Selecting and Highlighting Multiple Columns in a Data Grid

In ASP.NET 1.X and ASP.NET 2.0 DataList was the primary control used to display data in groups. In ASP.NET 3.5 we have a new control that takes care of grouping data. In this article we are going to demonstrate how to group data using the ListView control.

Selecting multiple checkboxes inside a GridView control has been lot in discussion but I was unable to find any solution to following problems:



If page has two or more GridViews?
If Gridviews are in usercontrol?
If page has a Masterpage?

So to sort out these problems I picked an article that was of great help "GridView CheckBox Selection With a Twist". And here are few changes

The ASP.NET GridView control is the successor to the ASP.NET DataGrid control which has many built in functionalities like paging, sorting, editing or deleting data. In this article I will explain how to select checkboxes inside the GridView control.

This article gives you information about GridView paging and multiple row deletion using CheckBox selection and LINQ.

Learn how to create a custom Ajax Grid and Pager with the Microsoft ASP.NET AJAX platform. Introduction This article will show you how to create an AJAX Grid and a generic pager, which mimics the built-in GridView control on the client side. Features The Control(s) Provides: .Able to bind to any web service call that returns an array. .A GridView like API on the client side. .Able to AutoGenerate Columns based upon the dataSource. .Support for Sorting and Paging where developer can spawn his/her own logic. .Full VS Design Time Support. .Supports Column Drag and Drop. .Compatible with all major browsers including IE, Firefox, Opera and Safari.

Hi,

I would want to know what is better: to keep a lot of data in cache at once or to keep a little data by paging?

 

For example:

I have 1000 articles and 200 pages.

 Hi, I have window form to let user fill data, I want to alert user if close web browser before saved web form data, could anyone provide any clue?

 

Thanks,

Martin

Hi all,

I have a SQL routine which builds me an entire XML file and returns it as a string. 
If I save the content of this file as sample.xml for instance, I am able to open it in IE or any other browser and the user can expand the nodes and see all the content he wishes.

I am trying to build a ASP.Net page which will display the content of a XML file in the same way (or similar) that the browsers do.

So far, I've been reading some posts and noticed I can use XmlDataSource control and its Data property to load the entire XML doc as a string. Now I am stuck how to display the contents. I found TreeView very confusing and not sure if DataGrid would be a alternative as well. I need to user to be able to open and expand the nodes.

Please someone point me to the right direction. What controls to use, etc... sample codes are the best ;-)

Thank you

 

A CompareValidator to check the textbox for date type and a RangeValidation the check the date range is applied to a textbox. But if user enters incorrect date format, both validators are triggered. Is there any way to set the trigger sequence so that only one validator fires in this scenaio?

Thanks.

 

i grid view contain the following coloum

id    name         DateofBirth                  DateofJoining 

1       a            22-Aug-1980                      10-jan-2000

1       a            22-may-1980                      20-feb-2000

1       a            12-Feb-1980                      15-mar-2000

1       a            3-Aug-1980                      7-jan-2000

how to sort if we click   DateofBirth or Dateofjoining and not sort any where if we click(Id,Name)