Color In Gridview Row. Public static void mergerows(gridview gridview) 1) first thing you need to do is to handle the grid's rowcommand event, protected void gridview_rowcommand (object sender, gridviewcommandeventargs e).
How to implement this in gridview. I am displaying a set of records in gridview from db. Asked feb 19, 2011 at 4:04.
· User1810039979 Posted In That Case, You.
1) first thing you need to do is to handle the grid's rowcommand event, protected void gridview_rowcommand (object sender, gridviewcommandeventargs e). 2) you can assign an index to the command argument, and change the row's. I am a newbie in asp.net development so please bear with me.
Change Font Color In Rowdatabound Event According To Your Logic.
Put <selectedrowstyle backcolor=red /> inside your gridview like this: Forecolor = drawing.color.green end if end if end sub It suits my scenario (apply alternating color after merging gridview rows[^]).
But Now I M Facing One More Problem.
Get the value of 3rd column (reorder point) in that row and compare it with required. Let's say i have a project list, and one of the fields is a boolean field called hot. Everyone needs color to fill his life.
I will make a very small database table mychores which will contain the chores that i have completed and chores that are not yet completed. I would like to change the color of a particular row in my datagridview. This is done by attaching jquery mouseover event handler to gridview row cells, thus when a mouse is hovered over gridview row or cell its background color is changed thus making it look highlighted.
In The Above Case, We Would Be Looping The 3 Rd Column (Reorder Point) In All The Rows.
Protected sub gridview_rowdatabound(sender as object, e as system.web.ui.webcontrols.gridviewroweventargs) handles gridview.rowdatabound if e.row.rowtype = datacontrolrowtype.datarow then if ucase(e.row.cells(1).text) = available then e.row.cells(1). I am displaying a set of records in gridview from db. Add namespace system.data and system.data.sqlclient in your c# page.