Displaying dictionary collection key/value pairs formatted with html markup on a page
Displaying dictionary collection key/value pairs formatted with html markup on a page
am 22.04.2008 17:55:03 von Andy B
I have the object property StockContract.Dictionary which is a dictionary
collection of key/value pairs. I need to be able to
retreive the keys and their values and display them on a page. I want to use
something like a repeater or something like that. I don't know if this would
be code I will have to manually write myself, or if it can be done with
dataBinding of some sort. I am using vs2008 and c# 3.5. Any ideas on how to
do something like this?
Re: Displaying dictionary collection key/value pairs formatted with html markup on a page
am 22.04.2008 18:42:55 von mark
"Andy B" wrote in message
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>I have the object property StockContract.Dictionary which is a dictionary
>collection of key/value pairs. I need to be able to
>retreive the keys and their values and display them on a page. I want to
>use something like a repeater or something like that. I don't know if this
>would be code I will have to manually write myself, or if it can be done
>with dataBinding of some sort. I am using vs2008 and c# 3.5. Any ideas on
>how to do something like this?
Dictionary dicTest = new Dictionary();
dicTest.Add("1st", "First");
dicTest.Add("2nd", "Second");
dicTest.Add("3rd", "Third");
gvTest.DataSource = dicTest;
gvTest.DataBind();
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Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
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Re: Displaying dictionary collection key/value pairs formatted with html markup on a page
am 23.04.2008 01:58:09 von Andy B
I tried to put the StockContract.Dictionary property as a
listView.DataSource. The compiler isn't complaining about it yet, but there
is another question about this kind of databinding. Inside the item
template, What do I use for the Eval() method to get the values out of the
Dictionary collection? I tried Eval("Keys") as the text for a Label control,
but that is what I litterally end up with as the text instead of the text of
the key. Any ideas how to deal with something like this?
"Mark Rae [MVP]" wrote in message
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> "Andy B" wrote in message
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>
>>I have the object property StockContract.Dictionary which is a dictionary
>>collection of key/value pairs. I need to be able to
>>retreive the keys and their values and display them on a page. I want to
>>use something like a repeater or something like that. I don't know if this
>>would be code I will have to manually write myself, or if it can be done
>>with dataBinding of some sort. I am using vs2008 and c# 3.5. Any ideas on
>>how to do something like this?
>
>
>
> Dictionary dicTest = new Dictionary();
> dicTest.Add("1st", "First");
> dicTest.Add("2nd", "Second");
> dicTest.Add("3rd", "Third");
> gvTest.DataSource = dicTest;
> gvTest.DataBind();
>
>
> --
> Mark Rae
> ASP.NET MVP
> http://www.markrae.net
Re: Displaying dictionary collection key/value pairs formatted with html markup on a page
am 23.04.2008 03:45:14 von mark
"Andy B" wrote in message
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[top-posting corrected]
>>>I have the object property StockContract.Dictionary which is a dictionary
>>>collection of key/value pairs. I need to be able to
>>>retreive the keys and their values and display them on a page. I want to
>>>use something like a repeater or something like that. I don't know if
>>>this would be code I will have to manually write myself, or if it can be
>>>done with dataBinding of some sort. I am using vs2008 and c# 3.5. Any
>>>ideas on how to do something like this?
>>
>>
>>
>> Dictionary dicTest = new Dictionary();
>> dicTest.Add("1st", "First");
>> dicTest.Add("2nd", "Second");
>> dicTest.Add("3rd", "Third");
>> gvTest.DataSource = dicTest;
>> gvTest.DataBind();
>
> I tried to put the StockContract.Dictionary property as a
> listView.DataSource. The compiler isn't complaining about it yet, but
> there is another question about this kind of databinding. Inside the item
> template, What do I use for the Eval() method to get the values out of the
> Dictionary collection? I tried Eval("Keys") as the text for a Label
> control, but that is what I litterally end up with as the text instead of
> the text of the key. Any ideas how to deal with something like this?
Not sure what you're trying to do exactly...
What you've got here is, essentially, a two-dimensional array - which field
from which row are you trying to use as the text in a Label control...?
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Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
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Re: Displaying dictionary collection key/value pairs formatted with html markup on a page
am 23.04.2008 04:18:17 von Andy B
I am trying to databind to the collection like you normally would say to a
database table. I need to cycle through all of the keys and print out their
key text and value text on a page. The print out has to be formatted with
html markup...
"Mark Rae [MVP]" wrote in message
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> "Andy B" wrote in message
> news:ub2KzSNpIHA.4112@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
>
> [top-posting corrected]
>
>>>>I have the object property StockContract.Dictionary which is a
>>>>dictionary collection of key/value pairs. I need to be
>>>>able to retreive the keys and their values and display them on a page. I
>>>>want to use something like a repeater or something like that. I don't
>>>>know if this would be code I will have to manually write myself, or if
>>>>it can be done with dataBinding of some sort. I am using vs2008 and c#
>>>>3.5. Any ideas on how to do something like this?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> Dictionary dicTest = new Dictionary();
>>> dicTest.Add("1st", "First");
>>> dicTest.Add("2nd", "Second");
>>> dicTest.Add("3rd", "Third");
>>> gvTest.DataSource = dicTest;
>>> gvTest.DataBind();
>>
>> I tried to put the StockContract.Dictionary property as a
>> listView.DataSource. The compiler isn't complaining about it yet, but
>> there is another question about this kind of databinding. Inside the item
>> template, What do I use for the Eval() method to get the values out of
>> the Dictionary collection? I tried Eval("Keys") as the text for a Label
>> control, but that is what I litterally end up with as the text instead of
>> the text of the key. Any ideas how to deal with something like this?
