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Guest
Is it possible to change the background color of the DataGrid on pointing the
mouse over a certain row?
mouse over a certain row?
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Guest
Hi,
Consider some javascript!
Consider some javascript!
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Eliyahu Goldin
You need to setup client side onmouseover and onmouseout events for changing
grid row visual properties or style. To setup the events you need to access
grid rows in either ItemDataBound or PreRender server-side event and set
Attributes["onmouseover"] and Attributes["onmouseout"] to appropriate
javascript statements.
Eliyahu
grid row visual properties or style. To setup the events you need to access
grid rows in either ItemDataBound or PreRender server-side event and set
Attributes["onmouseover"] and Attributes["onmouseout"] to appropriate
javascript statements.
Eliyahu
G
Guest
Where can I see some samples on how to use Attributes please?
Eliyahu Goldin said:You need to setup client side onmouseover and onmouseout events for changing
grid row visual properties or style. To setup the events you need to access
grid rows in either ItemDataBound or PreRender server-side event and set
Attributes["onmouseover"] and Attributes["onmouseout"] to appropriate
javascript statements.
Eliyahu
rkbnair said:Is it possible to change the background color of the DataGrid on pointing the
mouse over a certain row?
G
Guest
I said:
MyDataGrid.Attributes.Add ("mouseover", ?????????????????????);
But, how can I change the color of the current row to blue?
MyDataGrid.Attributes.Add ("mouseover", ?????????????????????);
But, how can I change the color of the current row to blue?
Eliyahu Goldin said:You need to setup client side onmouseover and onmouseout events for changing
grid row visual properties or style. To setup the events you need to access
grid rows in either ItemDataBound or PreRender server-side event and set
Attributes["onmouseover"] and Attributes["onmouseout"] to appropriate
javascript statements.
Eliyahu
rkbnair said:Is it possible to change the background color of the DataGrid on pointing the
mouse over a certain row?
E
Eliyahu Goldin
You can prepare css styles and change className property. Or you set
background property directly:
MyDataGrid.Attributes.Add ("mouseover",
"this.style.backgroundColor='blue'");
Eliyahu
background property directly:
MyDataGrid.Attributes.Add ("mouseover",
"this.style.backgroundColor='blue'");
Eliyahu
rkbnair said:I said:
MyDataGrid.Attributes.Add ("mouseover", ?????????????????????);
But, how can I change the color of the current row to blue?
Eliyahu Goldin said:You need to setup client side onmouseover and onmouseout events for changing
grid row visual properties or style. To setup the events you need to access
grid rows in either ItemDataBound or PreRender server-side event and set
Attributes["onmouseover"] and Attributes["onmouseout"] to appropriate
javascript statements.
Eliyahu
pointingrkbnair said:Is it possible to change the background color of the DataGrid on
themouse over a certain row?
G
Guest
this.style.backgroundColor is invalid.
Also, where should I define this line. (in the page_load?)
Also, where should I define this line. (in the page_load?)
Eliyahu Goldin said:You can prepare css styles and change className property. Or you set
background property directly:
MyDataGrid.Attributes.Add ("mouseover",
"this.style.backgroundColor='blue'");
Eliyahu
rkbnair said:I said:
MyDataGrid.Attributes.Add ("mouseover", ?????????????????????);
But, how can I change the color of the current row to blue?
Eliyahu Goldin said:You need to setup client side onmouseover and onmouseout events for changing
grid row visual properties or style. To setup the events you need to access
grid rows in either ItemDataBound or PreRender server-side event and set
Attributes["onmouseover"] and Attributes["onmouseout"] to appropriate
javascript statements.
Eliyahu
Is it possible to change the background color of the DataGrid on pointing
the
mouse over a certain row?
E
Eliyahu Goldin
this.style.backgroundColor is invalid.
Does the browser produce any error message on this statement?
Anyway, alternatively you can use this.bgColor. But that is deprecated. The
style.backgroundColor is the correct form.
Eliyahu
Does the browser produce any error message on this statement?
Anyway, alternatively you can use this.bgColor. But that is deprecated. The
style.backgroundColor is the correct form.
As I said,. either in ItemDataBound or PreRender event.Also, where should I define this line. (in the page_load?)
Eliyahu
Eliyahu Goldin said:You can prepare css styles and change className property. Or you set
background property directly:
MyDataGrid.Attributes.Add ("mouseover",
"this.style.backgroundColor='blue'");
Eliyahu
rkbnair said:I said:
MyDataGrid.Attributes.Add ("mouseover", ?????????????????????);
But, how can I change the color of the current row to blue?
:
You need to setup client side onmouseover and onmouseout events for changing
grid row visual properties or style. To setup the events you need to access
grid rows in either ItemDataBound or PreRender server-side event and set
Attributes["onmouseover"] and Attributes["onmouseout"] to appropriate
javascript statements.
Eliyahu
Is it possible to change the background color of the DataGrid on pointing
the
mouse over a certain row?
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