Ok, the row is returning an Object when you call row["MPT11"], and the
ToString method for Objects doesn't take any arguments. You have to
convert the output to an appropriate data type (int, decimal, double,
whatever), and then use the ToString method on that.
NumberFormatInfo nfi = new CultureInfo("en-US", false).NumberFormat;
String MPT11 = "";
...
MPT11 = (row["MPT11"].ToString() == "-777") ? "null" :
Convert.ToDouble(row["MPT11"]).ToString("N", nfi);
...
rowList.Add(... , MPT11, ...);
That should solve the formatting problem and the null problem together in
one.
On Wednesday, March 6, 2013 6:44:56 AM UTC-5, Matevz Uros Pavlic wrote:
>
> Well, with the help of asp.net forums, i manage to solve part of this.
> But i guess when Javascript changes the input from 'string' as C# to
> number, it changes the dots (.) to commas (,).
>
> Any ideas?
>
> thanks, m
>
>
>
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