What is the difference between and in ASP.NET?
I have seen bind and eval used interchangeably especially in ASP.NET GridViews. What is the difference?
I have seen bind and eval used interchangeably especially in ASP.NET GridViews. What is the difference?
I have a data set with about 15 columns, and I also have an ASP.net gridview. I was wondering if any one knew how I can populate the gridview with the dataset, but the issue is I just want a few of the columns from the dataset.
In my ASP.NET MVC site, part of a feature allows the user to enter the hours when a certain venue is open.
In this example here, Scott shows doing a Linq query against the dbContext and binding the result directly to a GridView to show a list of products. His example is using the CTP4 version of the Code First stuff.
I have a GridView that has a DataSourceID pointing to an ObjectDataSource. The ObjectDataSource points to a method that returns a LINQ IQueryable by using the TypeName, SelectMethod, and SelectCountMethod properties of the ObjectDataSource control. What happens is that the data loads properly upfront. However, on postback, if I remove the rows from the GridView and try to rebind using the explicit GridView.DataBind(), it doesn’t work. I know LINQ is returning the proper rowcount and such because I’ve called the countmethod and it returns the proper rowcount. Here’s a quick example:
is there any way to bring up a subheader row at changes in a field in an databound asp:repeater control e.g.
I have the following LINQ query:
What is the best way to use multiple EVAL fields in a GridView ItemTemplate?
I am new to C#.
What is the syntax to concatenate text into a binding expression for an asp.net webpage (aspx).