Forms Data Controls :: Make The Gridview Add The New Row To The Bottom?
Feb 9, 2011
I have a formview tied to a gridview. The formview is used for insert, delete and update. A new row gets inserted to the top of the gridview instead of the bottom. How do I make the gridview add the new row to the bottom?
I would like to add an extra row at the bottom of my gridview and be able to make the td element span over the other columns does anyone know how to do this I want to add a control in the empty row
I have a database that has names and months of birth. I would like to have a Choose Month: with a drop down menu to select the month of your choice, then have the results show in a gridview at the bottom of the page. I thought this would be fairly simple but my grid doesn't show anything.
I have a grid view where the user can change pages at either the top or the bottom of the grid view. I want the view to go back to the top whenever a user changes the page, whether they are changing from the top or the bottom. I've tried using anchors and javascript to achieve this but it does not work. The javascript is executed and the user is taken to the top of the gridview, this can be seen by placing an alert after the javascript to change the view. But the last thing that happens on the page change is that the window is returned to it's previous position (the bottom of the page). Is there any way of doing this?
I'm working on a ASP.Net web page with two tables positioned in the center of the page with one on top of the other. The table on top contains input fields that are dynamically generated by the code-behind, so the number of input fields varies. The table on the bottom contains content that is constant and doesn't change. The layout of the page is fixed and must remain so. My question is, how do I make the bottom table dynamically adjust vertically so that it doesn't overlap with the fields from the top table. The general HTML layout of the page is something like the following:
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I'm thinking I could wrap the bottom table in a div, but I'm not sure what specific styling will achieve the desired effect. I basically want to maintain the fixed positioning horizontally, but have the vertical alignment adjust to prevent overlap with the top.
UPDATE:
Here is a screen cap that shows the two tables overlapping. The buttons you see are in the bottom table, the fields are supposed to be on the top, all elements are positioned absolutely in the center of the browser screen.
UPDATE 2:
I updated the HTML sample above with the styles that are currently in use.
Note.Using this on master page.Ok.After trying for hours i cannot get it to work.I need the footer to stay on the bottom of the screen.This is exactly what i want but i does not work(footer stays where content ends). URL.... My page structure is this:
I have a listview control and for paging I've used a datapager control. Problem is that it is appearing right hand side of the listview control. But I want to place it at the bottom of listview control. can any tell me why this is happening.here is the code
I am just getting back into asp.net programming and have gotten stuck on something I suspect is probably not too hard to fix but I can't seem to figure it out. I have a gridview which works fine and have added in subheaders to divide up the content as it's sorted by currency. But I need to insert a row at the bottom of each section that gives a balance determined from a seperate query. Initially I used the same logic as the header so when a currency changed it would insert a total row which works fine except it doesn't do a total row for the last section. I tried using if (e.Row.RowIndex = transactionData.Rows.Count) to determine the last row but those are the same throughout so it puts a total row under every row. Is the problem that I'm trying to do this inside RowDataBound? All I think I need to do is be able to tell when the current gridview row is the last one and then insert a row at the bottom. The code I already have puts in the other total rows.
What I have a grid view like this in my ASP. net web page I want to add a rown in the last having checkboxes equal to no of columns in this gridview and have a add link at the start of the row
I can add a row to the bottom of a listivew by inserting a table after the layouttemplate in a listview. It works fine for me to call the added controls from code-behind and chane the control values. Since my listview changes width dynamically depending on the contents of the data, my added table columns don't match up.
I have tried to access the width property of the table and then match the new ones with codebhind, but it doesn't seem to work.
I am simply trying to add a row to the bottom of the listview to provide for totals of the columnts. What is the best way to to that?
I'm not sure if you would consider it a foreign key field or not, but I have an agency table with an association to my Project table. It exists primarily to limit the input values of agency in the Project table to those listed in the Agency table. Anyway, everything works fine, except that when you insert/add a project, the Agency field is moved to the end of the list. I'd like to move it back where it belongs (further up the list).
i want to make a single row gridview which is having 4 columns.the last column of thhe gridview contain a button... the other 3 columns are editable(text box)... now when i click the button of final column,all the datas entered into the textbox field of each column is saved into database.
On my aspx page, I have a div which is 600px wide. Within this Div Tag is a Gridview that is binded to a datasource.The gridivew format has been themed to go with my webpage and the width has been set at 600px.On databind, the gridview shows items from a data table and there could be anything from 1 column up to 10opulated depending on the UserId.My question is how do I get the Gridview to continue to the next row if the there are to many items to show on one line.
I want to make an editable gridview with 4 boundfield. When a row is selected, I want to edit the value of the 2 boundfield. Can I use edit, update commandfield?. Because when I tested it, all the columns of the selected row becomes editable.
I am facing a problem with grid view footer template.. I just want to add a message like hello world in the bottom of the grid view as a seperate row... Right now I am using footer for this..but If the size of footer text increases the width of column which holds that will also increasing.. Is there any way to add a label in the bottom of the grid like
Ex: The number of Students is 200
This will needs to come in the bottom of grid without changing the size of columns..
i have 2 dropdownlist and gridview. Im trying to make a link after displaying the relational data in the gridview like below But how can i get the value and combine with the link
what i need is i need to show this url has like this
www.xxxxxx.com/A/Default.aspx is like Test1 www.xxxxxx.com/B/Default.aspx is like Test2 www.zzzzz.com/C/Default.aspx is like Test3 if user click Test1 it will open a new browser window with www.xxxxxx.com/A/Default.aspx if user click Test3 it will open a new browser window with www.zzzzz.com/C/Default.aspx
I have a gridview in my page with some rows, and users are navigated to this page from another page which pass a querystring to this page. I want to scroll the page to the appropriate row upon recieved querystring in page_load() method of the page.
I am able to put gridview inside asp:panel and scrolling works too. But the moment I down, the header of gridView scrolls above inside the panel and gets hidden.
I just want to scroll rows, not the header. How can I do that?. Following is what I am using.
On a side note, I have tried to wrap gridView in DIV but div doesn't show the scroll bars in the first load for some reason.
how to make a gridview's header fixed and sortable. All the solutions I've seen do one or the other, but not both. If I put the header in a separate table, I don't know how to make it sort. None of the CSS options I've seen work either.
My gridview isn't anything special, but it is databound via a data accessor in c#.