>
> Not sure what you're trying to do exactly...
>
> What you've got here is, essentially, a two-dimensional array - which
> field from which row are you trying to use as the text in a Label
> control...?
>
>
> --
> Mark Rae
> ASP.NET MVP
> http://www.markrae.net
Re: Displaying dictionary collection key/value pairs formatted with html markup on a page
am 23.04.2008 11:20:22 von mark
"Andy B" wrote in message
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[top-posting corrected again]
>>>>>I have the object property StockContract.Dictionary which is a
>>>>>dictionary collection of key/value pairs. I need to be
>>>>>able to retreive the keys and their values and display them on a page.
>>>>>I want to use something like a repeater or something like that. I don't
>>>>>know if this would be code I will have to manually write myself, or if
>>>>>it can be done with dataBinding of some sort. I am using vs2008 and c#
>>>>>3.5. Any ideas on how to do something like this?
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Dictionary dicTest = new Dictionary();
>>>> dicTest.Add("1st", "First");
>>>> dicTest.Add("2nd", "Second");
>>>> dicTest.Add("3rd", "Third");
>>>> gvTest.DataSource = dicTest;
>>>> gvTest.DataBind();
>>>
>>> I tried to put the StockContract.Dictionary property as a
>>> listView.DataSource. The compiler isn't complaining about it yet, but
>>> there is another question about this kind of databinding. Inside the
>>> item template, What do I use for the Eval() method to get the values out
>>> of the Dictionary collection? I tried Eval("Keys") as the text for a
>>> Label control, but that is what I litterally end up with as the text
>>> instead of the text of the key. Any ideas how to deal with something
>>> like this?
>>
>> Not sure what you're trying to do exactly...
>>
>> What you've got here is, essentially, a two-dimensional array - which
>> field from which row are you trying to use as the text in a Label
>> control...?
>
>I am trying to databind to the collection like you normally would say to a
>database table.
Can you clarify what you mean by that, please? You don't databind *to* a
database table - you databind *from* a database table *to* a webcontrol such
as a GridView etc...
> I need to cycle through all of the keys and print out their key text and
> value text on a page. The print out has to be formatted with html
> markup...
You didn't say that originally...
foreach (KeyValuePair objKVP in dicTest)
{
MyLabel.Text += objKVP.Key + " - " + objKVP.Value + "
";
}
If the Dictionary is quite large, it would probably be better to use a
StringBuilder...
--
Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
http://www.markrae.net
Re: Displaying dictionary collection key/value pairs formatted with html markup on a page
am 23.04.2008 17:15:48 von Andy B
"Mark Rae [MVP]" wrote in message
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> "Andy B" wrote in message
> news:%23zHSIhOpIHA.4112@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl...
>
> [top-posting corrected again]
>
>>>>>>I have the object property StockContract.Dictionary which is a
>>>>>>dictionary collection of key/value pairs. I need to
>>>>>>be able to retreive the keys and their values and display them on a
>>>>>>page. I want to use something like a repeater or something like that.
>>>>>>I don't know if this would be code I will have to manually write
>>>>>>myself, or if it can be done with dataBinding of some sort. I am using
>>>>>>vs2008 and c# 3.5. Any ideas on how to do something like this?
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Dictionary dicTest = new Dictionary();
>>>>> dicTest.Add("1st", "First");
>>>>> dicTest.Add("2nd", "Second");
>>>>> dicTest.Add("3rd", "Third");
>>>>> gvTest.DataSource = dicTest;
>>>>> gvTest.DataBind();
>>>>
>>>> I tried to put the StockContract.Dictionary property as a
>>>> listView.DataSource. The compiler isn't complaining about it yet, but
>>>> there is another question about this kind of databinding. Inside the
>>>> item template, What do I use for the Eval() method to get the values
>>>> out of the Dictionary collection? I tried Eval("Keys") as the text for
>>>> a Label control, but that is what I litterally end up with as the text
>>>> instead of the text of the key. Any ideas how to deal with something
>>>> like this?
>>>
>>> Not sure what you're trying to do exactly...
>>>
>>> What you've got here is, essentially, a two-dimensional array - which
>>> field from which row are you trying to use as the text in a Label
>>> control...?
>>
>>I am trying to databind to the collection like you normally would say to a
>>database table.
>
> Can you clarify what you mean by that, please? You don't databind *to* a
> database table - you databind *from* a database table *to* a webcontrol
> such as a GridView etc...
>
>> I need to cycle through all of the keys and print out their key text and
>> value text on a page. The print out has to be formatted with html
>> markup...
>
> You didn't say that originally...
>
> foreach (KeyValuePair objKVP in dicTest)
> {
> MyLabel.Text += objKVP.Key + " - " + objKVP.Value + "
";
> }
>
> If the Dictionary is quite large, it would probably be better to use a
> StringBuilder...
>
>
> --
> Mark Rae
> ASP.NET MVP
> http://www.markrae.net
There seems to be a problem with the KeyValuePair part. I am
not getting intelisense for the local variable defined as a KeyValuePair.
foreach(KeyValuePair values in StockContract.Dictionary) {
Label1.Text = Values.key; //cant get intelisense for this line...
....
}
Re: Displaying dictionary collection key/value pairs formatted with html markup on a page
am 23.04.2008 21:17:17 von mark
"Andy B" wrote in message
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> There seems to be a problem with the KeyValuePair part. I
> am not getting intelisense for the local variable defined as a
> KeyValuePair.
>
> foreach(KeyValuePair values in StockContract.Dictionary) {
> Label1.Text = Values.key; //cant get intelisense for this line...
C# is case-sensitive - Values.key is not the same as values.Key...
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Mark Rae
ASP.NET MVP
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