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| Paging in dataGrid Hi all I have a problem in paging datagrid .. I have a datagrid and i have template columns in it - is that affect on paging ? , so why paging doesn't work . i tried the following code after allowing paging to datagrid: private void DataGrid1_PageIndexChanged(object source, System.Web.UI.WebControls.DataGridPageChangedEventArgs e) { DataGrid1.CurrentPageIndex = e.NewPageIndex; DataGrid1.DataBind(); } does that should code work ? or could any one give me a successeded code please . Thanx.. |
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| Re: Paging in dataGrid Can you please tell us what is exactly happening when you run this code. |
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| Re: Paging in dataGrid hey man if u put a template in the datagrid, that doesn't affect. for the paging to work well u should write the source below. private void DataGrid1_PageIndexChanged(object source, System.Web.UI.WebControls.DataGridPageChangedEventArgs e) Handles DataGrid1.PageIndexChanged { DataGrid1.CurrentPageIndex = e.NewPageIndex; <!-- here u should open connection execute the query close the connection then data binding -->DataGrid1.DataBind(); |
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| Re: Paging in dataGrid Thank you very much , But i did that before , The problem is i am using template columns , and change the properties of the controls(in the template columns) by a for loop which change all controls according to the index of the loop. but the compiler fires error when the index exceeds the page size for(int i=0;i<ds.Tables[0].Rows.Count;i++) { DataGridItem dgi = DataGrid1.Items[i]; // this is the error LinkButton c_lb=(LinkButton)dgi.FindControl("Client_LB"); c_lb.Text=ds.Tables[0].Rows[i][0].ToString(); } Exception Index was out of range. Must be non-negative and less than the size of the collection. Parameter name: index |
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| Re: Paging in dataGrid i dont know man i didnt face this problem i used as i told u and didnt face this problem sorry |
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| Re: Paging in dataGrid You definitely get this error as the data shown in grid is only 10 records(depending on the count you mentioned) but you are looping through the all the records in dataset. Quote:
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| Re: Paging in dataGrid Thanx very much I know that this is the problem and how can i change all the controls data without a loop throw all rows i ask you , if u have another solution plz . i have 3 days trying it ,i spent more and more time. Thanx again waitting any response. bye |
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| Re: Paging in dataGrid There are some grid events like ItemBound where you can set controls values. If you can tell me when exactly(On which event) and which record you want to display in controls it will be great. |
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| Re: Paging in dataGrid Thank you very much i have just tried the ItemDataBound event which set values to items in the bound time , it is really great .. but also i have a problem in that event that how can i get a text from a cell from the e handler ? i tried the following code in that event DataGridItem dgi=e.Item; SqlDataAdapter ad = new SqlDataAdapter("select Client_Name,Proj_Name,Task_Name,Task_Progress,Task_EndDate,Proj_Color,Task.Task_Id from Task,Client,Project where Task_Owner='"+Session["Uname"].ToString()+"' and Task.Task_Proj_Id=Project.Proj_Id and Project.Proj_Client_Id =Client.Client_Id and Task.Task_Id="+dgi.Cells[0].Text,con); DataSet ds1= new DataSet(); LinkButton c_lb=(LinkButton)dgi.FindControl("Client_LB"); c_lb.Text=ds1.Tables[0].Rows[0][0].ToString(); but aslo the problem of paging is still exist .. and i put in the 1st column the field of the task_id in databinding of the datagrid (as a Bound column) where can get the rest of columns data by quering by it .. although it returns an empty value at the first and the last rows of items if you have a nice code to handle this event , i will be very pleased Thank you very much |
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| Re: Paging in dataGrid Ok Thanx very much the event just worked and the problem is solved .. i used try and catch to handle the exception .. and all is right now . Thanx very much and Thanx for all who help me Bye :p :p :p :p |
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