Ok so here is what am thinking. Am making a recruitment website to hire people. It gives a functionality to the applicant that he can build his cv online! i have made various forms for that.
After filling the forms the applicant will submit the information to database and then am saving all of the information from the webpages related to building cv in the database!
Am thinking of providing the applicant a tab on which when he clicks "View CV" and i show him the cv he built on a new web page in the format like this
http://careers.telenor.com.pk/Page/Detail/VacancyView.aspx?PositionID=3003265
Like the fields should be on the left as table columns and their respective content in the database on the right! Can anybody completely guide me how i can do that ?? or direct me to a specific tutorial ?? i would be grateful! Am using Asp.net!
I have seen grid view! Much like a table it is! with columns on the top and below the values in the database! That is not the thing i want!
DetailsView control can be used to display fields from a single data record. It has that "format" you are looking for.
You can find documentation in this link http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/s3w1w7t4.aspx
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I am a beginner in Asp.net and I am confronted with a problem in the development of my site.
At this stage my database contains information entered by the user:
The different cities whee sales were made
The name of the sellers by cities
The number of sale per article for each seller
Traditionally my company uses excel to create a table that contains sellers organized by city and their sales by article. Below and the left row of the table are calculated column (the totals by articles, by cities/sellers).
I am asked to reproduce this table on my website so that it can generate it automatically.
I searched a little on google and tested a few tricks but nothing answered what I desire to do exactly. i managed to add grids with GridMVC and jquery.database.
If someone has had to do a kind of stuff or can help me in any way for this, it will be perfect.
Thanks for all help.
If you want to include grid in your website then you can use Jquery datatable. For export purpose you can use tools such as Rotativa or iTextsharp.
I'm trying to create a project which is basically a library management system.
As a display I used the standard DataSource to WinForm drag and drop system, which displays everything shown in the SQL table.
I want the users to be able to see the content of each row in the grid by double clicking it, which would redirect to another page with the selected row number and information to be displayed on each field.
As for the admin side, I want to be able to modify my db (delete, insert).
Is this the right path, or should I draw a grid from scratch?
Also, my SQL table contains images, this is what's bugging me.
The default gridview shows the little red X's in the varbinary column, and I can't seem to get rid of that.
Regarding inserting data into the table, is there any way to add images directly from the system above? Or should I redirect to a new page and code the respective into textboxes and things of the sort?
Thank you in advance.
I am new to C# programming. i have a database which contains different offers and i am able to get these offers from database.But now i want to create a custom look page for these offers(plz see image attached)
Suppose if there are 7 offers in database i want them on my page like the image of the offer on the top under that description. How can i do it ? i used Gridview but its giving result in table can i customize the grid view to get this look?
You have lot other options you can use dataview, repeater or JQuery.
Try googling on above topics and try to implement the process.
Because nobody answered to my previous questions I need to find a different solution.
So, if you can please help me I would appreciate it very much.
I need to present to the user that use the app some table data by his name and id.
In other words I have a table data about flights reservations that the user performed earlier.
that table contains flight reservations of all the users.
now I want that in case the user entered his user name and id I will show him all the data from the table that the columns userName and idNumber equals to his personal details.
How can I do this?
Where's the data coming from? If you're using a database, then databinding is going to be the simplest method of doing this. There are a ton of examples of databinding to a SQL database around the web. Here's one.
For showing only the selected user's data, you would add filters to the query appropriately. You can also search Google for ASP.net data binding and get a lot of examples.
I need an advice for a c# asp.net project.
My client wants to see some reports via the gridview object with master/detail structure.
The main gridview will be full by all master data and each row will have a + icon (or button) on the first cells.
When user clicks this icon, the all details data of that master row should be seen under that master row with collaps action.
I can handle the database proccess but i can not figure out the collapsing part.
How can i put some extra rows under the specific row on the gridview object?
Thanks in advance..
Matt Berseth has one of the most impresive tutorials on this kind'a stuff
it contains til now 28 tutorials only on the GridView plus a lot from other asp.net controls as well using jQuery with them. I do learn plenty with him. I really love his work and I just wanna share this with you, you might actually get some good and professional ideas from his code!
There is a CodeProject article with downloadable source:
GridView inline Master/Detail record display
Thanks but its for updating or inserting.
Instead , i have found that page, it seems more effective.
GridView control to show master-child or master-slave data, written in c#, asp.net, and javascript.
Here is another good CodeProject blog. Explains multilevel master/detail without JavaScript.
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/aspnet/MultiNestMDGridview.aspx
This is the easiest to use control I've ever run across:
http://code.msdn.microsoft.com/CompleteGridView