Textbox background change when ircorrect value inside grid

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I am binding gridview to datatable and id displaying in textbox inside gridview. If id containg any character or special character that time textbox backcolor should be in red color. I am not able to change the color of textbox please help me.

Posted 29-May-13 0:48am

Raju2049

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IpsitaMishra 29-May-13 7:10am

Can you please provide your code ,how you are binding the grid.

Orcun Iyigun 29-May-13 8:25am

Look more into gridview's RowDataBound event. You can easily do it there. In that event check if the value has a special character and if so change the back color. SHould not be that hard..

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Raju2049 · Answer 1 · 2013-05-29T03:58:00

Solution 2

procted void grd_onrowdatabound(object sender, gridviewroweventargs e)
{
IF(e.row.rowtype==DataControlRowType.DataRow)
{
textbox txtpin=e.row.findcontrol("txtpin") as textbox;
if(txtpin.text=="condition")
{
txtpin.backcolor=system.drawing.color.red;
}
}
}

Posted 29-May-13 3:58am

Raju2049

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CHill60 29-May-13 11:30am

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