Hi Tim:
I think we will need to see some more code. When you do the sorting,
is there any possibility you could be binding to an empty DataSource?
--
Scott
http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/
On 1 Nov 2004 21:17:03 -0800,
(Kepler)
wrote:
>I'm fighting a really strange bug that involves both a DataGrid and a
>Repeater disappearing on postback. The strange thing is that I've
>distilled the problem down to a simple program, that originally could
>reproduce the problem, but now can't, even as I add complexity back
>in.
>
>The basic scenario is a custom DataGrid (just make a class that
>derives from DataGrid) that has a LinkButton in a HeaderTemplate that
>has a CommandName="sort" and CommandArgument="whatever". Only
>DataBind if it's not a postback, and there you go. (I can give more
>code later). It's actually a bit more complicated in that sorting and
>paging are handled mostly within the control. I've intercepted almost
>all the handlers I can to see what is different between the working
>version and the non-working version (sometimes just a difference in
>time of day it seems). Here's what I found.
>
>Postback (when it's working):
>grid OnInit
>page OnInit
>grid LoadViewState
>grid CreateControlCollection
>grid InitializeItem
>page OnLoad
>grid OnLoad
>OnSortCommand
>
>Postback (when it doesn't work - and DataGrid disappears):
>grid OnInit
>page OnInit
>grid CreateControlCollection
>grid LoadViewState
>page OnLoad
>grid OnLoad
>
>The actual control is IDENTICAL in both cases. I'm pulling my hair
>out to figure out what is possibly different. This problem is driving
>me crazy, especially since I originally duplicated the problem in a
>simplified test case. Once I changed a small something that caused
>the problem to go away in the test case, I then went and changed it
>back, and WHAMMO, it didn't happen again. In fact, I can't get it to
>happen at all in my test case again, even though all the code is
>almost a duplicate of my bigger app. Any leads at all will be greatly
>appreciated. I'll post more code tomorrow.