1. Working with GridView Control: Adding Columns

2. Adding Buttons to a Bound GridView: 1. Drag the WebProduct table from Data connection to a page 2. Demo Enable Sorting,Editing,Deleting,Selection

3. Edit Columns –Bound Fields –Command Fields: Edit, update, cancel Select Delete –Template Fields Example: –Click GridView ’ s smart tag and click: Enable Edit –Update, Cancel –ASP.Net will execute the command automatically.

4. Rearrange the Fields Order Click GridView ’ s smart tag Select Edit Columns option Use the Up/Down button of the Selected Fields window to rearrange fields order

5. Create a bound gridView with a textbox and a button

6. Enable Select Click GridView’s smart tag and click: Enable Select –This will add a Select field to the gridview which is a type of command field. Click Edit Columns Click the Select field from the Selected Fields window to edit its property: –Button type property: Button Link –“Select text” property: AddToCart

7. Adding Textbox to a Bound DataGrid GridView smart tag/Add New Column: –From the Available Fields list, select Template fields and click Add: HeaderText: This text will be used as column name Click OK - Edit Template –Drag a textbox to the template window. Click the smart tag and select End Edit Template

8. Select Button Select button will trigger GridView ’ s SelectedIndexChange event. Use this event we can retrieve the value of every cell in the selected row. We can use this button to retrieve value entered in the Quantity textbox. Properties: –GridView1.SelectedIndex –GridView1.SelectedRow.Cells[Index] 0-based index

9. Command Field: Select Select a row and trigger event: –SelectedIndexChanged Retrieve the selected row: –GridView1.SelectedRow Retrieve cells of the selected row: –GridView1.SelectedRow.Cells[4] –It is a template with a Controls collection Convert the template to textbox: –TextBox t = (TextBox)(GridView1.SelectedRow.Cells[4].Controls[1]); Retrieve data entered in the textbox: – Response.Write(t.Text);

10. GridView’s SelectedIndexChanged Event Procedure Example protected void GridView1_SelectedIndexChanged(object sender, EventArgs e) { string PID; PID=GridView1.SelectedRow.Cells[0].Text; TextBox qty = (TextBox)(GridView1.SelectedRow.Cells[4].Controls[1]); Response.Write(PID); Response.Write(qty.Text); }

11. Display Product Images with Product Information in a GridView

12. Images Folder and Save Image Path in the database 1. Add a folder and name it “Images” –Right click project name and select add/New Folder 2. Add images to the Images folder: –Right click Images folder/Add/Existing item/select images to add to the folder 3. In the product table, add a field to store the path to the image file.

13. A Product Table with Image Path Example: Path to the pic1.jpg file in the Images folder is: ~/Images/pic1.jpg

14. Create a GridView to Show Products with images, textbox and Add Button 1. Drag the Product table from the Data Connection to create the bound gridView. 2. Select Edit/Column by clicking the smart tag and delete the ProdPicPath field from the Selected Fields list. 3. Select Add New Column to add a new template 4. Select Edit Template and drag an Image control from the Toolbox to the template. 4. Click the Image control in the template and select Edit DataBindings. 5.Select Field Binding/Bound to/ProdPicPath