Hello,
I have following code in my ASP.NET webform..
<td nowrap align=center><% # DataBinder.Eval (Container, "DataItem.FLAG" )
%></td>
Flag value could be either 'R' or 'P' - if its 'R' I want to print
'Rejected' in font Red and if its 'P' I want to print 'Processed' in
greeen.
Now I have been able to do this with <td nowrap align=center><% #
GETSTRING(DataB inder.Eval(Cont ainer, "DataItem.FLAG" )) %></td>
but I just wanted to find out what are other ways to achive this? And
if what I did above is a good way to do it.
Thankx
AZXML
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On Wed, 19 Oct 2005 14:40:42 -0700, jsubscribe wrote: Hello,
I have following code in my ASP.NET webform..
<td nowrap align=center><% # DataBinder.Eval (Container, "DataItem.FLAG" )
%></td>
Flag value could be either 'R' or 'P' - if its 'R' I want to print
'Rejected' in font Red and if its 'P' I want to print 'Processed' in
greeen.
Now I have been able to do this with <td nowrap align=center><% #
GETSTRING(DataB inder.Eval(Cont ainer, "DataItem.FLAG" )) %></td>
but I just wanted to find out what are other ways to achive this? And
if what I did above is a good way to do it.
Thankx
AZXML
You are on the right track.
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