All those controls are designed to do something for every row. With the
option of doing something doing for alternating rows. But that's about it.
It's hard to imagine writing a generic control that can bind to data, but
can somehow treat sets of rows as one display row. And being able to allow a
generic way for the developer to specify how to figure out what the sets of
rows are, and how to handle each set to still render one visible row in the
control.
My recommendation would be to manipulate your data into being a 1 to 1
between the datarow and the control row if you want to use the built in web
controls. Or, I think you are on your own regarding displaying your data.
You would have to create dynamic controls manually and add them to your
page.
"Joe" <Jo*@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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Hello All:
I populate a datatable and want to display information in a table on a
webform. The information in a single row within the table, however, is
not
necessarily located in a single datarow within the datatable. It may be
in
two or more datarows.
Can I use any of the three web controls (repeater, datalist or datagrid)
to
render the table in which the data displayed in a row comes from more than
one datarow?
My impression is that these control s are designed to "show one record at
a
time" instead of allowing the developer to merge information into a table
row
from more than one record.
Any insights are welcome.
TIA,
--
Joe
