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  • ASPXGridView adding new row at specific index

    Hi ! I have a ASPxGridView and I want to be able to add new row at the index where the user click the GridViewCommandColumn.NewButton. What would be even better is if I could get the EditForm to open just UNDER the line where I clicked the New button, Is it possible to do that ?
    Posted to ASPxGridView and Editors Library (Forum) by Patrice Cote on 8/21/2009
    Filed under: ASPxGridView, EditForm, Insert ASPxGridView, ASPxGridView and Editors Library, ASPXGridView and Editors Library First New Row, Inserting
  • Insert new record from an EmptyDataRow

    Hi everyone, I have 2 ASPxGridViews that are related to one another. One is a Company grid and the sedcond one is the Divisions within the company. When a customer is selected (via link) the Division grid appears with the Company's assigned divisions. When a company has no divisions assigned to it...
    Posted to ASPxGridView and Editors Library (Forum) by Keren on 8/17/2008
    Filed under: ASPxGridView Templates, ASPxGridView, Insert ASPxGridView
  • AspxGridView Insert Callback or Postback?

    I am trying to insert a new record to an AspxGridView. The insertCommand like: insert into Table (col1, col2, col3) values (123, @col2, @col3) The @col2's direction is "InputOutput". I need to get its value after inserting. So, I put a code into the SqlDataSource_inserted event handler...
    Posted to ASPxGridView and Editors Library (Forum) by mrhsh g on 8/6/2008
    Filed under: ASPxGridView, aspxgridviewew callback, aspxGridView empty postback custom class dataset, Insert ASPxGridView, SQLDataSource
  • How to get @@identity after inserting

    I am trying an AspxGridview with SqlDataSource. I need to use the new record's identity immediately after inserting a new record to database. My InsertCommand like: insert into Table1 values(v1,v2,...) select convert(int, @@identity) as ID Inserting records works fine, but I don't know how to...
    Posted to ASPxGridView and Editors Library (Forum) by mrhsh g on 8/3/2008
    Filed under: ASPxGridView, Insert ASPxGridView, Updating ASPxGridView, SQLDataSource
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