OnMouseOver for a DataGrid control

[Avi Shilon]

Hi,

I want to create a client-side script
that highlights a row of a datagrid control
when the mouse cursor is over that row (i.e.
chage the color of the row to something else
than the current color), but apparently the
datagrid doesn't have an OnMouseOver event.
It works with regular html tables but not with
the datagrid control. is there a way to do it?

Thanks

[William Main]

have you tried

datagrid1.attributes("onmouseover")="myjavafunctio n()"
--
William Main
"Avi Shilon" wrote:

Hi,

I want to create a client-side script
that highlights a row of a datagrid control
when the mouse cursor is over that row (i.e.
chage the color of the row to something else
than the current color), but apparently the
datagrid doesn't have an OnMouseOver event.
It works with regular html tables but not with
the datagrid control. is there a way to do it?

Thanks

[Avi Shilon]

Nope :)
I'm totally new to asp.net and
its controls. I didn't even know
that the datagrid had an attributes
property (it is a property, right?)

Thanks for any help you give, guys

"William Main" wrote:

have you tried

datagrid1.attributes("onmouseover")="myjavafunctio n()"
--
William Main
"Avi Shilon" wrote:

Hi,

I want to create a client-side script
that highlights a row of a datagrid control
when the mouse cursor is over that row (i.e.
chage the color of the row to something else
than the current color), but apparently the
datagrid doesn't have an OnMouseOver event.
It works with regular html tables but not with
the datagrid control. is there a way to do it?

Thanks

[Avi Shilon]

I still can't figure out how to do that.
Sorry for my ignorance.
Can anyone please help me?

"William Main" wrote:

have you tried

datagrid1.attributes("onmouseover")="myjavafunctio n()"
--
William Main
"Avi Shilon" wrote:

Hi,

I want to create a client-side script
that highlights a row of a datagrid control
when the mouse cursor is over that row (i.e.
chage the color of the row to something else
than the current color), but apparently the
datagrid doesn't have an OnMouseOver event.
It works with regular html tables but not with
the datagrid control. is there a way to do it?

Thanks

[Mr. Dot Net]

You have few steps before you can achieve that:
First, write down a js function that retrieves 2 args: tr & color and change
the tr bgcolor according to the parameters: this is done by iterating over
all it's cells.
Second, write event handler for the ondatagriditemcreated of the datagrid
control you meant to enable this feature. In that event handler add 2
attributes for each datagriditem (not including footer, header etc.). These
2 attributes will be onmouseover and onmouseout. In it write a simple code
that will use the above js function to change the tr color (each
datagriditem is actually a TR).

[Greg Burns]

Private Sub dg_ItemCreated(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As
System.Web.UI.WebControls.DataGridItemEventArgs) Handles dg.ItemCreated

If e.Item.ItemType = ListItemType.Item Or _
e.Item.ItemType = ListItemType.AlternatingItem Then

e.Item.Attributes.Add("onmouseover", "this.style.backgroundColor
= 'lightgreen';")
e.Item.Attributes.Add("onmouseout", "this.style.backgroundColor
= 'white';")

End If

End Sub

HTH,
Greg

"Avi Shilon" <Av*******@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Nope :)
I'm totally new to asp.net and
its controls. I didn't even know
that the datagrid had an attributes
property (it is a property, right?)

Thanks for any help you give, guys

"William Main" wrote:

have you tried

datagrid1.attributes("onmouseover")="myjavafunctio n()"
--
William Main
"Avi Shilon" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I want to create a client-side script
> that highlights a row of a datagrid control
> when the mouse cursor is over that row (i.e.
> chage the color of the row to something else
> than the current color), but apparently the
> datagrid doesn't have an OnMouseOver event.
> It works with regular html tables but not with
> the datagrid control. is there a way to do it?
>
> Thanks