Repeater interlaced color, two ways

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2. <table>
4. <tr>
6. <TD> User Number </td>
8. </tr>
10. <asp:repeater id="Rptuser" runat= "server">
12. <ItemTemplate>
14. <tr style=' background-color:<%# (container.itemindex%2==0)? " Red ":" Green "%>>
16. <TD><% #Eval ("UID")%></td>
18. </tr>
20. </ItemTemplate>
22. </asp:repeater>
24. </table>

In an ASP. Repeater, it is sometimes necessary to change the color of interlaced. If an odd line shows one color, even rows show another color. As shown, today look at a little bit of skill when binding repeater.

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2. <ul id="list">
4. <asp:repeater id="rpttest" runat= "server">
6. <ItemTemplate>
8. <Li class="odd"><% #Container. itemindex+1%;. <% #Eval ("Title")%></li>
10. </ItemTemplate>
12. <alternatingitemtemplate>
14. <Li class="even"><% #Container. itemindex+1%;. <% #Eval ("Title")%></li>
16. </alternatingitemtemplate>
18. </asp:repeater>
20. </ul>

The

shows that <AlternatingItemTemplate></AlternatingItemTemplate> is used for the interval color change. Next, you can do this by setting it slightly in the style. as follows:

  #list { List-style:none; width:330px;}  #list li{ Background: #50A3E5; margin-top:5px;} .odd{color: white;} .even{color: yellow;}               

Finally, the <% #container is used to bind the line number. Itemindex+1>,itemindex starting from 0, so add 1 when using.

Repeater interlaced color, two ways