| "Stupid" Data Binding Tricks |
| LearnASP |
| This page demonstrates how databinding functions can be used to emit arbitrary HTML into a database display without having to place any code in the templates, merely one function call. It illustrates the potential to be used for a variety of purposes: totals, fixing nulls, conditionally displaying data, displaying group bands, etc. |
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| A Grouping Repeater Control for ASP.NET |
| The Code Project |
| This custom repeater control can be used to add group headers to your output. |
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| A Grouping repeater controls for ASP.Net |
| The Code Project |
| This custom repeater control can be used to add group headers to your output. |
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| Calendar of Events in C# |
| Yyyz.net |
| I needed a web based even calendar and thanks to the new .Net Calendar Control, the rest was easy. What I ended up with was a nice little event based calendar. If you select a date with a scheduled event, a Repeater Control appears below the calendar with event specifics for the day selected. |
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| Pager Control for Repeater, DataList, or an Enumerable Collection |
| The Code Project |
| This control acts at the middle man between a PagedDataSet and your Repeater |
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| Pager Control for Repeater, DataList, or an Enumerable Collection |
| The Code Project |
| This control acts as the middle man between a paged DataSet and your Repeater. |
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| Simple Paging in Repeater and DataList Controls |
| Master C# |
| Most of the times while creating database driven web pages like product listing, employee directory, etc. we display the data in grid format. ASP.NET has come up with Web Controls like DataGrid, DataList and Repeater that allow you to display your data in tabular format easily. Amongst the above three Web Controls the DataGrid Control is the most advanced and supports paging, templates etc. The other two controls are used in places where you need more control over the rendering of your data. The DataList and Repeater Controls have very flexible templates that give you total control over the formatting of your data, but one of the major drawbacks of these controls is that they do not support paging!!
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| Using the ASP.NET Repeater Control |
| http://www.dotnetgenius.com/ |
| When I was first learning to use .NET, I was reading an overview comparison between ASP.NET and ASP. A particular sentence struck my eye : "In ASP.NET, you can use Response.Write, but it isn't recommended". I thought to myself : "Isn't recommended? How will I write out my HTML? How will I loop through my datasets and build tables? I had seen the datagrid, and it's great for displaying a raw table of data, but how would I write out just one column? What if the data was mixed with HTML? I found the answer in my new favorite ASP.NET Server control : Repeater. In this article, I'll show you how I used it to create the left side menu for dotnetGenius. |
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