of inside paranteses.
Convert.ToDateTime(?????);
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is what you place between () a value in C# or an SQL Value?
Convert.ToDateTime(object) sees your c#value as an object and converts it to a datetime object.
The datetime object will be stored in your database.
Do you use Stored Procedures and SqlParamaters?
You can define an SqlParameter as SqlDbType.DateTime. Then you do not need to worry about date formats.
The direction is from c# value to a database or the other way ?
If you want to style a DateFormat in C# to dd-MM-yyyy you can do
DateTime myDateTime = DateTime.Now;
String StyleMyDateTime = Strong.Format("{0:dd-MM-yyyy}", myDateTime);
could you provide some more details of your problem like some code u use?
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Hi,
I am using datalist control. In that One label is there and One button is also there. I want to bind label value to button.
While in Display there are 4 buttons generated and 4 labels. For labels I bind id. Now When I click button1 I want to fetch Label1 (id of that label)
This is on the Button click event
foreach (DataListItem item in dgBindImage.Items)
{
Label lbl_chk = (Label)item.FindControl("Label1");
Response.Redirect("UpdateProduct.aspx?");
}
It gives me same id from label. But while displaying label it shows differently.
I want different id when the button is selected.
Thanks
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unable to understand what the crap it is?
why u r using response.redirect in a loop ?
state clearly your motive....
you can even assign the value for datakeyfield.....that is the property to be used for such cases....
Ashish Sehajpal
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i have to create a web application for sending the bulk sms...i did googling but not found the proper guidance...that what to do..please let me know what are the proper steps i have to follow...n what is the code...can i send the sms free using some web-services etc...please tell me what are the steps and code for sms......
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Neetu Maheshwari wrote: i have to create a web application for sending the bulk sms...
Gee - that doesn't sound evil at all...
There is no generic code, you need to google for an sms provider in the area, or probably, in the area of your client, who is probably not in the same country as you.
I can't imagine a reason to hope you succeed. Don't we get enough spam ?
Christian Graus
Please read this if you don't understand the answer I've given you
"also I don't think "TranslateOneToTwoBillion OneHundredAndFortySevenMillion FourHundredAndEightyThreeThousand SixHundredAndFortySeven()" is a very good choice for a function name" - SpacixOne ( offering help to someone who really needed it ) ( spaces added for the benefit of people running at < 1280x1024 )
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oh i mean to say sending sms to all my client at a time...not that type of bulk...sorry for using wrong word...
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Check out http://www.smscountry.com/[^]
Vasudevan Deepak Kumar
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