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Inline Editing Asp Net Gridview Rowcommand

19.05.2020by admin
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There is no such facilities in ASP.Net application which can trigger the event on typing in a textbox. But yes, you can make use of textbox text changed event by pointing it to gridview row updating event. Inplace Edit in GridView. Edit Individual GridView Cells in ASP.NET. Date Time Picker control for the MFC Grid Control. C++ Object Relational Mapping (ORM)- Eating the Bun - Part 1 of N. A WPF Combo Box with Multiple Selection. In case of Inline Edit it is possible. Again both solutions are equally correct but given situation We needed. This example shows how to edit and update records in a GridView in ASP.NET. This example is helpful in situations where an administrator needs to edit several records from the database. For demonstration I have created a database (named Database.mdf) in which we have a table named tbl_Employee.

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How to create an all-in-one editable nested GridView in ASP.NET using C#.

Introduction

Get data (values) of GridView Row in GridView RowCommand event in ASP.Net The row index can be easily determined using the CommandArgument property of GridViewCommandEventArgs object and using the row index, the GridView Row is determined.

This article explains how to make an ASP.NET editable nested GridView. Here I am going to explain how to provide all the features of Edit/Add/Delete/Update/Page/Sort of a GridView, and not only one GridView, but I am going to explain how to extend these features to even nested grids (GridView inside GridView). I have provided the fully functional source code, which is self-explanatory.

Background

My previous article explains about the features of nested editable DataGrids. This article provides all those features in a GridView (Visual Studio 2005, .NET 2.0). With the combination of GridView and DataSource controls, it's very easy to create an editable GridView.

Using the Code

This is a web application with a virtual directory named EditNestedGridView. You may create the same virtual directory to run this application with Visual Studio .NET 2005, or create any other virtual directory and map the path to this directory to access it from the browser. As I have used Access 2003 as my database, you need to have Microsoft Access installed on your machine. I have used the NorthWind database with some modifications. I have also included this in the code bundle under the App_Data folder. I have used C# for the code-behind files. In Visual Studio 2005, File --> Open --> Web Site, and navigate to the folder EditNestedGridView.

Step-by-Step Procedure

The code attached is self-explanatory, but I will try to explain it as much as possible.

  1. Since here I am going to use the DataSource control, let's first create an AccessDataSource control as below:
  2. The main advantage of the DataSource control is that it simplifies the amount of custom code that needs to be written to retrieve and bind data, and even to sort, page through, or edit data.

  3. Now, let's create a simple GridView control and attach the previously created DataSource control as shown below:
  4. GridView is very similar to DataGrid and it has all those column features of DataGrid like TemplateColumn, BoundColumn to populate data as columns. EditItemTemplate and FooterTemplate can be used for editing and adding purposes. The following code shows the columns of the parent grid:

    Now that we have all the columns in place, we need the event handlers to take care of the Add/Edit/Delete actions. Handling these events is very straightforward compared to that for the DataGrid. The DataSource control takes care of the paging and sorting actions. Here is the final parent GridView control with all these events.

    With all the above options, the GridView looks like:

  5. Until now, we have created a parent GridView. Now we are going to extend these features in a child GridView as well.
  6. Before adding another GridView, we must understand how GridView emits its content as HTML tags. For an Internet Explorer browser, GridView is like a regular Table with TR and TD tags. So, if we can manipulate the parent GridView to forcibly close a row and emit a child GridView as another row, we are done with it.

    What is displayed is some HTML table cell and row tags that effectively intercept the current output that will be generated by the GridView with our own special implementation. Namely, we are telling the table (when it's drawn) to close the current cell, the current row, and now add a new row with one blank column (for spacing) and another column (spanning all columns) that we'll use to display a second GridView. Here is the piece of code which explains this:

    Here, I have created a division id='div Eval('CustomerID') with an ID of Customer (parent row) which holds the child GridView so that we can dynamically hide and expand it by using the DIV ID. Also, we need a column in the main GridView which holds the image to expand and collapse the child GridView as below:

    Here, the JavaScript function expandcollapse will take care of the expand and collapse action.

  7. In order to bind the child GridView, we can't use the static DataSource control as we have used for the parent GridView. We will have to dynamically prepare the query based on the customer ID of the corresponding parent row, and that we can do it in the RowDataBound event of the parent grid as below:

    Here, the ChildDataSource function forms the query using the passed customer ID and returns the AccessDataSource.

  8. Now, we have data in the child grid as well, with dynamic expand and collapse. Let's add the effects one by one as we did for the parent grid. However, before going further, there is a little tricky part involved. In the case of the parent grid, there is only a unique ID (GridView1), and in the case of the child, there will be several unique IDs that get generated at run time. If we can identify the one which we need, that will solve this problem.

    Paging and sorting were taken care of by the DataSource control in the case of the parent grid. For the child grid, we have to take care of it manually using the corresponding events PageIndexChanging and Sorting. A sample code of the paging event looks like:

    Here, we have identified the run time unique ID of the child grid which needs paging along with the new page number. We are going to use these variable values in the RowDataBound event of the parent grid, as below:

The remaining actions (Sorting/Edit/Update/Delete) can also be handled similarly to paging. Refer to the source code attached above.

Conclusion

The GridView has more features compared to the DataGrid, which will make it easier to code, and also, we can include HTML tags in between for more flexibility.

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I am using a gridview in aspx and i have two pages that registration and details.aspx once registration completed it should goto details page in details.aspx i have kept a gridview in that GV i am supposed be use row command event for a button it should show the all the rsults for the students with the edit button as the last column for all the students i used item template for that. but in row command event i dont know the function to write if user clicking edit it should goto the edit page using the userid the id should be noon editable mode and other fields can editable.

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2 Answers

First your button control CommandArgument property must have a unique value in each row:

Then on your code behind GridView3_RowCommand event you will have something like the code below:

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Two methods To do this Windows 7 ems enabled.

Asp Gridview Rowcommand

Method 1

Please change these things in markup

  1. Change CommandName='EditUserName'
  2. Omit the CommandArgument. We don't need this

Code-behind

Method 2

Give a CommandArgument. You can give many different arguments like these

  1. CommandArgument='<%# Container.DataItemIndex %>'
  2. CommandArgument='<%# Container.DisplayIndex %>'
  3. CommandArgument='<%# ((GridViewRow) Container).RowIndex %>' (the one Ali gave)

Now in code, do this

P.S:

1.The reason for changing the CommandName is that if the CommandName='Edit', it will fire the RowEditing event which will give you this error

The GridView 'GridView3' fired event RowEditing which wasn't handled.

2.Place the Page_Load code inside if(!IsPostBack) or else none the above methods work.

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