if/else in design (aspx) page?

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I have a problem
In my Database,i have Colum gender type is bit and in aspx i have link
So how do check if Gender is men => display link a
else Gender is women=> hidden link a

Posted 17-Jun-13 16:40pm

Thắng Cv

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example:

i mean like this

gender men = 1
gender women = 0

Put this in code source

SqlConnection con = new SqlConnection(strcon);
con.Open();
string strSql = "";

strSql = " select gender from Table_Gender ";
SqlCommand objCmd = new SqlCommand(strSql, con);
SqlDataReader dr = objCmd.ExecuteReader();
if (dr.Read())
{
If (dr["gender"].ToString() == 1)
link_gender.visible = true;
else
link_gender.visible = false;
}

Posted 17-Jun-13 17:06pm

Alexander andri

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Thắng Cv 17-Jun-13 23:11pm

That good idea.Tks so much

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Christian Graus · Accepted Answer · 2013-06-17T16:55:00

Solution 1

With code. It depends on the sort of object you're using to show your data, if it's a repeater, it's easier to write code, otherwise you probably need to use an itemdatabound event to examine your data and change what is rendered accordingly.

Posted 17-Jun-13 16:55pm

Christian Graus

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Thắng Cv 17-Jun-13 22:59pm

I use to datagrid display data.you can say the specific

Christian Graus 17-Jun-13 23:01pm

Yes, do what I said. Handle the itemdatabound event, examine your data and then hide the control you don't want visible for females. You don't want to add controls in code if you can help it, it tends to be a mess. Another alternative is to create a template where the control is there, but not visible if it's female, by putting it in a div that has the visibility set.

Thắng Cv 17-Jun-13 23:10pm

Ok i will try it