I strongly recommend "Beginning ASP.NET 1.1" in C# or in Visual Basic (Which ever language you prefer). The subtitle is "From Novice to Professional". It has lots of step by step examples, screen shots, and is written simply. It starts from the very beginning and goes through data controls and...
I agree with jbenson. I dunno if it helps but one thing that threw me off for a while is that when a control has auto postback enabled, it will execute the page_load and then the event handler. If using Visual Studio, try marking the left margin w/ one of those big dots it puts when you click on...
Couldn't you just set up the EditItemTemplate of 1 column to show all of the editable info (vertically) and then hide the rest of the columns until finished editing? If that's what you said RTomes, sorry, I don't understand VB very well.
I don't think asp gives you a way to do that. I think you would need to design a custom control that allows the list items to have tool tips.
Maybe you could have a label that shows the entire contents of the selected item. So you click (instead of hover) on the item in question, and the full...
I think it would be a lot easier to just let the client download it (which gives the "Open" option that saves it to the temp directory). But if you really don't want them to have to download a file, (don't quote me on this) I think you might have to read the file and use response.write to write...
An alternative would be putting the data in a table instead of a label, setting the width to whatever width you want (the same width as your multiline textbox?) and allow text wrap within the row.
Have you checked to make sure it is actually entering the update function? I'm working on a datagrid right now and I used the properties window of Visual Studio to set the event handlers. It automatically added this code:
this.grid.CancelCommand += new...
Hey, I'm having the same problem. Can you explain the syntax for using the EditItemTemplate with BoundColumns as opposed to TemplateColumns? Thanks in advance!
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