Gridview Cells Tool tip Text

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Hello hi frnds,

In my project i have gridview.

In that Gridview i have a columnName called Days in which we have fields as
M T W Th F S Su

when the users keeps the mouse on gridview cell it must show
M as Monday
T as Tuesday
W as Wednesday
etc...etc.

This is my code

C#

foreach (GridViewRow item in GridView1.Rows)
        {

C#

string Days = item.Cells[9].Text;

            Days = Days.Substring(0, 1);
            if (Days == "M")
            {
                item.Cells[9].ToolTip = "Monday";
            }
            else if (Days == "T")
            {
                item.Cells[9].ToolTip = "Tuesday";
            }
        }

Please can any body can give the perfect answer for this ?

Thanks.

Posted 29-Apr-12 2:03am

Ranjith Reddy CSE

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[no name] 29-Apr-12 8:21am

The perfect answer for what? You forgot to ask a question.

Ranjith Reddy CSE 29-Apr-12 8:40am

Boss, I need Tool tip as M for Monday , T for Tuesday etc etc... Please help me.

Ranjith Reddy CSE 29-Apr-12 8:41am

Please study the above code...u will understand

Mohamed Mitwalli 29-Apr-12 9:08am

did it work with you ??

Ranjith Reddy CSE 30-Apr-12 3:34am

No boss Problem

Mohamed Mitwalli 5-May-12 10:48am

if it work with you mark it as answer

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Mohamed Mitwalli · Answer 1 · 2012-04-29T02:46:00

Hi ,
Try this it will work with you

C#

protected void GridView1_RowDataBound(object sender, GridViewRowEventArgs e)
{
    if (e.Row.RowType == DataControlRowType.DataRow)
    {
        string Days = e.Row.Cells[9].Text;
       if (Days == "M")
       {
           e.Row.Cells[9].ToolTip = "Monday";
       }
       else if (Days == "T")
       {
           e.Row.Cells[9].ToolTip = "Tuesday";
       }
       else if (Days == "W")
       {
           e.Row.Cells[9].ToolTip = "Wednesday";
       }
       else if (Days == "Th")
       {
           e.Row.Cells[9].ToolTip = "Thursday";
       }
       else if (Days == "F")
       {
           e.Row.Cells[9].ToolTip = "Friday";
       }
       else if (Days == "S")
       {
           e.Row.Cells[9].ToolTip = "Tuesday";
       }
       else if (Days == "Su")
       {
           e.Row.Cells[9].ToolTip = "Saturday";
       }
    }
}

Best Regards
M.Mitwalli

Maciej Los · Answer 2 · 2012-04-29T04:54:00

Better way to achive that is to use switch[^] command.

C#

string sDay = e.Row.Cells[9].Text;
string sName = String.Empty;
           switch (sDay)
           {
               case "M":
                   sName = "Monday";
                   break;
               case "T":
                   sName = "Tuesday";
                   break;
               case "W":
                   sName = "Wednesday";
                   break;
               case "Th":
                   sName = "Thursday";
                   break;
               case "F":
                   sName = "Friday";
                   break;
               case "S":
                   sName = "Tuesday";
                   break;
               case "Su":
                   sName = "Saturday";
                   break;
           }
           e.Row.Cells[9].ToolTip = sName;

The same result, but more elegant ;)

Gridview Cells Tool tip Text

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