Hi,

You can do that by setting each cell's Style property. In order to use this property on the checkbox element inside the cell, you will need to use a child selector:



Note the child selector "> input" instruct the browser to apply this class to any input element that is a child element of the given element (the Grid cell).

You can then use the following code to show/hide the checkbox inside the checkbox column:



Note the code assume the first column is a CheckBoxColumn.

Please let us know if this works for you.

Thanks!

Hi,
I believe that what I am after is available by using this example, but I can't get it to work.
I want to conditionally display a checkbox in a row (depending on the value of another column in the SQL select).

It would seem that I could then do something like

if (display_field = 1) then
Grid1.Items[0].Cells[0].Style = "show_checkbox";
else
Grid1.Items[1].Cells[0].Style = "hide_checkbox";
end

which is perfect !

But, I must be missing something.
I have added the

<style type="text/css">
.show_checkbox > input
{
display:inline;
}

.hide_checkbox > input
{
display:none;
}
</style>


at the top of the HTML code where the style sheet code goes.
But this doesn't do anything.


I'm not sure what you mean when you say I need a you will need to use a "child selector"

I hope I am on track.

Thankyou.

Hi all,

i tried this and it is working perfectly. It is difficult for me to understanding styles because i am not a web developer...lol

But i have just one doubt:
- DataGridView in Windows Forms has an event called: RowsAdded and we can use it to change cells each time a new row is inserted.

with EO:Grid, i didn't found such kind of event, so i write the code bellow inside an event: PreRender:

protected void Grid1_PreRender(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
int colIni = Grid1.Items[0].Cells["P5"].Column.Index;

for (int i = 0; i < Grid1.Items.Count; i++)
{
if (Grid1.Items[i].Cells["majorstyle"].Value != null && Grid1.Items[i].Cells["majorstyle"].Value.ToString() != "")
{
for (int col = 0; col < 6; col++)
{
Grid1.Items[i].Cells[colIni+col].Style = "hide_checkbox";
}
}
}
}

Is this right or there is a better solution to change cells style?

Another question is: to hide a cell, i need to write the style directly to code or can i use Grid Editor?

I noticed that the property: StyleSetIDField does not retain its content when i use Grid Editor, i need to write this property through code in Page_Load, is this a bug or i am doing something wrong?

thanks!!

Ok, i stoped to use Grid Editor and write directly in code pane. Now i am able to do all things i want.
I used StyleSetIDField and forgot my code, like you said.

Thank you!