Thanks!
To create the event handlers is NOT the problem VS does it for me when I
select the event from the dropdaown of events.
Also when you use the buttons created by the property builder, a click on
the button does more then just fire the event. for example the the
editcommand draws text boxes for the bound columns and only then fire the
event.
what I am looking for, is the syntax to make those commands work.
for example I have a button to add a row that first inserts a new (almost
empty) row in the database then I want it to show that row and put it in edit
mode.
So all in all I want to be able to imitate the user's clicks on the command
buttons.
"James Steele" wrote:
> Hi Ofer,
>
> 1) Show the last page
>
> DataGrid1.CurrentPageIndex = (DataGrid1.PageCount - 1)
>
> 2) fire select.
>
> If I understand your question correctly....
>
> With the method that you are using, when the "edit" button is "selected",
> the grid will throw the EditCommand event. Try...
>
> Create a sub and use the Handles statement to handle the EditCommand
>
> Private Sub DataGrid1_EditCommand(blah blah....) Handles
> DataGrid1.EditCommand
>
> ....
>
> 3) Fire delete
>
> Same as 2 except you are handling the DeleteCommand event.
>
> 4) Last row in the last page
>
> You could place the following in an if statement...
>
> DataGrid1.Items.Count Mod DataGrid1.PageSize = 1 And _
> DataGrid1.CurrentPageIndex = DataGrid1.PageCount - 1 And_
> DataGrid1.CurrentPageIndex <> 0
>
> Good Luck!
>
>
> "Ofer" <> wrote in message
> news:783FDFAF-1D72-4526-A859-...
> >I finally learned that
> > DataGrid1.EditItemIndex = {row I want} -1
> > DataGrid1.DataBind()
> >
> > will make that row get to edit mode.
> > I am stiil looking for ways to programticaly do other things:
> > 1) show the last page
> > 2) fire select
> > 3) fire delete
> > 4) what is the last row in the last page
> >
> > Thanks!
>
>
>
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