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Sort Grid from Column Header and Drop Down???
Howdy All,
I posted a message on the topic earlier and thought I had it solved but in testing have found problems. I have a Templated GridView control on a webpage bound to an ObjectDataSource. There are 3 columns that are "Sortable" That sorting works fine until I add the dropdown with a "refresh" button into the mix. The only way that I have found to sort the grid from the dropdown requires the following code. When I set the e.Arguments.SortExpression it causes the grid to get sorted the problem is the Grid properties do not reflect this change. So when you next click on the grid column to sort it has the wrong information as to which column is sorted and what direction is sorted. So the first click on the column header the results are unpredicable. Is there a better way to do this? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks dbl protected void btnRefresh_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { sortColumn = Convert.ToInt16(cboSortBy.SelectedValue.Substring( 0, 1)); sortExpression = grdUpcoming.Columns[sortColumn].SortExpression; if (cboSortBy.SelectedValue.EndsWith("A")) { sortDirection = "ASC"; } else if (cboSortBy.SelectedValue.EndsWith("D")) { sortDirection = "DESC"; } else { throw new Exception("Invalid sort by Value"); } grdUpcoming.DataBind(); } protected void ObjectDataSource1_Selecting(object sender, ObjectDataSourceSelectingEventArgs e) { if (!e.ExecutingSelectCount) { if (sortExpression != "") { e.Arguments.SortExpression = sortExpression + " " + sortDirection; } else { cboSortBy.SelectedValue = GetSortColumnIndex().ToString() + grdUpcoming.SortDirection.ToString().Substring(0, 1).ToUpper(); } } } |
Re: Sort Grid from Column Header and Drop Down???
DBLWizard wrote: > So when you next click on the grid column to sort it has the wrong > information as to which column is sorted and what direction is > sorted. Store sorting information in the ViewState. Maybe you will find it usefull. http://www.codeproject.com/useritems/gridviewex.asp Regards |
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