VB.NET dynamically create datagrid and set its datasource

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Donna Mar 15, 10:11 am show options

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I try to dynamically add datagrid to my web form in VB.NET. But when I

try to setup the datasource, the DATASOURCE is not the property of
datagrid. Anybody know the reason?
I tried the same thing in C#, the DATASOURCE is the property of
datagrid and it works great.
thanks for your help

[Scott Allen]

Hi Donna:

DataSource is a property available on a DataGrid for all the
languages. Are you saying DataSource doesn't appear in the properties
window? Or doesn't compile?

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On 15 Mar 2005 10:33:17 -0800, dy****@yahoo.com wrote:

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I try to dynamically add datagrid to my web form in VB.NET. But when I

try to setup the datasource, the DATASOURCE is not the property of
datagrid. Anybody know the reason?
I tried the same thing in C#, the DATASOURCE is the property of
datagrid and it works great.
thanks for your help

[dyw55a]

Actually datasource is not the property of datagrid when you create the
datagrid in the run time instead of design time. Here is the code
Public Sub CreateGrid()
'declare a new datagrid and set properties
Dim DataGrid1 As New DataGrid()

'bind datagrid
'*************************************
'I will get error in here and tell me that
'datasource is not the property of DataGrid1
DataGrid1.DataSource = GetDataSet()
DataGrid1.DataBind()

'add datagrid to the page
Page.Controls(1).Controls.Add(DataGrid1)

End Sub

Any thought?
thanks

Scott Allen wrote:

Hi Donna:

DataSource is a property available on a DataGrid for all the
languages. Are you saying DataSource doesn't appear in the properties
window? Or doesn't compile?

--
Scott
http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/

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I try to dynamically add datagrid to my web form in VB.NET. But when I
try to setup the datasource, the DATASOURCE is not the property of
datagrid. Anybody know the reason?
I tried the same thing in C#, the DATASOURCE is the property of
datagrid and it works great.
thanks for your help

[Scott Allen]

Hi:
On 15 Mar 2005 19:06:40 -0800, dy****@yahoo.com wrote:

Actually datasource is not the property of datagrid when you create the
datagrid in the run time instead of design time. Here is the code
Public Sub CreateGrid()
'declare a new datagrid and set properties
Dim DataGrid1 As New DataGrid()

'bind datagrid
'*************************************
'I will get error in here and tell me that
'datasource is not the property of DataGrid1
DataGrid1.DataSource = GetDataSet()
DataGrid1.DataBind()

'add datagrid to the page
Page.Controls(1).Controls.Add(DataGrid1)

End Sub

Any thought?
thanks

That seems odd, the only thing I can think of is that you have another
class by the name of DataGrid. Try:

Dim DataGrid1 As New System.Web.UI.WebControls.DataGrid

Any luck?

--
Scott
http://www.OdeToCode.com/blogs/scott/

[dyw55a]

Scott,
Thank you very much. I thought that I import the
System.Web.UI.WebControls, then I could use datagrid directly. You
are right that there should be another class called datagrid somewhere
which I even did not know it exists. Thanks again

Donna