Always show FooterTemplate, even no data
Is there a short way to make a FooterTemplate (in a GridView) always visible, even when DataSource is empty?
Is there a short way to make a FooterTemplate (in a GridView) always visible, even when DataSource is empty?
Need help to resolve a issue related with Gridview layout. I am trying to implement custome Gridview with Itemtemplate Columns using C#.Net language and want to include view using RowSpan property.
Can you easily right-align just one column in a GridView?
I have a fairly big asp.net website that use GridView bound to the same object in lots of places. I’m using an item template to customize each row. However to have the same template in all the pages I have to copy & paste the item template to each page. Obviously this is not the best solution. On top of this I want to be able to change the template used by the GridView, by changing some configuration file.
One option would be to create an user control with the DataGrid and expose the necessary properties to be used in each page. However this does not fulfill the second requirement to be able do dynamically change the template.
Basically I’m looking for a way to say to the GridView to use a template and be able to do this dynamically. Any idea would be helpful.
I am getting the following error on a button click with gridview
I have a gridview and enabled sorting. When running the application I click on the first column to sort. And I get this error: “The GridView ‘gvOutlookMeldingen’ fired event Sorting which wasn’t handled.”
I have a GridView which is databound, on button_click I want to read the GridView row by row each column and read the value of each cell in a row and update a table in database? I also know how to check if that cell contains null.
This is my markup of GridView.
I have a GridView that has a DataSourceID pointing to an ObjectDataSource. The ObjectDataSource points to a method that returns a LINQ IQueryable by using the TypeName, SelectMethod, and SelectCountMethod properties of the ObjectDataSource control. What happens is that the data loads properly upfront. However, on postback, if I remove the rows from the GridView and try to rebind using the explicit GridView.DataBind(), it doesn’t work. I know LINQ is returning the proper rowcount and such because I’ve called the countmethod and it returns the proper rowcount. Here’s a quick example:
i have an asp.net c# application.