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Paul
May 15, 2008, 12:14:03 PM5/15/08
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HI I have two dropdown boxes that I am populating with results from the
database. I can not seem to get them to show up as a row in the grid view
control. In addition when the page first loads I need the headers to show up
with all of the columns even though the only data that is bound to the grid
at this point are the two dropdown boxes. I also need a way for the user to
add new rows. The gridview will look like
database. I can not seem to get them to show up as a row in the grid view
control. In addition when the page first loads I need the headers to show up
with all of the columns even though the only data that is bound to the grid
at this point are the two dropdown boxes. I also need a way for the user to
add new rows. The gridview will look like
**********************************************************
* drpdnbx1 * drpdnbx2 * chkbox * txtbx1 * edit//addrow/delete row
*
**********************************************************
* showdrp1 * showdrp2 * dispchbx * disp * checkboxs for edit, ect *
thanks.
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Paul G
Software engineer.
John Kotuby
May 15, 2008, 12:56:27 PM5/15/08
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Good question.
Unfortunately I have a terrible time with the MS Gridview control myself and
resorted to a 3rd party control.
I would like to know where to find some nicely formatted example code
templates to work from so I don't need to learn everything from scratch.
At least the independent vendor supplies some great templates to start from.
I would think that MS in their effort to become more Developer Partner
friendly would serve up such examples.
Maybe they do and I just don't know about them.
Unfortunately I have a terrible time with the MS Gridview control myself and
resorted to a 3rd party control.
I would like to know where to find some nicely formatted example code
templates to work from so I don't need to learn everything from scratch.
At least the independent vendor supplies some great templates to start from.
I would think that MS in their effort to become more Developer Partner
friendly would serve up such examples.
Maybe they do and I just don't know about them.
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Paul
May 15, 2008, 5:49:01 PM5/15/08
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Thanks for the response. It looks like there may be a bit of a learning
curve to this. Unfortunately I need to try to impliment it quickly and was
looking for some nicely formatted code but have not found any yet. Probably
will spend a bit more time searching and might consider a third party tool as
well.
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Paul G
Software engineer.
curve to this. Unfortunately I need to try to impliment it quickly and was
looking for some nicely formatted code but have not found any yet. Probably
will spend a bit more time searching and might consider a third party tool as
well.
--
Paul G
Software engineer.
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