How can I get several GridViews on a single page to share the same Column widths?
I have four GridViews with (essentially) the same columns in each. They have unique headers and represent data from different queries. I want to maximize readability by allowing the columns to be dynamically sized based on the data but I don't want each GridView to do it independently. Having same-named columns one above the other with different widths looks very sloppy. Instead want all four GridViews to choose the same size for column 1, the same size for column 2, etc.
In windows apps I believe there is a property for this called SharedSizeGroup which allows you to set columns from different controls to collaborate when deciding on the optimum size.
Can this be achieved at all in ASP.NET? Is it just too much to ask because the dynamic column widths are up to the browser?
I have a .net code that generate a nested grid kind of output. I have written the logic to to generate the nested grid in prerender. The use html tables to generate the same. I need to align all the columns in the grid.
How can I align the columns of nested tables for the following HTML code. I want all the columns from all nested tables to be aligned. I will use that logic then in my prerender.
Is there a way to define a <Columns> outside of a GridView in my .aspx file such that I can use those <Columns> in multiple GridViews in the same page? I have two GridViews that will have the same DataSource type, just with different content, and I'd rather not repeat all my customized TemplateFields in each. This seems simple enough, it's just I'm new to ASP.NET. Coming from WPF, it feels like I should be able to define my <Columns> in some parent "Resources" area, define its TargetType, give it a key, and then reference that key wherever I want those <Columns> to appear.
I'm attempting to create a 3-level deep nested gridview. I get the data in the right columns on the right rows, my problem is the columns aren't aligning.
My parent is OK, but it seen to break down when I add the second and third gridview. I've used the method of:
1. creating a table after my templatefield/Itemtemplate
2. then placing a .tr. and .td. before the first child gridview. But as I see the problem, if the child gridview is a .td. how do I add another .td. to that row?
I have multiple gridviews to be exported to excel. 1 gridview per worksheet.
How to do that ? ( or in general how to write an html string to a worksheet )
This is to be done in asp.net , server side.
I can create multiple worksheets via epplus.codeplex.com nicely, but it works on cell level. I could export DataTable, but how to export Gridview's HTML ?
i have gridview with checkbox inside having postback even to true, when i added update panel to it and when i add trigger having controlid as name of the checkbox.. error is showing checkbox not found..
I am needing to display two gridviews in the same panel on a form. Each of the gridviews has their own sqldatasource. Both datasources pull from the same table but they have a different record selection. When I view this in the browser I only see one gridview displayed. Can someone tell me how to do this or is there a better way to get a two gridview look without using the gridview?
I have created a page which contains multiple gridviews for a large report. They now want to have a nice printout of these gridviews in Word.I am able to export multiple gridviews into Word fine, but the problem is I want to add a heading in between each gridview and am unable to do so.
I am trying to export multiple gridviews to Word. I am able to do this but what i want to do is add some headings and text in between each grivdiew. Please see my code below i am using to export the gridviews.
I plan on having multiple Gridviews on one page populated completely in code behind. The only difference between them will be the Stored Procedure. In an effort to save having to write the following for each gridview, can I reuse the commands for each of them. Below is a sample of one of the commands that I would like to use, as well as the bind sub that I am using.
I realize that it will not be at all difficult to cut and paste each of these lines, and making the minor edits for each one. I just would like to keep my code behind file thin, as well as only limiting the chance for mistakes by using multiple commands.
I have 3 gridviews on my page, all with the same columns. I want the user to be able to click on a button and it export all three gridviews to an Excel file, whether on 3 different worksheets or the same worksheet (preferrably the same, but either will do).
And in code behind, I insert footer rows to total by department, so if I use this
Export to Excel control it will export only 1 gridview at a time and won't export the inserted footer rows separating the departments.
I've got a page with 3 gridviews (well more than 3 but 3 main ones) on it, each includes a template field which uses a ToggleButtonExtender to display images instead of checkboxes. Each one works fine on it's own but if the index is changed on any of the gridviews the images stop displaying on the others
on my webpage having 5 gridview n when m click on PrintAll ... it combine all record in one gridview .....so wt can i do to get the Gridview as it is on after print .......n m rendering Div nt gridview . attaching code also.
I have a multiView control within which I have 3 views as part of building a customer order.
Step 1: Customer is selected from gridView and Customer Name is saved in MultiView Session.
Step 2: Products are chosen from gridView. The grid is re-bound depending on which product category is selected in a dropDownList. The product details are also stored.
Step 3: All of the details required to build the INSERT query are passed to labels on a form to be reviewed before committing to db. The next stage, now that I have managed to select multiple rows, will be to display this data in another gridView.
Everything works fine, except for the paging and dropDownList which is causing the checkbox state to be lost after postBack.
I've read a few articles on this, but I think I have made the task more complicated due to the dropDownList in addition to paging. Essentially the customer will be able to select various product lines, across various bindings of the gridView so I need to persist the checkbox state and retain the data for the INSERT query.
