The number and details are to be stored in the same table for generation of numbers i am using the below code DataColumn col=new DataColumn("Number",typeof(System.String)); col.AutoIncrement=true; col.AutoIncrementSeed =-1; col.AutoIncrementStep =-1; Label1.Text="Number is : + 'Number'"; but not able to achieve the target of displaying the increasing order of the number Is the above code coreect for generation? Or any good sites for reference thanks in advance

The DataGridItem[^] does not support the Checked property. You might need to look for the radiobutton in the Controls collection of the cell, or use the FindControl to get reference to the radiobutton, then access its Checked property.

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hi I have resolved i saw my mistake and rectifued but still in my design mode the error creating contol in the datagrid keeps showing me <%@ Register TagPrefix="rs" Namespace="Sample" Assembly ="Sample.Country" %> if u change Assembly to "Country" still it shows the red mark any anybody help me kal13na13

Hello I think it's impossible and you should choose your field as boolean and datagrid shows that as CheckBox. for this in Datagrid TableStyle you should define DataGridBoolColumn. for additional goto : [Styling with the DataGridColumnStyle, Part 2](Styling with the DataGridColumnStyle, Part 2) Is it usefull ?

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thanks its working

Hi there, How do you bind data to the DataGrid control? Code snippets might help. Basically, if you want to dynamically bind a datasource to a radiobuttonlist placed inside the datagrid control, you should create an event handler for the ItemDataBound event, then bind data to the radiobuttonlist control after you get refererence to it.

There are a couple of options that you can use to call the methods defined in a seperate source file. + Use the script tag with the runat="server", specify the path of the source file in the src attribute of the script element. + Use the @ Assembly directive, and specify the source file in the src attribute. + Compile the source file into a seperate assembly, and simply reference to this assembly.

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There are a couple of things that you may try: + Check the values of the Namespace and Assembly attributes. Btw, the Repeater is not a good choice for the namespace since it's identical to the Repeater control. + Make sure you use the tag prefix specified in the TagPrefix attribute to declare the custom control in the web page. + Try to rebuild the project. + Close the web page and open it again. + Ensure that your custom control is implemented properly.

Hi there, As you may already know that the repeater control implements the INamingContainer so at run time it automatically adds the prefix to its child controls. And as a result you cannot use the RadioButton/RadioButtonList controls to force the user to select only a row from the control. In this case, you can work around using the html radio input element without having the runat="server" stuff in the ItemTemplate, and specify the name for it. Doing so the repeater control does not change the name property, so all the radio buttons have the same name and the user is only able to select a row. You can wrap it in a custom control so that you can reuse it in other places, you can have a look at a demo from here[^].

1. Use querystring option 2. use Table or datagrid or repeater with first column as radiobutton Regards R.Arockiapathinathan

kal13na13 wrote: yes its getting excuted the page is displayed values are entered the moment submit button is clicked nothing happens If you would have used any punctuation, that sentence (or sentences?) could have been possible to understand. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

Check this out. http://www.sitepoint.com/article/asp-net-repeater-control

you can declare in SQL Server procedure like this DECLARE @local_variable data_type E.g. DECLARE @I INT, @S VARCHAR(10), @M MONEY For more information you could search "DECLARE" in "SQL Server Book Online" Fariborz Golara -- modified at 4:33 Monday 12th December, 2005

did to set the .DataSource property and then call the DataBind() method? I'm not an expert yet, but I play one at work. Yeah and here too.