Insert Before After row in Grid

[jagdeep]

Hi

I am working on Creating a grid under ASP.NET 2.0 c# enviornment with the following features.

1) The grid priovides a dropdown having a list of employees. Updates/Deletes/Inserts will be done on the basis of employeeID selected for a row.
2) Some fields are ReadOnly.
3) Ability to click "Insert Before", "Insert After" links on each row. and do inplace inserting to add new rows in the grid. (Not like a popup as provided
by FormView/ Details View). This is to create a ordered list where each employee could be having multiple entries.

S.No. 3 is mandatory feature required on UI.

I have looked into GridView also. Any pointers theoratical/code would be helpful.

 

[ca8msm]

So they are your requirements for the project...but what is your question? What do you have so far in terms of code?


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[jagdeep]

i have not started coding for this yet.

My main requirement is to provide "Insert Before"/ "Insert After" on each line of grid.

i am just analysing if i can leverage an existing control (GridView/FormView/ Details )/ or create my own control using c#

mahalo
Jacks

 

[ca8msm]

If you are just analysing whether the GridView is capable of this, then yes it is. You can just add a new empty row to your data source (at the relevant before/after position), rebind the grid and then edit that row.


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[jagdeep]

i want the reverse of this operation, creating a blank row, (Above or below) an existing row in UI, and save it to database

mahalo
Jacks

 

[ca8msm]

OK, so just do the opposite then.


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