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WhiskeyRomeo
I working through a book on ASP.Net, I added a GridView and SQLDataSource.
Everything worked as expected upon debugging. The rows were displayed with
the Update and Delete buttons on each row. Upon pressing update button on a
row the row did go into edit mode. Changine a few fields and pressing Update
resulted in nothing happening.
In looking at the book's solution is has a entry for each command button as
follows:
CausesValidation="False"
Adding this property to each command button results in the GridView working
properly. It is as if this line should say AutoPostBack="True".
If this property is required, why isn't automatically entered when dropping
a GridView on the design surface?
If you set CauseValidation="True", again the Update button does not cause a
postback even if you turn the updatable columns into template columns and
create a RequiredField validator for each.
WR
Everything worked as expected upon debugging. The rows were displayed with
the Update and Delete buttons on each row. Upon pressing update button on a
row the row did go into edit mode. Changine a few fields and pressing Update
resulted in nothing happening.
In looking at the book's solution is has a entry for each command button as
follows:
CausesValidation="False"
Adding this property to each command button results in the GridView working
properly. It is as if this line should say AutoPostBack="True".
If this property is required, why isn't automatically entered when dropping
a GridView on the design surface?
If you set CauseValidation="True", again the Update button does not cause a
postback even if you turn the updatable columns into template columns and
create a RequiredField validator for each.
WR