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From: Rafal on 30 Nov 2006 05:24
Hello,

I think my problem is very easy to solve but I'm new in asp.net.
I'm building a Web-based application and I use .NET 2.0 and MS SQL Server
2005.

I have implemented FormView control. I have 3 TextBoxes in
InsertItemTemplate mode.
When user wants to fill out the form, then these 3 fields should have
default values.
In 2 fields should be "0" but in third field should be current date (e.g.
30.11.2006).
There is Text-Property but I have there e.g. <%# Bind("hereNameOfField") %>.
If I put there my value then it won't save it in the DB.

How can I assign the default values ?

I'd very greateful for help.

with best regards,
Rafal
From: Anthony Jones on 1 Dec 2006 03:38

"Rafal" <Rafal(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:D2D83E2C-38F0-4D2A-826E-33D2C8DC60F0(a)microsoft.com...
> Hello,
>
> I think my problem is very easy to solve but I'm new in asp.net.
> I'm building a Web-based application and I use .NET 2.0 and MS SQL Server
> 2005.
>
> I have implemented FormView control. I have 3 TextBoxes in
> InsertItemTemplate mode.
> When user wants to fill out the form, then these 3 fields should have
> default values.
> In 2 fields should be "0" but in third field should be current date (e.g.
> 30.11.2006).
> There is Text-Property but I have there e.g. <%# Bind("hereNameOfField")
%>.
> If I put there my value then it won't save it in the DB.
>
> How can I assign the default values ?
>
> I'd very greateful for help.
>
> with best regards,
> Rafa

Try asking in the microsoft.public.dotnet.general group; this is a Classic
ASP group


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