DataGridView and CheckBox column checked event

[Joe]

Hi

I have a DataGridView control on which I added a CheckBox column. I
want to catch up when the user check one CheckBox on a particular row.
How to achieve this? I looked at different events that are fired on
the DataGridView but could not find somwthing interesting.

Thanks in advance.

[ai]

hi, i'm not sure if this can help, but i used this code for my C#
project.

//for each row in datagrid:
for(x=0;x<myDatagrid.items.count;x++)
{
//this.myDataGrid.Items[x].Cells[1].Controls[1] --> will be the
position of your checkbox in datagrid.
CheckBox myCbx = (CheckBox)
this.myDataGrid.Items[x].Cells[1].Controls[1];
if (myCbx .Checked)
{
//your code
}
}

cheers;

[Chief Bugs]

Hi Joe,

 

You can use CommandArgument and CommandName property of the checkbox, you can handle that on DataGrid.ItemCommand event. This event contains CommandName of the check box on System.Web.UI.WebControls.DataGridCommandEventArgs .

 

[Biju Varghese]

is this for vb.net or asp.net.

 

asp.net has got readymade solution.  u can do it easily

 

bye

biju

 

[Mr.roy]

Hi friends,

I want to implement logic in my application .. based on the time it
should be exit and restart the system.. for that in Visual Basic Exit
windows commond we can do that.. but in c# how can i implement that ..
please tell me

thanks&regards

Roy

[Joe]

It is for Win32 app.

On Apr 27, 4:53 am, "Biju Varghese" <biju...@gmail.com> wrote:
> is this for vb.net or asp.net.
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> asp.net has got readymade solution. u can do it easily
>
> bye
> biju
>

> On 4/27/07, Joe <jonathanpou...@videotron.qc.ca> wrote:
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> > Hi
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> > I have a DataGridView control on which I added a CheckBox column. I
> > want to catch up when the user check one CheckBox on a particular row.
> > How to achieve this? I looked at different events that are fired on
> > the DataGridView but could not find somwthing interesting.
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> > Thanks in advance.- Hide quoted text -
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[Joe]

Thanks. I found it just before you post! ;-)