Forms Data Controls :: How To Show GridView Footer Visible, If No Data In GridView
Jan 17, 2010
I have a customized gridvew i.e. grvResult. There is a textbox and a InsertButton in the footer.
If there is a data populated into gridview it is showing GridView footer and inserting data but if there is no data in gridview then its footer also not visible.
I have tried in two ways to make footer visible but it is showing following error:
Object reference not set to an instance of an object.
i have used gridview to display data from the database and in the gridview i want to add two buttons CONFIRM and CANCEL...the problem is when i am addind two buttons they are added in another columns footer....how to align them in the center of the gridview...
I have a grid that contains a footer row conating the textboxes to insert data. The problem is that when there is no row in the the grid the header and the footer does not get displayed. Is there any way to show header and footer when there is no row in the grid?
I wanted to create CrossTab o/p as In Ms Access. tried couple of articles based upon coding in C# but in one way or other they could not give me final result. Then I posted here.
muhammedsalimp almost resolved my query. But only problem I am left with is adding a TotalSum to the selective columns in GridView or In SQL.
It can be seen from the screen-shot that columns 1-7 does not require sum but columns after 7 all will require sum as they are the Items passed their now will vary from day to day.
I've got a gridview in which I have a footer that I use to insert rows into the grid. However, if the grid is empty no data is displayed (including the footer). Is there a way to still show the footer row so a user can insert additional rows into the grid despite it starting out as empty?
I have a gridview with insert new row controls in the footer binded to sql datasource. I want to show the footer when the datasource is empty. Although the empty data template is there but any other solution you fellows can tell me ?
I am trying to show the footer template of a gridview on page load when there is no data in the database. The reason why im saying page load is that I have code to actually pull data from the database instead of a datasource.
I got how to add textbox to gridview at footer... it working fine... but if i do pagination for it.. textbox at footer in gridview reapeting in all page.. but i want to show that textbox at last page of gridview..
In nested gridview, i am finding some problem, i want to show child Grid headers in Parent Gridview. Can anyone tell me that how it is possible? Its very urgent. Waiting for quick response.
I have created a Dynamic Grid View, means there will be a dropdownlist, that contains the list of all tables.User will select any table and data present in that table will be displayed in a gridview.
Now in the footer there is a option to add new items. For that i have done upto this.
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This dynamically adds TextBox control at the footer where user can provide input.And after Click of a button those data will be inserted in the respective table. how to get those TextBox's Text on the click of a Button ?How shall i provide TextBox's ID to get its Text?
i have a gridview to disply the customers forecast details with quantity. i need to have the quantity total in footer of the gridview. how can we do this in gridview..
but in the output for footer its created one more column at the end but i dont want to create a new column for this footer because all other detail cells are empty. i want to show the Footer without affect any other columns.if i include the footer code in the mid of the bound field then also its created a new column so the details cells are empty,
After displaying a summary data in Gridview Column Footer in ASP.Net...is there a way that i can then use that summary(total information) in other parts of the application? For instance, like adding the total from the GridView footer to a different data that appears in a textbox somewhere else within the app?
So if i have a GridView like this
entry1 10 entry2 20 Total 30 <----this is the info in the footer
then add this footer total to a total from another control? How can i get this done? How do i go about using that total from the gridview in my app?
I've been trying to get the total of some columns in my GridView. I used the code in the MSDN and finally did this:
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GVcm is the name of my gridview.I have a button that loads the gridview, but it does not show the total. I don't know if I have to call this method inside the ButtonClick Event, I'm still a noob with c# and asp.net.Other things that maybe you should know, I'm not using template fields, I don't know if that is the problem I'm using normal bounfields.
If I want to add the value of a GridView footer to say, the values in 3 textbox, and then put the summed up value in a 4th textbox called txtSum...how do i go about getting this done? Are there any examples out there that I can take a look at?
So to further elaborate on the task I need to complete...the textboxes do not reside within the GridView. I want to take the total within the footer of the GridView and add it to values that are within textboxes which are located in other locations of the page, then displaying the result in another textBox that is also located somewhere else on the page. Meaning, there are 5 different controls located at several locations on the page which are involved.
How can i add a textBox to the footer of a gridview? I just want to add one testBox which would display the total of one of the gridview columns. Are there any examples out there that I can take a look at? My google search did not return any.
Here is what my Gridview looks like right now...
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Basically i want my grid view to look like this:
First Entry 20 Second Entry 50 Fifth Entry 30 Total (Footer) 100 <== this in a textbox.
So only one Textbox is required in the whole GridView..
I am dynamically binding dataset to a gridview(No Columns at design time) .I need to show Totals for some of the dynamically generated columns in the footer.