ok, i found a solution. i ended up using an EditCommandColumn that i
found in the following article.
http://samples.gotdotnet.com/quickst...ataaccess.aspx
JLuv wrote:
> Ok, maybe a better way to put this...I want to know which row the link
> was clicked on.
> Then from there, I would know the row/column combination to use so that
> I can change the correct date.
>
> JLuv wrote:
> > I have a TemplateColumn in my DataGrid that consists of links. When the
> > links are clicked a javascript calendar is opened that returns a
> > selected date to a HiddenField. What I'm trying to do is take the row
> > in which the calendar was chosen and change the date inside of the
> > datagrid. (if that makes sense)
> > I know how to use "this.myGrid.Items[row].Cells[column]" to access
> > datagrid info, but i don't know how i would be able to tell my web app
> > which row was clicked.
> > I'm using C# ASP.NET, btw.
> > Any help? If this isn't enough info, plz let me know.