.NET 2.0 Grid View Control and the hyperlinkfield column

[Evian Spring]

Hi,
I am using the new gridview control in .NET 2.0. I would like to
perform an action in the code behind when the user clicks one of the
hyperlink in the columns.

Is there an event I can do this in before the framework redirects to
the link?
asp:hyperlinkfield
I put temporary code in this event but they do not fire when I click
the link:
_RowCommand
_SelectedIndexChanged
_SelectedIndexChanging
In a nutshell what I want to do it this, after the user has click the
link, I want the code behind to load the object for that link so that
the next page has that object available in the session. I wanted to
avoid building the link with the querystring.
Is this possible with the GrivView object? or is there an other way
that would be better to accomplish this?

THANKS!

[Christopher Reed]

A hyperlink is just that: a link to another page. There are no events
associated.

You can, however, use a ButtonField and then do your processing in the
RowCommand method before redirecting to your desired page.
--
Christopher A. Reed
"The oxen are slow, but the earth is patient."

"Evian Spring" <ev**********@canada.com> wrote in message
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Hi,
I am using the new gridview control in .NET 2.0. I would like to
perform an action in the code behind when the user clicks one of the
hyperlink in the columns.

Is there an event I can do this in before the framework redirects to
the link?
asp:hyperlinkfield
I put temporary code in this event but they do not fire when I click
the link:
_RowCommand
_SelectedIndexChanged
_SelectedIndexChanging
In a nutshell what I want to do it this, after the user has click the
link, I want the code behind to load the object for that link so that
the next page has that object available in the session. I wanted to
avoid building the link with the querystring.
Is this possible with the GrivView object? or is there an other way
that would be better to accomplish this?

THANKS!

[Evian Spring]

Thanks it is exactly what was needed.
Also, I found the way of having hidden fields in a grid view.

Microsoft reference:
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...akeynames.aspx