| Advanced DataGridding: Paging, Sorting, Showing Grid Statistics and Hiding Redundant Controls |
| DotNetJunkies |
| This article takes a look at how to solve some of the most common problems developers encounter when trying to work with the DataGrid. These include DataGrid paging, sorting by columns, showing statistics about result, hiding the pager button and hiding the DataGrid itself when there are no results to display. This article walks you through a solution. |
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| ASP.NET DataGrid Column Sorting |
| DotNetJunkies |
| In last two week's I have shown you how to implement both built-in and custom paging functionality using the ASP.NET DataGrid server control. This week I will show you how to implement column sorting using the DataGrid. |
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| ASP.NET DataGrid Column Sorting |
| DotNetJunkies |
| This week I will show you how to implement column sorting using the DataGrid Web common control. |
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| ASP.NET DataGrid Paging Part 1 - Built-In Paging |
| DotNetJunkies |
| In this article Doug Seven introduces you to paging data with the DataGrid using the built-in paging capabilities. This article uses Visual Basic .NET and SQL Server 2000. |
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| Building a DataNavigator Control |
| MSDN |
| The list of ASP.NET rich data-bound controls is a long one, but it's not all-encompassing. You won't find any Microsoft® .NET counterpart for the Data control—a scrollable and updateable binding context that data-bound controls could rely on to refresh their user interface. The original Data control allowed for simple movements—first, next, previous, and last. It worked on top of a Recordset object and exposed the UpdateRecord method to save changes according to the capabilities of the currently selected type of cursor. While not the perfect programming tool, the Data control was especially good at building simple user interfaces for tables used internally for administrative purposes. |
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| Building a Full-Featured Custom DataGrid Control |
| DotNetJunkies |
| In this article, we will examine and implement these very features and demonstrate how you can build your very own Datagrid control component, one that you will be able to customize, and more importantly reuse. Based on this ability, you will then end up with one powerful control that will have many implementations, from which you could learn about creating almost any other types of custom controls. |
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| Building a Generic Database Tool Using .NET and Three Tier Architecture |
| DotNetJunkies |
| In this article, Sun shows how easy it is to develop a n–tiered Web application to create a generic database tool using ASP.NET and the .NET Framework. The system is quite simple and is able to handle the management of any simple table in any database. It provides an excellent starting point for providing a generic database tool. |
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| Datagrid Common operations include editing, updating, deleting |
| The Code Project |
| Datagrid Common operations include editing, updating, deleting |
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| Discussion Forum Board |
| Master C# |
| This example updates the previous forum example that I had written for beta1. A lot has changed since then, even though from outside the forum has the same looks internally a lot has changed! Due to this I have taken the trouble to elaborate this example into easy to understand pieces. |
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| Displaying data in a DataGrid using VS.NET IDE |
| C# Corner |
| We need fast coding, especially when there lots of data needed to be accessed through the web. We need an efficient way to create interfaces for the users to manipulate the data. DataGrid is one of the very useful controls in ASP.NET, and VS.NET even maximize its efficiency by keeping the code that we need to write to a minimum. |
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| Handling DataGrid Events |
| ASP Alliance |
| When a DataGrid starts up (you run the page), several events are fired at certain times, these events give you the opportunity to do some extra coding to change the DataGrid. |
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| Internal Site Search Engine |
| The Code Project |
| Site Search Engine searches an entire page for matching keyword(s) or a phrase and will count how many times the keyword(s) or phrase are found on the page, and displays the results with the highest matches first. |
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| Paging Database Results in ASP.NET |
| 4Guys from Rolla |
| In Part 1 we looked at how to bind a DataSet to the DataGrid Web control. However, in our live demo we noted that the sheer number of results made the data hard to consume for visitors. Ideally, we'd like to page this data. In this part, we'll look at how to implement paging using the DataGrid Web control. It is surprisingly easy! |
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| Persistent and Bidirectional Sorting In ASP.NET DataGrid |
| Bipin Joshi |
| If you have work with sorting feature of ASP.NET DataGrid, you must have noticed that the sorting works only for the current page of the grid. As soon as you change the 'state' of the page the sorting is lost (For example when page index is changed). This is because the value of SortExpression is available only in SortCommand event. In order to persist the sorting we need to preserve this value some where. In addition to this we do not have in-built mechanism to perform bidirectional (ascending-descending) sorting. In this small article I will show you how to accomplish these tasks using ViewState object. |
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| Search Pages using Data-bound Controls, Index Server, and ASP.NET |
| DevHood |
| If you've ever created a search page using Microsoft Index Server and ASP, you will probably agree that it's not the easiest task to accomplish. There much you have to plan for and all sorts of paging issues to handle. For the Iowa State University College of Veterinary Medicine web site, I've created a new search application using ASP.NET and data-bound controls. This tutorial will be lengthy and will cover about everything you need to create a powerful search page that does almost everything automatically with ASP.NET Web Server Controls. We will cover querying Index Server with ADO.NET, binding data to controls, serialization using XML, and several algorithms to assist you with query-string creation and drop-down box selection, since ASP.NET's drop-down controls don't automatically select the previous item for you. |
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| TripleASP.Net Table Editor |
| http://tripleasp.net/ |
| I recently started building some data administration pages for TripleASP.Net. Functions like adding resources, editing and moving content, will need to have specific pages/controls and methods to efficiently handle their administration. However, I quickly noticed that building a custom page/control to edit each table would be a very tedious process. In addition, some of the tables only require one or two values to be updated or tweaked every once in a while. So I decided to start exploring some of SQL Server’s system tables in an attempt to build a user control that would be capable of administering all of them, with little or no customization needed to edit each table. And the TripleASP.Net Table Editor was born. |
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| Vanishing Master/Detail DataGrid |
| DotNetJunkies |
| In this article, Filip will explain an interesting phenomenon which happens when you try to add more functionality to a nested dynamically created DataGrid. |
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