Skinning CommandField

J

JJ

I'm using Themes with asp.net 2.0 and i have a command field(in a gridview)
like this:

<asp:CommandField ButtonType=Image ShowDeleteButton= true
DeleteImageUrl="~/App_Themes/Theme1/Images/button-delete.gif"/>

My current Theme is "Theme1" but how about if i change the theme to any
other?. I have to change "deleteimageurl" too. How can i avoid this?.

JJ
 
J

JJ

I've tried using:

DeleteImageUrl='<%# "~/App_Themes/" + this.Page.Theme + "/images/" +
"button-delete.gif" %>'

But it won't allow me to do this with this type of control.

There must be some way of skinning this part of the Gridview..?

??
 
J

JJ

Didn't find any soluion to this, so I ended up changing the button control's
parameters (e.g. imageURL) in the 'onRowCreated' event, in the code behind
file.

JJ
 

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