Assign backcolor of a gridview row passed from asp.net to someother row in javascript - ASP.NET Discussion Boards

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cheers,
Abhijit

It may be totally irrelevant, but I thought Excel could only hold 65,535(ish) records.

Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd

Ashfield wrote:
I thought Excel could only hold 65,535(ish) records.

I never thought about that Dead | X|

!!! You are correct Roll eyes | :rolleyes:

, it can hold 65,535 records ( Rows) in a sheet.

Great !!!

cheers,
Abhijit

yes...if the excel file is 97-2003 it has only 65000 limit

But i am using excel 2007. It is taking records so on. I dont know how much limit it has. i have checked with 5 lakh records. Still it is taking

G. Satish

yes...if the excel file is 97-2003 it has only 65000 limit

But i am using excel 2007. It is taking records so on. I dont know how much limit it has. i have checked with 5 lakh records. Still it is taking
My excel file extension is .xlsx

G. Satish

I completed the web design now my problem is alignment.
When i run the program in Internet Exporter it work perfectly with good alignment.
But same thing i run in Mozilla Firefox the complete format is changed.

What can I do...

Thanks guys.

Yes !!! You have to use proper css for that !!

cheers,
Abhijit

Hi all,

i have a gridview in my project.
i need to pass the backcolor of a row to a javascript function and assign that backcolor to some other row in the javascript.

actually the requirement is,
i have to highlight(say yellow) a row on mouseover
that highlight to be removed(i.e., back to its original color) on mouseout
a row is highlighted with some other color(say green) on click.

here is the code im using for it.
<pre>
var previousRow;
var mouseOverBgColor;
var clickBgColor;

function ChangeRowColor(row)
{
//If last clicked row and the current clicked row are same
if (previousRow == row)
return;//do nothing
//If there is row clicked earlier
else if (previousRow != null)
//change the color of the previous row back to white
document.getElementById(previousRow).style.backgroundColor = clickBgColor;

//change the color of the current row to light yellow
document.getElementById(row).style.backgroundColor = "#80FF80";
//assign the current row id to the previous row id
//for next row to be clicked
previousRow = row;
clickBgColor = mouseOverBgColor;
}

function mouseOver(row, backColor)
{
if(previousRow == row)
return;
else
{
mouseOverBgColor = backColor;
document.getElementById(row).style.backgroundColor = "#EEFF00";
}
}

function mouseOut(row)
{
if(previousRow == row)
return;
else
document.getElementById(row).style.backgroundColor = mouseOverBgColor;
}
</pre>

and here is the code behind..
<pre>
protected void gdvToolSize_RowDataBound(object sender, GridViewRowEventArgs e)
{
if (e.Row.RowType == DataControlRowType.DataRow)
{
e.Row.Attributes.Add("onclick", "javascript:ChangeRowColor('" + e.Row.ClientID + "')");
e.Row.Attributes.Add("onmouseover", "javascript:mouseOver('" + e.Row.ClientID + "','" + e.Row.BackColor + "')");
e.Row.Attributes.Add("onmouseout", "javascript:mouseOut('" + e.Row.ClientID + "')");
}
}
</pre>

any help appreciated.. Smile | :)

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ahmed eldeghedy

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