How to fill div from field in datalistView?

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Hi anyone.

I have a big problem and so make me angry.

I have a table in my database with field. The fields value is a hex color Like:
#FF00FF. I create a datalistView and binding it. In three way i come to fill a div:
1. Use Style in div:

style="background-Color=&lt;%# Eval("fieldColor") %&gt;"

It's not work. :(
2. Use from panel and binding BackColor property:

<asp:Panel ID="Panel1" Width="25px" Height="25px"  BackColor='&lt;%# Eval("fieldColor") %&gt;' BorderStyle="Dashed" BorderColor='&lt;%# Eval("cBorder") %&gt;' runat="server">

It's not work too. :((
After a lot of searching i find this code:
3. Use Converters:

>BackColor='&lt;%# System.Drawing.ColorTranslator.FromHtml("Eval('cFi  ll')") %&gt;'

Oh no. It's not work again. :mad:

Thanks for your help.

Posted 5-Mar-11 19:40pm

texaz2

Updated 5-Mar-11 20:35pm

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oh oh. excuse me. i make mistake in language. Im not a English person. i know that but just i want u know, it's from my bad language. I am not polite. It's emergency for me. :((
Thanks from your help. I have to work and practice in my language.

Posted 5-Mar-11 20:34pm

texaz2

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Albin Abel 6-Mar-11 2:40am

Thanks for revise your question. Is your problem solved finally?

texaz2 6-Mar-11 2:47am

Sure. I use ' ' on binding. '<%# Eval("color") %>'. I saw your code and understand what is my problem. Thanks

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Albin Abel · Accepted Answer · 2011-03-05T20:17:00

Solution 1

Use

<div style="background-color:<%# Eval("color") %>">

Not background-color= but background-color:

Note: Don't say emergency. It is not emergency for any one here. Nobody is compelled to help you here. So try to be polite.

Posted 5-Mar-11 20:17pm

Albin Abel