Hi,
well, I'd like to know how to still display the footer of a gridview
even if there is no data bound from the db. That is because I use the
footer to put my inputs to add a new record, so I need to be able to
add records, even if there is none yet...
thanks!
2  1872 
While its a hack, you're probably going to have to put in a dummy row in
your DataSource.
And (maybe) hide that row.
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news:11******** *************@f 14g2000cwb.goog legroups.com... Hi,
well, I'd like to know how to still display the footer of a gridview
even if there is no data bound from the db. That is because I use the
footer to put my inputs to add a new record, so I need to be able to
add records, even if there is none yet...
thanks!
There is an onemptytext row, maybe you can rewrite it's contents on render?
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news:11******** *************@f 14g2000cwb.goog legroups.com... Hi,
well, I'd like to know how to still display the footer of a gridview
even if there is no data bound from the db. That is because I use the
footer to put my inputs to add a new record, so I need to be able to
add records, even if there is none yet...
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